From: luukbonthond@online.nl   
      
   Take That's 'Patience' was recently voted in the UK number one lullaby by   
   mums who favour pop tunes over old-fashioned songs, however Elvis' magic   
   'Love Me Tender' was the only song over 20 years old in the Top 20.   
      
   It seems the sound of the bedtime lullaby is changing fast. Traditional   
   songs such as Rock-A-Bye Baby and Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star are no longer   
   soothing babies to sleep. Today little ones are nodding off to their   
   parents' karaoke versions of Patience by Take That, the rather edgy I Kissed   
   A Girl by Katy Perry, or Angels by Robbie Williams.   
      
   More than one in ten mothers regard traditional songs such as Rock-A-Bye   
   Baby as outdated, research by parenting website, The Baby Website, has   
   found. Many can't even remember the words to classics such as Hush Little   
   Baby and Lavender Blue.   
      
   Top of the tunes: Take That's Patience is the number one song for mothers   
   trying to send their baby off to sleep, a recent survey found, but Elvis is   
   the only "Oldie" who comes in a cool fifth.   
      
   Here are the Baby Website bedtime chart-toppers.   
      
   1. Patience, Take That   
   2. Angels, Robbie Williams   
   3. I Kissed a Girl, Kate Perry   
   4. You're Beautiful, James Blunt   
   5. Love Me Tender, Elvis Presley   
   6. Beautiful, Christina Aguilera   
   7. Warwick Avenue, Duffy   
   8. Sweet Child O' Mine, Guns n Roses   
   9. Wonderwall, Oasis   
   10. Girls, Sugababes   
      
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    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)