15 Celebrity Parents Award Winning Lullabies
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These sweet lullabies crafted by celebrity parents for their offspring are not only beautiful but many became chart toppers!
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Sources: Today, Buzz Feed, Business Insider
For the Little One: 15 Celebrity Parents Dedicate Songs
Beyonce’s Blue
Dedicated to her beautiful daughter, Beyonce caused our hearts to melt with sweet lyrics and the sound of Blue’s voice on this track.
Each day I feel so blessed to be looking at you
Cause when you open your eyes, I feel alive
My heart beats so damn quick when you say my name
When I’m holding you tight, I’m so alive
Now let’s just live it up
Stevie Wonder’s Isn’t She Lovely
Stevie Wonder’s 1976 hit was dedicated to and about his daughter Aisha. Who didn’t fall in love with her crying and splashing in the tub and the classic “Come on, Aisha. Get out of the water, Baby?”
Fun Fact: Today, Aisha is a back-up singer for her dad. The father and daughter pair shared a duet on his song, “How Will I Know” in 2005.
Rod Stewart’s Forever Young
Stewart rewrote the lyrics to the Bob Dylan classic for his children Sean and Kimberley.
Kanye West’s Only One
The rapper teamed up with Paul McCartney for a new song, “Only One,” which is an ode to his family. He’s been quoted as saying that he felt like his mom sang through him to his daughter. And just like everything else the rapper’s does it has been met with criticism.
Madonna’s Little Star
The Material Girl dedicated her 1998’s “Ray of Light” to her biological daughter Lourdes.
We’re still swooning over these lovely lyrics:
You are a treasure to me
You are my star
You breathe new life
Into my broken heart.
Lauryn Hill’s To Zion
In it, Lauryn talks about the uncertainty regarding her pregnancy and the joy she found in her child after the birth.
Lenny Kravitz’s Flowers for Zoe
Kravitz was so overjoyed with the birth of his daughter with ex-wife Lisa Bonnet he wrote this chart topping early 90s tune which was originally titled “Zoe’s Lullaby.”
Billy Joel’ s Goodnight, My Angel
This soul stirring ballad was for his daughter Alexa Ray when she was seven after she asked him, “Daddy what happens when you die?”
Jay-Z’s Glory
The Brooklyn rapper crafted “Glory” a lovely lullaby that gives his 6-day-old daughter credit, “featuring B.I.C.” in which he raps about his little bundle of joy:
Baby I paint the sky blue, my greatest creation was you.
John Lennon’s Beautiful Boy
Beatle rocker John Lennon dedicated this song to his second son, Sean. It was released about a month before he was murdered in 1980. Famous lyrics were:
I can hardly wait
To see you come of age
But I guess we’ll both just have to be patient
Will Smith’s Just The Two Of Us
Back in 1997 Will Smith then known as The Fresh Prince wrote a sweet chart topper for his oldest son Trey. They rapped together in the song too.
As I slipped out my bed,
to your crib I crept.
Touched your head gently,
felt my heart melt.
Sheryl Crow’s Lullaby for Wyatt
In honor of Sheryl Crow’s adoption of her first son Wyatt in 2007 she wrote this love song lullaby for him. Though she’s been quoted as saying that it never put him to sleep.
Kelly Rowland’s Mommy’s Little Baby
Former Destiny’s Child member Kelly Rowland pretty much broke the Internet when she released the snippet of the lullaby that she had created for her newborn son Titan.
Britney Spears’ My Baby
Spears credited her recovery for her season of pain to her two boys, Sean Preston and Jayden James, as displayed in her 2008 song, “My Baby.”
This is our favorite line in the song:
How did I get through all of my days without you? Now living with you, see everything’s true.
Eminem’s Hailie’s Song
Showing a softer sign the rapper sang for the first (and last?) time in this song dedicated to his daughter.
But then I see my baby
Suddenly i’m not crazy
It all makes sense when i look into her eyes.