Our context engine found "rest your head" used in 10 musical pieces, reflecting its semantic importance.Explore how artists use this specific phrasing in their creative work.
rest your head
Singer: sweeplings, the
start
come rest your head little one
there's nothing to fear anymore
start
come rest your head little one
there's nothing to fear anymore
Singer: bat for lashes
start
come on and rest your head
and i'll protect you
start
come on and rest your head
and i'll protect you
Singer: christie
my friend
rest your head on my pillow
until the dawn
my friend
rest your head on my pillow
until the dawn
Singer: douwe bob
and i don't work out but i think
and i'm good enough for you to rest your head on
time slips through my fingers like sand
and i don't work out but i think
and i'm good enough for you to rest your head on
time slips through my fingers like sand
Singer: verve pipe, the
i know the dreams are weighing heavy on your eyes
as you rest your head
relive your day
i know the dreams are weighing heavy on your eyes
as you rest your head
relive your day
Singer: posner, mike
you don't have to leave
rest your head
baby girl
you don't have to leave
rest your head
baby girl
Singer: rusted root
it's too much worrying
rest your head aside me now
it's too much thinking upon your shoulders
it's too much worrying
rest your head aside me now
it's too much thinking upon your shoulders
Singer: reese lansangan
you'll never find the same one again
rest your head
on the space
you'll never find the same one again
rest your head
on the space
Singer: hayden james
and the way you used to lie
rest your head upon my shoulders
every time
and the way you used to lie
rest your head upon my shoulders
every time
Singer: yanofsky, nikki
leading to a place
where you can fall and rest your head
close your eyes
leading to a place
where you can fall and rest your head
close your eyes