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    Can Anyone Help with the Swedish Lullaby, “Spin, spin, spin, min dotter min”?

    Does Anyone Know a Swedish Lullaby That Sounds Like “Tsat tun lit and forglit and paratntray”?

    Can Anyone Help with a Swedish Lullaby?

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    Can Anyone Help with the Swedish Lullaby, “Spin, spin, spin, min dotter min”?

    Friday, July 24th, 2009

    Wendy wrote:

    I can remember my grandfather holding me on his lap an singing the following: (some in phonetics)

    Spin, spin, spin, min dotter min
    E meran kommer free and fran
    dotter spun och tor en run
    aldrigt kommer (free and fran?)

    Does anyone remember the correct wording? My daughter, whom I sang this to when she was little, now has a little one and wants to sing it correctly. Can you help?

    Wendy Copeland

    If anyone can help with this song, please let us know in the comments below. Thanks!

    Mama Lisa

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    Does Anyone Know a Swedish Lullaby That Sounds Like “Tsat tun lit and forglit and paratntray”?

    Thursday, May 21st, 2009

    Leslie wrote:

    My grandmother is dying of cancer. When I was little she used to sing a Swedish lullaby to me about a little bird and sweet milk. It goes something like this:

    Tsat tun lit and forglit and paratntray…
    quilint and vockor lisit…

    ….spornot mot, ….reset…sit and milk made sovary
    silk and sank till savory…

    daiska lilla …mot
    por into por rese

    My mom has asked me to track this down so we can sing it to her. She may not have long to live…days.

    Please help me if you can. Does anyone know what this song is?

    Much love!
    Lesley

    If anyone can help Leslie, please let us know in the comments below.

    Thanks so much!

    Mama Lisa

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    Can Anyone Help with a Swedish Lullaby?

    Monday, March 9th, 2009

    Kristin wrote to me looking for help with a song:

    Hi Lisa,

    I was surfing and stumbled upon your site and I’m hoping you can help me. My Mother learned a song from her Grandmother. In fact, she remembers the song being sung to her every night as a child. My Great-Grandmother spoke little English and my Mother did not speak Swedish, so she never really got a translation. I’m also certain that my Mom is not really singing the words correctly either. I would love more than anything to find the words and translation for her because my Mother is now trying to teach the song to my children.

    I’m going to type it out the first two lines as I hear it – I don’t know any Swedish at all…

    Ocher (Aucher?) Lit Lit
    Er bord sen tieden

    Another option is that I record the tune as I know it and send it.

    I know this is a total long shot. Thanks for taking a look.

    My Best,

    Kristin

    If anyone can help Kristin with the lyrics to this song and/or an English translation, please let us know in the comments below.

    Kristin, if you’d like to email me the tune, that might help! Thanks!

    -Mama Lisa

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