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Artist page | Lyrics/Translation
Казачья колыбельная песня (The Cossack Lullaby) is a cradle song transcribed by author Mikhail Lermontov in 1838. This rendition was recorded in 2005 by Lalitree Darnielle and is available for download on lalitree.com. The lyrics follow those on the song’s Wikipedia page. See Mama Lisa’s World for more information, including additional lyrics, score, and another recording.
Izuku Midoriya wants to be a hero and successfuly works towards this goal. Inko Midoriya, on the other hand, has to deal with the fact that her son's path is filled with suffering. A songfic to "Cossack Lullaby".
In this songfic:
Let’s have some Inko Midoriya Feels to Cossack Lullaby.
Also:
I may or may not start a series of MHA one-shots with lullabies from all around the world.
Please, review!
Izuku Midoriya wants to be a hero and successfuly works towards this goal. Inko Midoriya, on the other hand, has to deal with the fact that her son's path is filled with suffering. A songfic to "Cossack Lullaby".
In this songfic:
Let’s have some Inko Midoriya Feels to Cossack Lullaby.
Also:
I may or may not start a series of MHA one-shots with lullabies from all around the world.
Please, review!
Do you remember my songfic about All Might looking through Izuku’s album and reminescenting about the boy?
I’ve got an idea for a partner-fic with song Cossack Lullaby. It would be about Inko Midoriya thinking about the path her son chose and how it makes her scared for his life.
Sleep, good boy, my beautiful, bayushki bayu, quietly the moon is looking into your cradle.
I will tell you fairy tales and sing you little songs, but you must slumber, with your little eyes closed, bayushki bayu.
My headcanon is that Ukraine used to sing this lullaby for Russia when he was young. It comforted him so much that even when he was older, she still sang for him when times were rough and he couldn't close his eyes at night without seeing his dead and dying people.
