PJ Songs to get your kids to sleep

magga1976

I have a 6 year old Son and a 4 Year old Daughter that i sing and play guitar to every night as they go to sleep.
Does anyone else do the same for their kids?
If so what songs do you sing?
I need some more for the repertoire
I am keen to hear any PJ or Non PJ suggestions
Here's a list of songs that i play pretty much every night:

Small Town
Girl From The North Country
Man Of The Hour (strumming chords version)
Guaranteed (i try to fingerpick this one)
Just Breathe (fingerpick)
Long Road (this one nearly always gets them to sleep)
Release (chord version: dsus2, G, Cadd9)
Picture in a Frame
Society
Black
Wishlist
Last Kiss
Off He Goes
Immortality

ericpat

Around the Bend

Cool Face Ryan

have you tried Blood?

danis

Present Tense, Parachutes, Indifference, Low Light, All those Yesterdeays

magga1976

Cool Face Ryan wrote:

have you tried Blood?

I normally save that until after i play Enter Sandman :twisted:

petersm69

Thumbing my way, Broken Heart, The end, Nothingman

magga1976

Anyone got any non PJ suggestions?

Cool Face Ryan

magga1976 wrote:

Anyone got any non PJ suggestions?

House at Pooh Corner by Kenny Loggins

xtremehardy388

Something in the Way-Nirvana
Take Five-Dave Brubeck
Oceans-Pearl Jam
Release-Pearl jam
Crazy Mary-Pearl Jam/Victoria Williams
Brain of J-Pearl Jam
Lullaby-A Perfect Circle

rollings

My five-year old comes and gets Lost Dogs, puts it in his CD player himself, and lays down for bed.

"how good is he, how warm are his eyes.....".
(the lull begins).

inlet13

Rollings wrote:

My five-year old comes and gets Lost Dogs, puts it in his CD player himself, and lays down for bed.

"how good is he, how warm are his eyes.....".
(the lull begins).

THIS>..

http://www.amazon.com/Babies-Pearl-Swee ... B0031GZQ04

xtremehardy388

inlet13 wrote:

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Rollings wrote:

My five-year old comes and gets Lost Dogs, puts it in his CD player himself, and lays down for bed.

"how good is he, how warm are his eyes.....".
(the lull begins).

THIS>..

http://www.amazon.com/Babies-Pearl-Swee ... B0031GZQ04

AMAZING

magga1976

inlet13 wrote:

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Rollings wrote:

My five-year old comes and gets Lost Dogs, puts it in his CD player himself, and lays down for bed.

"how good is he, how warm are his eyes.....".
(the lull begins).

THIS>..

http://www.amazon.com/Babies-Pearl-Swee ... B0031GZQ04

Cool link, but my kids are a little old for those type of lullabies, they sound as though they would be great for babies

inlet13

magga1976 wrote:

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inlet13 wrote:

Rollings wrote:

My five-year old comes and gets Lost Dogs, puts it in his CD player himself, and lays down for bed.

"how good is he, how warm are his eyes.....".
(the lull begins).

THIS>..

http://www.amazon.com/Babies-Pearl-Swee ... B0031GZQ04

Cool link, but my kids are a little old for those type of lullabies, they sound as though they would be great for babies

I'd say Around the Bend is the obvious choice. He wrote that as a lullaby.

A few of the uke songs could work. Man of the Hour is always a nice slow one and fun one to play.

MaxGoldenrod

inlet13 wrote:

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Rollings wrote:

My five-year old comes and gets Lost Dogs, puts it in his CD player himself, and lays down for bed.

"how good is he, how warm are his eyes.....".
(the lull begins).

THIS>..

http://www.amazon.com/Babies-Pearl-Swee ... B0031GZQ04

It's better than the PJ lullaby CD with Jeremy, etc...sounds like a bunch of crickets put together to make noise in the key of PJ!

I usually revert to Bee Girl or Off He Goes when singing to them