Help identify old lullaby

Heard it back in the 50's. Was sung by a big band orchestra. The last verse went something like this:

"Dream of the fields while you still can
Childhood is but a day
Even when you're a great big man
Mama won't go away"

Be a hero and help me learn the title to this song and get the rest of the lyrics. You'll go to heaven for sure.

Agosto

The song is called "Hush-A-Bye" with Danny Thomas.
It was in a movie called "The Jazz Singer" from 1952.

I have a few more lines... but not the whole song.

LuLuLa LuLu Hush a bye
Dream of the angels way up high
LuLuLa LuLu Don't you cry
Mama won't go away
Dream in my arms while you still can
Childhood is but a day
Even when you are great big man
Mama won't go away


/Cayman

PS: Do I get wings now? :-)

Originally Posted by Agosto

Heard it back in the 50's. Was sung by a big band orchestra. The last verse went something like this:

"Dream of the fields while you still can
Childhood is but a day
Even when you're a great big man
Mama won't go away"

Be a hero and help me learn the title to this song and get the rest of the lyrics. You'll go to heaven for sure.

Agosto

Cayman,
I am looking for information also about Hush-A-Bye sung by Danny Thomas in the movie called "The Jazz Singer". It must have been recorded by someone else also, wasn't it? Where did that song originally come from? A couple of people mentioned it sounds Jewish. My father & grandmother sang that song to me only when I was very little, there I never heard of it again.
Rae of Sunshine

The way my Mother sang it to me (as a female)
Tura Lura Don't you cry
Dream of the angels way up high
Tura Lura Don't you cry
Momma won't go away

Sleep in my arms
While you still can
Childhood is but a day
Even when your a great big women
Momma won't go away

Tura Lura don't you cry
Dream of the angels way up high
Tura Lura Don't you cry
Momma won't go away