Karoo, Karoo

A Lullaby that my mom sang to me when I was a baby.
I sang to my daughters.  My daughters to my grandchildren.
I hope my great grandchildren will hear it someday, too.
Listen to it here --  accompanied by photos of my sleepy daughters, and my 10 sleepy grandchildren!


Karoo Karoo from pamela on Vimeo.

Comments

Shelby said…
oh my HEAVENS HOW UTTERLY PRECIOUS THIS IS !!!!!!!! :)
4:14 AM, October 29, 2009
karisma said…
Lovely! The tune sounds familiar but I don't recall the words. I also sang a lot to my babies and they loved it for years. Well except for Zak, he used to tell me to shut up! Little brat! Gameboys favourite was hush little baby! The girls loved the song about rainbows.
4:26 AM, October 29, 2009
Moms Musings said…
What beautiful babies.
5:22 AM, October 29, 2009
Kim said…
Sweet. I always sang "Winkin, Blinkin and Nod" and, of all things, Paul Simon's "St. Judy's Comet". I don't remember my mother ever singing to me.
5:48 AM, October 29, 2009
Unknown said…
The tune sounded familiar. Now I'll be humming it all day. You have a lovely voice and lovely babies!
6:08 AM, October 29, 2009
Janis said…
Oh how sweet...have never heard the song, but loved it. You have a great voice (it is you isn't it?)Nothing like a cute baby sleeping. How proud you must be of your lovely family. My singing to the kids consisted of "Twinkle little Star", "Itsy Bitsy spider" and "Rockabye Baby"
6:20 AM, October 29, 2009
Heather Plett said…
That's lovely! Thanks for sharing it!
6:58 AM, October 29, 2009
Karmyn R said…
Good thing you put in oldest to youngest or we would have never figured out who was who!
7:55 AM, October 29, 2009
Helene said…
soooooooo sweet! Love this!
8:31 AM, October 29, 2009
Intense Guy said…
Happiness is a perfectly contented, sleeping baby...

...and your are beautiful.
9:42 AM, October 29, 2009
Carole Burant said…
Such a sweet song, it's no wonder babies love listening to it:-) I had never heard it before!! I don't recall my mom ever singing to us, I'll have to ask her if she ever did! lol Beautiful slideshow of precious babies. xoxo
9:46 AM, October 29, 2009
Swampy said…
Ah-h-h-h! This one word sums it up.

Oh, your comments at my place are better than my entire post.
8:57 PM, October 29, 2009
Gattina said…
That's so adorable, I don't find any words. I can't remember that my mother ever sang or even read a story for me !
2:42 AM, October 30, 2009
ChrisB said…
That is lovely, I'm not familiar with it but from the photos I would say you had some happy children/grandchildren.
4:34 AM, October 30, 2009
DesLily said…
wow that was really great Pam!!
2:57 PM, October 30, 2009
bichonpawz said…
Oh Pamela....this was indeed beautiful! What a lovely voice you have...very special video. Thank you so much for sharing this with us!
12:54 AM, October 31, 2009
Far Side of Fifty said…
Wonderful..they are all beautiful..but now I need a nap:)
3:14 PM, October 31, 2009
Merle said…
Hi Pamela ~~ Nice little song and beautiful sleeping babies. Lovely.
I prefer to remember my cane, as I am a wobbly walker. And I haven;t got a gun anyway. Cheers, Merle.
12:47 AM, November 01, 2009
Swampy said…
Just popped back over...everytime I see that word, I think it says, "Kangaroo Kangaroo."
Thank goodness for my lysdexia. Keeps life interesting.
5:03 PM, November 01, 2009
Claudia said…
aw, that is sweet.
6:25 AM, November 02, 2009
Stephanie, Mama Dramatist said…
Oh, dangit if you didn't make me cry at work!!!

LOVE this!!!
2:38 PM, November 02, 2009
Living Life said…
Now I need another cup of coffee, as I am falling asleep listening to your lullabye! That was fantastic! You have a soothing voice and it reminds me of Julie Andrews in the Sound of Music! Thanks for sharing the photos too! So cute!
5:18 AM, November 06, 2009
Peter said…
When is the "single" being released Pamela, or is it going straight to DVD???
8:02 PM, November 07, 2009
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