Sandmännchen is a lullaby by Johannes Brahms that speaks of how the flowers work hard making wonderful scents during the day, and rest at night.
| Die Blümelein, sie schlafen schon längst im Mondenschein, sie nicken mit den Köpfen auf ihren Stengelein. Es rüttelt sich der Blütenbaum, er säuselt wie im Traum: Schlafe, schlafe, schlaf du, mein Kindelein! |
The flowers went to sleep, They were tired from making fragrances The flowers went to sleep They were tired from making fragrances Good night, good night! My baby, good night! |
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