Shivaree — Goodnight Moon
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There's a nail in the door
And there's glass on the lawn
Tacks on the floor
And the TV is on
And I always sleep with my guns
When you're gone
There's a blade by the bed
And a phone in my hand
A dog on the floor
And some cash on the nightstand
When I'm all alone the dreaming stops
And I just can't stand
What should I do I'm just a little baby
What if the lights go out and maybe
And then the wind just starts to moan
Outside the door he followed me home
Now goodnight moon
I want the sun
If it's not here soon
I might be done
No it won't be too soon 'til I say
Goodnight moon
There's a shark in the pool
And a witch in the tree
A crazy old neighbour and he's been watching me
And there's footsteps loud and strong coming down the hall
Something's under the bed
Now it's out in the hedge
There's a big black crow sitting on my window ledge
And I hear something scratching through the wall
Oh what should I do I'm just a little baby
What if the lights go out and maybe
I just hate to be all alone
Outside the door he followed me home
Now goodnight moon
I want the sun
If it's not here soon
I might be done
No it won't be too soon 'til I say
Goodnight moon
While you're up so high
How can you save me
When the dark comes here
Tonight to take me up
To my front walk
And into bed where it kisses my face
And eats my head
What should I do I'm just a little baby
What if the lights go out and maybe
And then the wind just starts to moan
Outside the door he followed me home
Now goodnight moon
I want the sun
If it's not here soon
I might be done
No it won't be too soon 'til I say
Goodnight moon
No it won't be too soon 'til I say
Goodnight moon
And there's glass on the lawn
Tacks on the floor
And the TV is on
And I always sleep with my guns
When you're gone
There's a blade by the bed
And a phone in my hand
A dog on the floor
And some cash on the nightstand
When I'm all alone the dreaming stops
And I just can't stand
What should I do I'm just a little baby
What if the lights go out and maybe
And then the wind just starts to moan
Outside the door he followed me home
Now goodnight moon
I want the sun
If it's not here soon
I might be done
No it won't be too soon 'til I say
Goodnight moon
There's a shark in the pool
And a witch in the tree
A crazy old neighbour and he's been watching me
And there's footsteps loud and strong coming down the hall
Something's under the bed
Now it's out in the hedge
There's a big black crow sitting on my window ledge
And I hear something scratching through the wall
Oh what should I do I'm just a little baby
What if the lights go out and maybe
I just hate to be all alone
Outside the door he followed me home
Now goodnight moon
I want the sun
If it's not here soon
I might be done
No it won't be too soon 'til I say
Goodnight moon
While you're up so high
How can you save me
When the dark comes here
Tonight to take me up
To my front walk
And into bed where it kisses my face
And eats my head
What should I do I'm just a little baby
What if the lights go out and maybe
And then the wind just starts to moan
Outside the door he followed me home
Now goodnight moon
I want the sun
If it's not here soon
I might be done
No it won't be too soon 'til I say
Goodnight moon
No it won't be too soon 'til I say
Goodnight moon
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gillespp wrote:
Indeed. Both RP and the song were new. This is where I first heard this song and quite frankly about the only place I ever hear it other than when listening to my own stuff.
This is one of the songs that sank the hook in me for RP. Been here ever since.
One of those songs I first heard (and enjoyed) in the early days of listening to RP (~2000). Part of the RP flavor.
Indeed. Both RP and the song were new. This is where I first heard this song and quite frankly about the only place I ever hear it other than when listening to my own stuff.
This is one of the songs that sank the hook in me for RP. Been here ever since.
the lioness and her cub have been reunited. 🥰
deniseperry wrote:
Kill Bill
Kill Bill
What film is this from?
i'm ready for this one to go away.
Ooh theremin mixed in there. Don't hear that too often.
tasty
Credits song to Kill Bill. Loved the movie, love the song.
JimiRasta wrote:
Yeah, a drop of NyQuill can really mess you up...
Yeah, a drop of NyQuill can really mess you up...
I got to know this lovely song from one of the best playlists ever on YouTube : Wiremux's Modern Noir Songs . Such a shame that she disappeared without a trace and took all her playlists down. Fans put copies of the playlists back up, so there's still some playlists of her to be found.
I just see a lot of compliments to Ms. Spears in these comments
Solid 7 from me, your lil lovin' piggy
Solid 7 from me, your lil lovin' piggy
One of those songs I first heard (and enjoyed) in the early days of listening to RP (~2000). Part of the RP flavor.
It is an old song which brings me childhood memories. I love this song.
First thought, I was thinking Gwen Stefani until I looked at the screen...
I listen to this as a child might who is frightened of the dark and all the spooky, imaginary creatures that live under the bed and lurk in the closet, and just waiting until the sun comes up when they disappear until the next night. As a small child in the early '50s, I would check under my bed for my own imaginary creatures before pulling the covers over my head for protection against those things that go bump in the night. I was terrified of thunderstorms. As I grew up, those fears disappeared but now as an old man, a 1911 with a full magazine is by the bed to deal with anything else that may actually go bump in the night, because when seconds count, the police are only minutes away. My closest neighbor is 700 feet away through a dense forest and now I enjoy a good thunderstorm, but the bogeyman still exists in our society, so be careful.
Rockit9 wrote:
Nectar Basil?
Vector Nasal.
Nectar Basil?
Vector Nasal.
Wahl... its on my Tidal playlist 'an its staying there.
Once every three months is nothing. Try reading the book every night for a year. bstevens1951 wrote:
It's a cute song, and I can stand to hear it once every three months. Gives me a chance to say her name: Ambrosia Parsley. Thanks Bill.
lizardking wrote:
rpdevotee wrote:
Overplayed. Hard to believe for "alternative" internet radio but I have been hearing this song played regularly on RP for at least a decade now.
Rockit9 wrote:
Nectar Basil?
Better than Waldorf Spinach.
Nectar Basil?
Better than Waldorf Spinach.
ElCamoteLoco wrote:
Nectar Basil?
Ambrosia Parsley is just about the best name ever.
Nectar Basil?
It's a cute song, and I can stand to hear it once every three months. Gives me a chance to say her name: Ambrosia Parsley. Thanks Bill.
lizardking wrote:
rpdevotee wrote:
Overplayed. Hard to believe for "alternative" internet radio but I have been hearing this song played regularly on RP for at least a decade now.
rpdevotee wrote:
Overplayed. Hard to believe for "alternative" internet radio but I have been hearing this song played regularly on RP for at least a decade now.
Reminds me of the roommate who started her own band. She liked this song and sang it often. Her version didn't have that "baby" sounding singer that seems to always bring out the (vocal) haters. The are literally the vocal minority on this song, no bunch of 1-3 ratings...
This version is good too.
This version is good too.
LaurieinTucson wrote:
Well, she claims she's "just a little baby", so if the shoe fits.... (Irritating factor higher due to vocal style + lyrics though.)
kinda tired of the baby talk singing style
Well, she claims she's "just a little baby", so if the shoe fits.... (Irritating factor higher due to vocal style + lyrics though.)
Overplayed. Hard to believe for "alternative" internet radio but I have been hearing this song played regularly on RP for at least a decade now.
please find some new stuff too play
kinda tired of the baby talk singing style
Wish I could have played this song rather than reading the book a thousand times to my kids. Oh wait a sec, all those readings were awesome.
doc_dave wrote:
Your little narration immersed me in this specific early morning ,on a winter sunday in Scotland, for a moment erasing the walls of a finishing summer in Beijing. I saw your two shadows in the car, the slight condensation on the windows, the clear echoes of an empty street, and this song, this shared moment. Beautiful suspended moment. Thank you
Love this song. I do think it's got its own native charms, but it helps too to have a narrative association.
Years ago, my daughter had a paper round, delivering the big Sunday papers in our Scottish town. Early Sunday mornings I would take her up to the shop where she picked up her papers for that morning's deliveries — 05:00 a.m., or so.
One winter morning (Scotland — dark!) we were sitting in the car waiting for the shop to prepare the order. On to our local radio came Shivaree "Goodnight Moon", under a moonlit sky. We loved it — still do!
Years ago, my daughter had a paper round, delivering the big Sunday papers in our Scottish town. Early Sunday mornings I would take her up to the shop where she picked up her papers for that morning's deliveries — 05:00 a.m., or so.
One winter morning (Scotland — dark!) we were sitting in the car waiting for the shop to prepare the order. On to our local radio came Shivaree "Goodnight Moon", under a moonlit sky. We loved it — still do!
Your little narration immersed me in this specific early morning ,on a winter sunday in Scotland, for a moment erasing the walls of a finishing summer in Beijing. I saw your two shadows in the car, the slight condensation on the windows, the clear echoes of an empty street, and this song, this shared moment. Beautiful suspended moment. Thank you
Love this song. I do think it's got its own native charms, but it helps too to have a narrative association.
Years ago, my daughter had a paper round, delivering the big Sunday papers in our Scottish town. Early Sunday mornings I would take her up to the shop where she picked up her papers for that morning's deliveries — 05:00 a.m., or so.
One winter morning (Scotland — dark!) we were sitting in the car waiting for the shop to prepare the order. On to our local radio came Shivaree "Goodnight Moon", under a moonlit sky. We loved it — still do!
Years ago, my daughter had a paper round, delivering the big Sunday papers in our Scottish town. Early Sunday mornings I would take her up to the shop where she picked up her papers for that morning's deliveries — 05:00 a.m., or so.
One winter morning (Scotland — dark!) we were sitting in the car waiting for the shop to prepare the order. On to our local radio came Shivaree "Goodnight Moon", under a moonlit sky. We loved it — still do!
Just unmuted and thought for a second this was Dolly Parton.
NeuroGeek wrote:
really sick of this
first listen--ok. she sounds to me like a more mellow Gwen Stefani.
I like Adolfa Shitler better.
ElCamoteLoco wrote:
ElCamoteLoco wrote:
Ambrosia Parsley is just about the best name ever.
joempie wrote:
It's actually like Marcella Detroit singing Leonard Cohen's The Future...
Her voice sounds quite a bit like Marcella Detroit / Shakespear's Sister. Pretty good song, nice sound... 8.
It's actually like Marcella Detroit singing Leonard Cohen's The Future...
really sick of this
Ambrosia Parsley is just about the best name ever.
Nadine wrote:
Don't harsh my chub!
Absolutely horrible. Especially the way she sings. What a baby. A baby female. PSD.
Don't harsh my chub!
helloitsme wrote:
Yep.
Divinyls anyone?
Yep.
helloitsme wrote:
Nope.
Divinyls anyone?
Nope.
oldsaxon wrote:
You should listen to RP more....far less repetition than whatever you've been tuned into. It's only been played 4 times in the last 30 days. Maybe it just catches your ear...
I hear it every few days. Like it initially but tired of it.
You should listen to RP more....far less repetition than whatever you've been tuned into. It's only been played 4 times in the last 30 days. Maybe it just catches your ear...
I hear it every few days. Like it initially but tired of it.
A bit too cindy-lauperish for me, and the bassline gets me a bit on my nerves. 5. Sorry, 4.
1wolfy wrote:
No, it's a different riff, but it's a little, 8-note "turn-around", composed of notes from a minor scale. There are only seven notes in a scale, which may explain the auditory similarity.
Ebony Eyes...Bob Welch Riff
No, it's a different riff, but it's a little, 8-note "turn-around", composed of notes from a minor scale. There are only seven notes in a scale, which may explain the auditory similarity.
Absolutely horrible. Especially the way she sings. What a baby. A baby female. PSD.
more Shivaree please!! 
Great week for moonlight. Cool, silvery, bright... Air is warm and perfect for dancing, walking on beach, prowling the woods..
Very basic human animal moon... Cold and wet arrives tomorrow... Seasons are ok in moderation. Some places have too much of each flavor
Life is great on the North Florida beaches...
RP choices this morning fit my weather and enhance the mood... Why do I buy CDs, vinyl, and singles-? Maybe I should surrender to the inevitable and stream RP throughout the house all the time... Just "ride the music" and let it flow... Thanks, never had that thought with Pandora, spotify, or any over the air-via-internet and competing streams... Yep, I'm a fan and like the sensibility shown.
Very basic human animal moon... Cold and wet arrives tomorrow... Seasons are ok in moderation. Some places have too much of each flavor
Life is great on the North Florida beaches...
RP choices this morning fit my weather and enhance the mood... Why do I buy CDs, vinyl, and singles-? Maybe I should surrender to the inevitable and stream RP throughout the house all the time... Just "ride the music" and let it flow... Thanks, never had that thought with Pandora, spotify, or any over the air-via-internet and competing streams... Yep, I'm a fan and like the sensibility shown.
Yet another good one for tonight's Blood Moon—that's going "good night" soon!
Divinyls anyone?
One of those early (2001-ish) RP songs that made me realize this station was something special…
EditorTom wrote:
She does somewhat, but I don't know if I'd say "exactly". E.G. Daily is an odd person to bring up; it's not as if she's sold a whole lot of records - isn't she primarily a voice actor? I remember her from a PBS TV program called "The Righteous Apples" in the early 1980s.
Anyhow, good tune.
She sounds exactly like E.G. Daily.
She does somewhat, but I don't know if I'd say "exactly". E.G. Daily is an odd person to bring up; it's not as if she's sold a whole lot of records - isn't she primarily a voice actor? I remember her from a PBS TV program called "The Righteous Apples" in the early 1980s.
Anyhow, good tune.
My Halloween song....
Love the use of theramin.
kcar wrote:
Just what the hell are you growing out in Broome?
Hey, sorry for taking so long: the smoker you get the player you are. The climate here is arid tropical, perfect for horticulture fanciers.
Just what the hell are you growing out in Broome?
Hey, sorry for taking so long: the smoker you get the player you are. The climate here is arid tropical, perfect for horticulture fanciers.
She sounds exactly like E.G. Daily.
Sexy Song....
Very soothing...
Her voice does the most wonderful things to my hormones.
I think this is the very first song I heard on RP.
Thanks for playing!!
Thanks for playing!!
oldsaxon wrote:
You should listen to RP more....far less repetition than whatever you've been tuned into. It's only been played 4 times in the last 30 days. Maybe it just catches your ear...
I love the smell of condescension in the morning..... it smells..... like.... victory.
You should listen to RP more....far less repetition than whatever you've been tuned into. It's only been played 4 times in the last 30 days. Maybe it just catches your ear...
I love the smell of condescension in the morning..... it smells..... like.... victory.
old_shep wrote:
You should listen to RP more....far less repetition than whatever you've been tuned into. It's only been played 4 times in the last 30 days. Maybe it just catches your ear...
Gee, haven't heard this for at least an hour.
You should listen to RP more....far less repetition than whatever you've been tuned into. It's only been played 4 times in the last 30 days. Maybe it just catches your ear...
Gee, haven't heard this for at least an hour.
Ebony Eyes...Bob Welch Riff
Another one of those early-days RP songs that let me know I'd found my radio home . . .
Thanks RP for playing this again!! Reminds me of the best day of the year... Halloween!!
7->8
Lyrics are either cute and funny, or really, really scary.
maxmox wrote:
Err, would that be a visual sandwich (or a woman in the coven having a yodel? = songwitch) caused by watching Tarantino movies?
Just what the hell are you growing out in Broome?
Err, would that be a visual sandwich (or a woman in the coven having a yodel? = songwitch) caused by watching Tarantino movies?
Just what the hell are you growing out in Broome?
Dinges,_the_Dude wrote:
Err, would that be a visual sandwich (or a woman in the coven having a yodel? = songwitch) caused by watching Tarantino movies?
Cool song wich is also caused by Quinten Tarentino.
Err, would that be a visual sandwich (or a woman in the coven having a yodel? = songwitch) caused by watching Tarantino movies?
drreuss wrote:
Sure. It's good the influences are transparent. Paying your respects to someone who led the way in the genre is fine by me.
great song
but
Leonard Cohen much ?
but
Leonard Cohen much ?
Sure. It's good the influences are transparent. Paying your respects to someone who led the way in the genre is fine by me.
great song
but
Leonard Cohen much ?
but
Leonard Cohen much ?
No correlation, but a sweet memory of reading the children's book by the same name a couple thousand times to my little boy (when he was little!)...
Cool song wich is also caused by Quinten Tarentino.
nevar23 wrote:
yes...
Sounds like Britney Spears, <..>
yes...
I really like this half chilling and bouncy nature of this tune. Cool balance if you ask me. If you don't?...it's still cool dammit.
A hint of Dolly Parton's voice in there...
Apparently it's quite an old practise, and not always associated with weddings. There was a story in my family about an ancestor being killed in a shivaree. One of our relatives doing research actually tracked down the actual event and found the newspaper articles about it in the Montreal Gazette (and it differed greatly from the version that had been told to me).
Apparently a crowd had gathered a couple of nights running (they even put up posters to spread the word) to try to extort money from a wealthy member of the community. In one of these a shot was fired and my ancestor, a servant in the man's household, was killed. He left a wife and children, and his death led to the banning of shivarees in Montreal.
Businessgypsy wrote:
Apparently a crowd had gathered a couple of nights running (they even put up posters to spread the word) to try to extort money from a wealthy member of the community. In one of these a shot was fired and my ancestor, a servant in the man's household, was killed. He left a wife and children, and his death led to the banning of shivarees in Montreal.
Businessgypsy wrote:
I don't know if the custom is still being practiced in the US, but it was in my parent's day in remote parts of the Arkansas Ozark mountains. Could get way out of hand, to the point of fights and bloodshed. Sigh. Yes, I'm a hillbilly by birth. Raised with Cajuns, but hillbilly stock.
Glad we just have bachelor parties before the ceremony now.
Glad we just have bachelor parties before the ceremony now.
Cynaera wrote:
..lyrics are "south of neanderthal" too?.. :P
This is a rather dark and chilling song... I can't even fathom this kind of paranoia, much less live with it every day of my life. And there are people out there who do live with it every day. My heart goes out to them...
"Goodnight Moon"
"Goodnight Moon"
There's a nail in the door
And there's glass on the lawn
Tacks on the floor
And the TV is on
And I always sleep with my guns
When you're gone
There's a blade by the bed
And a phone in my hand
A dog on the floor
And some cash on the nightstand
When I'm all alone the dreaming stops
And I just can't stand
What should I do I'm just a little baby
What if the lights go out and maybe
And then the wind just starts to moan
Outside the door he followed me home
Well goodnight moon
I want the sun
If it's not here soon
I might be done
No it won't be too soon 'til I say
Goodnight moon
There's a shark in the pool
And a witch in the tree
A crazy old neighbour and he's been watching me
And there's footsteps loud and strong coming down the hall
Something's under the bed
Now it's out in the hedge
There's a big black crow sitting on my window ledge
And I hear something scratching through the wall
Oh what should I do I'm just a little baby
What if the lights go out and maybe
I just hate to be all alone
Outside the door he followed me home
Now goodnight moon
I want the sun
If it's not here soon
I might be done
No it won't be too soon 'til I say
Goodnight moon
Well you're up so high
How can you save me
When the dark comes here
Tonight to take me up
To my front walk
And into bed where it kisses my face
And eats my head
Oh what should I do I'm just a little baby
What if the lights go out and maybe
And then the wind just starts to moan
Outside the door he followed me home
Now goodnight moon
I want the sun
If it's not here soon
I might be done
No it won't be too soon 'til I say
Goodnight moon
No it won't be too soon 'til I say
Goodnight moon
..lyrics are "south of neanderthal" too?.. :P
I might like this song if I hadn't read that book to my kids about a gazillion times.
Her voice sounds quite a bit like Marcella Detroit / Shakespear's Sister. Pretty good song, nice sound... 8.
Fun to hear this song, which evidently has had regular RP rotation, so long after its release. Very nice song.
I love this song!!
This one has gone 7->8->9 for me during the last month. Something in the creepiness of this song just gets me
nevar23 wrote:
Combo of Britney & Gwen Stefani. Bluk...
Sounds like Britney Spears, but with more substance, maybe.
Combo of Britney & Gwen Stefani. Bluk...
I like it, but it's either on heavy rotation right now, or I just happened to have caught it several times in the last few days. I've heard it enough for now. Thanks Bill!
this riff does the whole song
I swear she's channeling Dolly Parton ...
I really like this song..... Very nice!!
...on a full moon too - easy 8
Well, it's now October of 2011, and this song still gives me chills. It'd be a great background song for a Halloween party, because it's so creepy. I love it, though - listening to it is like watching a horror movie from behind one's hands, but spreading the fingers just a little to see the skeery parts...
Sjaaks wrote:
I was about to post the same thing.... HAHA
Yep, same here.
I was about to post the same thing.... HAHA
Yep, same here.
in the great green room....
cayenne wrote:
"Linkify" What a marvelous, worthless verbification. I can't wait to loopify my friends about this. Thanks!
"Linkify" What a marvelous, worthless verbification. I can't wait to loopify my friends about this. Thanks!
weirsh wrote:
Personally, I prefer "Goodnight Gorilla".
Actually, I do like this song.
Actually, I do like this song.
Bear1492 wrote:
That and the fact that it was in Kill Bill. Both this song and that movie make me happy.
There's just something about the way she sings this... sends chills up my spine every time.
That and the fact that it was in Kill Bill. Both this song and that movie make me happy.
She sounds like Kelli Dayton, briefly with the Sneaker Pimps (remember "6 Underground"). Wikipedia says not the same singer, so it must be true...
There's just something about the way she sings this... sends chills up my spine every time.
Lovely... haven't heard this is way too long! 
Saw them live on this tour in '99, sounded great!
Sounds like Britney Spears, but with more substance, maybe.
Giselle62 wrote:
Glad we just have bachelor parties before the ceremony now.
I was just looking up what Shivaree meant; it said a rowdy salutation, etc. given to a newly married couple by a group of people. I like this song after hearing it several times —-it sounded really good after Joy of Cooking. (Both songs with moon in the title.)
I don't know if the custom is still being practiced in the US, but it was in my parent's day in remote parts of the Arkansas Ozark mountains. Could get way out of hand, to the point of fights and bloodshed. Sigh. Yes, I'm a hillbilly by birth. Raised with Cajuns, but hillbilly stock.Glad we just have bachelor parties before the ceremony now.
I want to hate this....cuz I really don't like her voice but there's something catching about it!
I wish I had her voice!!!!!
Thanks Bill. I love Shivaree.
Cynaera wrote:
That's a very sweet and sincere response but I don't think the song is that serious. I've always assumed that the self-consciously "spooky" arrangement was a tip that the tone was more gothic cartoonish - like Tim Burton & Henry Sellick's "Nightmare Before Christmas".
This is a rather dark and chilling song... I can't even fathom this kind of paranoia, much less live with it every day of my life. And there are people out there who do live with it every day. My heart goes out to them...
That's a very sweet and sincere response but I don't think the song is that serious. I've always assumed that the self-consciously "spooky" arrangement was a tip that the tone was more gothic cartoonish - like Tim Burton & Henry Sellick's "Nightmare Before Christmas".
This is a rather dark and chilling song... I can't even fathom this kind of paranoia, much less live with it every day of my life. And there are people out there who do live with it every day. My heart goes out to them...
"Goodnight Moon"
"Goodnight Moon"
There's a nail in the door
And there's glass on the lawn
Tacks on the floor
And the TV is on
And I always sleep with my guns
When you're gone
There's a blade by the bed
And a phone in my hand
A dog on the floor
And some cash on the nightstand
When I'm all alone the dreaming stops
And I just can't stand
What should I do I'm just a little baby
What if the lights go out and maybe
And then the wind just starts to moan
Outside the door he followed me home
Well goodnight moon
I want the sun
If it's not here soon
I might be done
No it won't be too soon 'til I say
Goodnight moon
There's a shark in the pool
And a witch in the tree
A crazy old neighbour and he's been watching me
And there's footsteps loud and strong coming down the hall
Something's under the bed
Now it's out in the hedge
There's a big black crow sitting on my window ledge
And I hear something scratching through the wall
Oh what should I do I'm just a little baby
What if the lights go out and maybe
I just hate to be all alone
Outside the door he followed me home
Now goodnight moon
I want the sun
If it's not here soon
I might be done
No it won't be too soon 'til I say
Goodnight moon
Well you're up so high
How can you save me
When the dark comes here
Tonight to take me up
To my front walk
And into bed where it kisses my face
And eats my head
Oh what should I do I'm just a little baby
What if the lights go out and maybe
And then the wind just starts to moan
Outside the door he followed me home
Now goodnight moon
I want the sun
If it's not here soon
I might be done
No it won't be too soon 'til I say
Goodnight moon
No it won't be too soon 'til I say
Goodnight moon
apd wrote:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ob37KzlUEPA
I was just coming here to post that!
Here, I'll linkify it for ya:
Goodnight moon, as read by...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ob37KzlUEPA
I was just coming here to post that!
Here, I'll linkify it for ya:
Goodnight moon, as read by...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ob37KzlUEPA
Oh...just a bit sexy. 
Bill, you're outdoing yourself today. This playlist just simply rocks!
Sounds like Betty !
#5
#5We have the book in both English & Spanish for our son - love it too.
rkr wrote:
rkr wrote:
Always the last book of the night.... has been for all three of my kiddos
copymonkey wrote:
copymonkey wrote:
nice. My daughters favorite.
daveesh wrote:
daveesh wrote:
In the great green room
there was a telephone
and a red balloon
and a picture of—
a cow jumping over the moon
and there were three little bears, sitting on chairs
and two little kittens and a pair of mittens
and a little toy house and a young mouse
and a comb and a brush and bowl full of mush
and a quiet old lady who was whispering "hush"
goodnight room
goodnight moon
goodnight cow jumping over the moon
goodnight light and the red balloon
goodnight bears goodnight chairs
goodnight kittens goodnight mittens
goodnight clocks and goodnight socks
goodnight little house and goodnight mouse
goodnight comb and goodnight brush
goodnight nobody goodnight mush
and goodnight to the old lady whispering "hush"
goodnight stars, goodnight air
goodnight noises everywhere.
there was a telephone
and a red balloon
and a picture of—
a cow jumping over the moon
and there were three little bears, sitting on chairs
and two little kittens and a pair of mittens
and a little toy house and a young mouse
and a comb and a brush and bowl full of mush
and a quiet old lady who was whispering "hush"
goodnight room
goodnight moon
goodnight cow jumping over the moon
goodnight light and the red balloon
goodnight bears goodnight chairs
goodnight kittens goodnight mittens
goodnight clocks and goodnight socks
goodnight little house and goodnight mouse
goodnight comb and goodnight brush
goodnight nobody goodnight mush
and goodnight to the old lady whispering "hush"
goodnight stars, goodnight air
goodnight noises everywhere.
Included on my recent Lovely Moonchild mixtape CD issued to certain RP podniks.
I got to know this lovely song from one of the best playlists ever on YouTube : Wiremux's Modern Noir Songs . Such a shame that she disappeared without a trace and took all her playlists down. Fans put copies of the playlists back up, so there's still some playlists of her to be found.
Indeed, that is a wonderful playlist!!! Thank you for citing it here!