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I See The Moon And The Moon Sees Me

This is based on an old English nursery rhyme from 1784. This version is attributed to Meredith Willson (1953). It's often sung as a lullaby: I see the moon; the moon sees me Under the shade of the old oak tree. Please let the light that shines on me Shine on the one I love. Over the mountain, over the sea, Back where my heart is longing to be, Please let the light that shines on me Shine on the one I love. I hear the lark, the lark hears me, Singing from the leaves of the old oak tree, Oh, let the lark that sings to me, Sing to the one I love. I see the moon; the moon sees me Under the shade of the old oak tree. Please let the light that shines on me Shine on the one I love. From Wikipedia: There is a nursery rhyme with the same title. It matches a couplet that appears in English as early as 1784 in a work entitled Gammer Gurton's Garland, or, The Nursery Parnassus: I see the moon, and the moon sees me, God bless the moon, and God bless me!