Shawn Mullins - Lullaby 

anyone here from gravity falls?

Gravity falls fandom just be coming to search for clues

Legend has it that Michael Scott is still listening to this song in his office

Lo-Fi, The Great gatsby, blue wire in the hip bone, and Lullaby... Bill, stop!!! Say whatever you want now!!!

Anyone Else get here from the soos quote on the Book of Bill website?

Anybody here in 2024 asking if anybody is here in 2024?

Cant wait for this comment section to be flooded with Gravity Falls Fans

Am I the only person who misses music from the mid 90s till 2000? 😂 45 years old as of yesterday and I still listen to stuff from the same era. Most new music is absolute crap man.

Anyone here in 2021? I'm just here wishing I could time travel back to the early 1990's. Where I felt safe and shit was normal. Music is as close as I can get to time travel. 🎶🎶🎶

Haven't heard this tune in like 15 years and it just showed up, swirling around in my brain. So here I am

As a teen I spent years in a fairly traumatizing Psychiatric group home, my parents gave me up. My roommate used to sing this to me when I was scared and we were falling asleep. A small act of kindness that still makes me loved when I hear it 20 years later.

I know things won't be all right, but sometimes it's nice to hear Shawn say it.

"I can't Think. I need more Mullins"

After I was diagnosed with cancer, I started chemo immediately. This was 1998 and I was 13. This was the song playing on the radio when my mom and I left the hospital after the first day. I will never forget listening to it while driving (or crawling) down the 405 freeway in Santa Monica. It is truly a "period piece" for me, despite this being a one-hit wonder.

Anyone still listening in 2020?

born in 88; I recently re-discovered this song and had it on repeat; just completely took hold of me and took me back to another place in time. 90s were something

Pure 90s. One of my favourite tracks back in the day. Brings back a lot of good memories. Hello from Ireland!

I suddenly just remembered this song existed. Glad I found it

fact: anybody who listens to this will get nostalgic about the 90s.

gravity falls enthusiasts anyone??,

My Dad use to sing this to me when i was a little girl...sure do miss that old man. Fly high Daddy Rockabye💔

Okay maybe I should sue Shawn Mullins for breach of contract? He promised me everything was going to be alright. AWESOME SONG

Anyone listening in 2024 overcome by nostalgia?

pov alex hirsch brought you here and dont know why

I don't know if its just me but the 90s were awesome, like 1000 times better then today.

gravity falls fans gonna go crazyyy

GRAVITY FALLS FANS!?

here from soos after the timer? anyone else? what is happening

I fell in love with this song when it came out. The nostalgia makes me wanna cry. Brings back so many memories from a time when things were so simple.

It was '98 or '99. My friends and I were in high school, and unpacking in our hotel room at a convention. The beds had this odd built-in radio between them. I remember folding clothes and listening to this song through the old speakers. I remember the anticipation of meeting the beautiful girl I only got to see a couple times a year at those conventions. I remember being young, with everything ahead of me. That's a moment I'd revisit in a heartbeat.

Rediscovered this masterpiece recently. Lost my partner to brain cancer in 2010, but I still dream about playing this for her again one day.

why does soos reference this song hm

Soos sent me 😅

This song seems both comforting yet sorrowful at the same time. The music video really emphasizes that, too!

This video's views tripling because of Gravity Falls lmao

GRAVITY FALLS????!??!?!

If you’re here because of Michael Scott, that’s means that you did something amazing in your life: you have arrived at the sixth season of the office, GOOD JOB💪❤️

This song is 100 times better if you picture a young Jack Nicholson singing it.

fuck i wanna be 18 again

Hello fans of Gravity Falls. I'm here looking for clues since this is the quote from the countdown website. Please reply if you find any findings based off of this song.

Ahhh missed this song. Makes me wanna have a cold beer in the middle of the week. Missed the 90's man

"I need more Mullins" -Michael Scott

Oh hey, it's that one song everybody called rockabye and nobody called lullaby.

listening in 2024

2020, still listening! ha!

This song takes me back when my wife and I were living in our first apartment that we lived in while we finished up college. It was cramped, the neighbors were jerks, and we had one tiny window air conditioner for the whole place....but we were happy. My how the years have gone by, haha:-)

I always get goosebumps when he sings the chorus during the bridge. Another timeless classic.

1998 was a traumatic year for me and my family. So when this song came out it was perfect timing for me personally. All I wanted was to hear was that everything was going to be OK. I've listened to it a lot over the last 24 years. Love it!

I have had his voice stuck in my head for five years and couldn't find this song until now I am the happiest man on earth.

Shawn was a late 1990's hero....lets keep his VEVO going for him. He spent alot of time in dive bars building his career, so give him a like, it may make him a dollar. I really like all of Shawn's stuffl.

Heard this song when watching The Office. Michael Scott was sad in his office listening to it x'D

I still love this song. I miss the 90's.

in 1998 i was 15 i use to walk my golden retriever around the subdivision at midnight singing this song out loud with my headphones on, all the houses were in darkness all was silent, little did i know there was a girl 2 streets over that use to wait up for me to come walking by and listen to me sing, one day she told me at the bus stop and i got so embarrassed, then she told me it was the best part of her day, and a couple other girls admitted to listening to me to, i had fans and i never even knew it, we ended up being togeather for 6 years.

The 90’s was definitely something special for music. Reading everyone’s comments and being able to relate to all of them in some form of way, makes me believe that we’re all sharing and reminiscing on similar memories.

im here because of the office

Shouts out to you if your here trying to make it through a depressive bender. I’m here with you and I know what you’re going through

God damn. I had completely forgotten about this song until I heard about it at a bar a few nights ago. Man, the 90's were awesome.

90' music had a way of healing from messed up youth filled with some sort of abuse that scars so many people sadly today's music couldn't heal a upset stomach

This is not just a one hit wonder... It's a little piece of heaven for all those going through $h!t storms...

The 1990s, when planet Earth was briefly normal.

god how i miss the 80s and 90s lol

This song peaked #7 on the Billboard Hot 100 in early 1999

When my wife and I were first married and pregnant with our first child we thought my wife was going into preterm labor. She called me while I was at work panicked and I told her I would head home and take her to the hospital. On my way home I was getting pretty worked up and this song started playing on the radio. Made me a bit more emotional, but I somehow knew deep down things would be alright. 15 years later my daughter is doing well and learning to drive. She's a pain in the butt, but I love her.

bill?

ANOTHER 90s song I forgot GAHHH!!! Bring the 90s back!

Who else was watching and listening to this in 1998!?

I love this song. It's calming when nothing else works 💜

1998, I was in 4th grade. I called into the local radio station after my parents went to sleep to request this song. I sat with my cassette ready to record. It was too late, I fell asleep. I woke up in the middle of Lullaby, sad I couldn't record it, happy I could still hear the rest of the song.

i love you momma in heaven,,you always told me everything is going to be all right....i miss you my best friend,,its so hard without you,,,have fun in HEAVEN,,,and oh..rock a bye bye.

I love how this song is a story. I love Shawn Mullin's voice. I love this video. I love how my memories of the 1990's flood back when I listen to this..

I am so fortunate to have been born at a time when I could experience the decades of popular music I have heard over the years. Beginning with the sixties and now currently. I have seen it change with the generations that remember the songs from their youth. Every decade has it's favorites. Every generation has a marker in time based on the songs they heard. One thing is certain, and true for myself, you don't appreciate what you are hearing at that time as much as you do now.

A college friend of mine, then the head of a major broadcasting company in Munich, brought this song back to Germany from a trip to the U.S. and had his DJs play it. It became a huge hit. A little later, the station brought Shawn in for a few smaller concerts. I saw him and his stunning band in Munich: they were awesome. Nothing came of Shawn's international career, probably because he was a rather introverted shy man, at least at that time. He was all about the music, never about the whole business. From the meet and greet I remember him as a very nice, polite, modest guy. I think he's still active in the club scene in and around.

Michael Scott brought me here ^^

2024 anyone

Dennis Hopper and Bob Seager and Sonny and Cher...EPIC

Who else is here because of Michael Scott freaking out?

The office brought me here

Came here after The Office. First I have typed "Rockabye" and I found Pit Bull. That was the worst half-a-minute of today.

I DECLARE BANKRUPTCY!!!!!

Such a cool song. Reminds me of our glory years in the '80s & 90's - which we can all share:)

This it's a nice sing to listen too when your really down, stressed or just need some kind words. :-)

They play this at my job. I take it as a sign to keep going on no matter what. It helped me through my childhood. I had an abusive father. This song gave me hope. It still does.

The Office didn't bring me here... good memories of the late 90's did, but The Office just coincidentally reminded me again is all

I'll never forget road trips with my friends, flipping channels to catch this, our favorite song on the car radio. This before internet radio, or cell phones could bring up any music you wanted at will. Elated to find it, we would all sing at the top of our lungs. It's crazy that we gauged the times and seasons in our lives by the few months of radio airplay, back then.

1998. What a great music year!

ANY PERSON who is scared out of there minds from the Coronavirus needs to listen to this song!!! Of course, be concerned.....but be assured as well;)

I miss the late 90's :(

Imagine growing up in a time when they made good music like this. Priceless.

Micheal Scott brought me here

This song is so underrated

I wanna go back. No one staring their phones, every genre of music was good, people were WAY more accepting of each other and we weren’t bombarded with -ISMs. Life was simple and enjoyable now everything just sucks

" She's seen alot of devils in this angel town"....great lyric

TOTALLY forgot about this song until I saw the recommended link on a Goo Goo Dolls video. H Haven't heard it in YEARS. What a nostalgic gem. ❤

He never says lullaby once, it's all rock-a-bye.

She grew up with the children of the stars In the Hollywood hills and the boulevards Her parents threw big parties Everyone was there They hung out with folks like Dennis Hopper and Bob Seger and Sonny and Cher She feels safe now in this bar on Fairfax And from the stage I can tell that she can't let go and she can't Relax And just before she hangs her head to cry I sing to her a lullaby I sing: Everything's gonna be all right Rock-a-bye, rock-a-bye Everything's gonna be all right Rock-a-bye, rock-a-bye, rock-a-bye She still lives with her mom outside the city Down that street about a half a mile And all her friends tell her she's so pretty But she'd be a whole lot prettier if she smiled once in a while 'Cause even her smile looks like a frown She's seen her share of devils in this angel town Everything's gonna be all right Rock-a-bye, rock-a-bye Everything's gonna be all right Rock-a-bye, rock-a-bye, rock-a-bye I told her I ain't so sure about this place It's hard to play a gig in this town and keep a straight face Seems like everybody's got a plan It's kind of like Nashville with a tan Everything's gonna be all right Rock-a-bye, rock-a-bye Everything's gonna be all right Rock-a-bye, rock-a-bye, rock-a-bye

this song brings me to tears i dont know why,i think its beautiful !

You can't get music like this these days. Whether you like it or not you've got to admit that the 90s had some of THE GREATEST songs of the era

this was my dads favourite cd when i was growing up. i can remeber so vividly driving up to huntsville, Ontario Canada when i was like 7 or 8. My dad threw this cd in the old cd player in his '94 ram and I enjoyed it so much - as a young boy. Today i'm 27. I have never stopped listening to this album throughout my 20's. All the songs start to mean so much more to you as you age. I think my dad connected with these songs on a personal level, almost like he left a story for me. I love you so much dad.

Shouldn't this song be called Rockaby

this song deserves more views!!!