Haha I grew up with this lullaby! Heard it so many times! I don't understand why people in US find it scary for children. It's just about a wolf that will grab you in his teeth and steal you into the forest if you lay on the side of your bed. So basically teaches children to be safe to not fall out of bed so the mother doesn't have to worry about them by instilling fear to force them to sleep on the center of the bed. Ideal Russian Parenting 101 XD
" I don't understand why people in US find it scary for children. It's just about a wolf that will grab you in his teeth and steal you into the forest ... " I've never seen you in my life, but I can confirm you are indeed Russian.
A lot of people seem to find the lullaby creepy. But I actually find it quite beautiful. No one has ever sung me to sleep, read me a story, nor even said goodnight to me before. Especially my parents. So after listening to this lullaby I sorta got addicted to it and would always put it on, falling asleep with it.
You deserve to know what it's like to have someone read you a bedtime story or say goodnight! I know it's not the same, but there are a lot of adult bedtime stories on youtube! or even children's ones
...in an English lullaby, a baby is in a cradle on top of a tree, the wind blows and the cradle falls...in a traditional Irish lullaby you straight up say 'boo' to scare the kid, and then tell them you're just being silly. Lullaby are simply another folk way of warning and teaching the young, just like folk fairy tales.
The actual translation is more like good night sleep tight, don’t lay on the edge of the bed, or else the grey wolf will grab you by you side. Being Russian, this is the lullaby my mom used to always sing me and my siblings and it really isn’t that creepy. And although wolves do mostly represent villains in Russian stories.
Yeah, up until a couple hundred years ago, wolves were probably the scariest things anyone who lived in a small town or village was likely to run into, and they did kill people when they got the chance. It makes sense that they'd turn up as the villains in a lot of stories, especially ones for children; you'd want to condition your kids to be scared of things like that.
Bayu Bayushki Bayu Do not lie down near the edge of the bed The grey wolfie will come And grab you by your tiny sideHe'll grab you by your tiny side And drag you to the forest... Drag you to the forest... Down under a willow shrub. Don't come round, wolfie, don't wake up our Masha. Bayu Bayushki Bayu Do not lie down near the edge of the bed The grey wolfie will come He'll grab you by your tiny side And drag you to the forest... Drag you to the forest... Down under a raspberry bush. And then one raspberry will fall down Right into Katenka's mouth. Bayu Baushki Bayu Do not lie down near the edge of the bed The grey wolfie will come He'll grab you by your tiny side And drag you to the forest... Drag you to the forest... Down under an aspen tree. Don't come round, wolfie, don't wake up our Masha. Bayu Bayushki Bayu Do not lie down near the edge of the bed The grey wolfie will come He'll grab you by your tiny side And drag you to the forest. And drag you to the forest where Nana lives and bakes buns, And sells them to the little ones, and Vanusha gets them free of charge
@@sharone6077Well you sort of got your wish….except that its not a movie, its a horror video game called Dead by Daylight. One of the main killers in that game hums this lullaby when she’s nearby.
M Tranová I know one from Indonesia or the Philippines called ili ili tulog Anaya, or I think that’s how it’s spelled. And it’s hauntingly beautiful. It was sung by older sisters or female relatives to small children when their mothers were away. It’s another example of creepy sounding lullabies. My personal favorites are from Scandinavia. Some of them are very sweet. And I also like German lullabies.
There's this Italian one where the singer ponders whether to give her baby to the dark man, to a witch or to the white wolf, and each one of them will keep the baby for a certain period of time.... Really creepy
Thats why I'm here lol. That song is so catchy, i needed to know if this one was made up or a 'real' song. So my russian friend told me that this is a real lullaby and yeah....here I am, singing this song and annoy all my friends lol
Не уверен насчет вашей версии, но в моем детстве концовка была - к нам волчок не ходи, нашу детку не буди Not sure about your version, but in my childhood there was an ending - don’t go to us little wolf, don’t wake our little baby
Its actually about a mother knowing her son will be stolen to be a drafted into the army when he comes of age. This as many lullabies of other countries along with other songs of other types have multiple different lyrics and so on. Its a very sad song actually.
I thought it was about the literal lyrics, like how many lived near the forest, and because the fierce winter forced many literal wolves to stray into villages in desperate hunger, they often ended up attacking dogs, livestock, and even small children, so this song was made to keep children from wandering after dark and tucked in bed, well that’s what I heard at least
For anyone wanting to sing the first bit in Russian but no clue how, I found it in English letters! Bayu-bayushki-bayu, Ne lozhisya na krayu! Pridet seren'kiy volchok, I ukhvatit za bochok. I hope this helps someone!
I already found Huntress comforting but WOW! Got sent this link and your voice is divine! Instant feelings of peace and wellbeing. Thank you for sharing your lovely voice with the world.
@@meneer4866 I don't think so I mean since she has the mind of a child I feel like she would acasionally talk to the animals around and the kids she kidnapped
Your voice makes me feel alive in a whole new level. As if I had senses that only awake when you sing. I adore your music. It has a place with in the hall of the finest, most beautyful art.
I believe this lullaby sounds scary to foreign speakers because, even if the translation is correct, Russian is an intricate language. In Russian, words are very versatile. In this lullaby, every word is used in a “childish form”. So it doesn’t says the wolf, but instead uses the word “wolshok”. Wich basically means a baby wolf. Overall, the language used in the lullaby doesn’t sounds so creepy as the translation. The story is still creepy tho 😂 but most lullabies across the world have a quite dark story...that is sang in a soothing melody to a child that doesn’t yet understand the words...quite intricate!
yes, but there is a continuation of the lullaby, which says that the wolf would not come to us and that the baby would sleep sweetly. And yes you are right it says about the little wolf
I love Russian lullabies. 💓 One year ago I made my version of my most beloved one "Tili tili bom" and I intend to do more... Lovely interpretation of "Bayu Bayushki", Serena. Well done.
@@pixelfish3395 it is a very creepy song, and I think it is the reason I still have a fear of the dark at age 17. Wolves are fine, but creepy men peeking around a corner and watching me, not so much.
I’ve always had a connection with this song. I’ve used it to sleep for two years I can sing it by heart, despite barely being able to hold a conversation in Russian. It makes me feel enchanted by sleep and it melts away my worry so I can listen to the beautiful notes as I slowly drift of to sleep. This is one of the prettiest erosions I’ve heard. Your voice is breathtaking.
I am actually stupidly tired right now, and I went 'Oh man. Ashley Serena and lullabies. I'm going to pass out!' But this was just creepy enough to stave that off! XD Beautifully done, I love hearing new things from you! (And old things! I go back to listen to you quite often.)
this is so weird I literally just look your channel up this morning because I realized I had not seen any videos from you in awhile, and now you drop this! Amazing.
Honestly, I'm oftentimes peeved when songs are not being sung in their original language, but your version is so beautiful I literally had goosebumps the whole time ❤спасибо большое
"Else the grey wolf will come, and grab you by your side, he'll snatch you up between his teeth, if on the beds edge you sleep." Basically if i don't stay in bed the wolf will come after me? ;-; This was so pretty to listen to, great singing😄💝
If I’m not making any mistakes, russian lullaby songs were always about danger and death. It’s because in ancient times there was a sort of belief that if you sing a lullaby about death, your child won’t die in his early childhood. By singing lullabies like this mother’s were trying to prevent bad things from happening However I don’t remember where I heard that, so it may be not true
Creepy and huntingly gorgeous. I imagined myself being part of a scary tale by Gogol or something like that lol. There are bizarre lullabies in many places. I also love Reading the descriptions, you are super funny.
I'm Russian 🇷🇺, and for us this song does not sound scary at all, in Russian folklore lullabies where something bad happens to a child, as we believe, scare away death.)
As terrifying as this song is when you think about the lyrics i actually enjoy it lol. However, all i can think of when i hear this song is some crazy, murderous hatchet throwing lady since playing dbd. Well done.
I love this lullaby, my mom used to sing to me every night and I never got tired of that song. There is a story behind that lullaby my grandma told me, and it's very deep, that whoever enters the forest on full-moon have to be the very careful cause that day wolf are extra hungry, I don't know if it's true. I tried once to go to the forest in a full moon I only saw wolfs eyes are glowing like pure red-blood, they didn't do anything, as I from Russia, we lived close to the forest, the legend says, if you see, wolfs eye glowing red in full-moon, it means you have the supernatural ability. The Legend says that Werewolfs are existing they evolved with humans. They mainly referring to sex appeals
Thank you so much for making this video before it was so hard to put my little one to sleep but placing this song on loop for her knocks her out easily thank you for this wonderful video
@@anatoly9284 You don't understand. Someone commented that who ever disliked the video , she hopes will be dragged in the forest by a wolf and I am saying that I would not mind if I was dragged in the forest by a wolf because a love wolves and wolves are my brothers. You see.
I love this and I can't stop listening so it is nice to have to have one translation as there are many versions. Russian is a beautiful language and I love how you sing some Russian in the begining. Bayu Bayushki is a favorite lullaby of mine as a like yours and you have such a beautiful voice.
Баю-баюшки баю Не ложися на краю Придёт серенький волчок И укусит за бочок Sleep my darling tiny one Tucked within your bed so tight Else the old grey wolf will come And grab you by your side He'll snatch you up between his teeth If on the bed's edge you sleep And drag you to the forest deep Beneath the quaking tree So close your eyes and fall asleep Count the little wooly sheep Tucked so tightly you must keep Or he will come for you
Thumbs up. Amazing job Ashley!!! Such a melodic voice. In both both launguages, you get this smoothing and calm feeling. Please make another video where you sing it only in Russian. I agree; the first time you hear the lyrics of this lullaby it may sound like scary and creepy. But didn't we all grow up being scared by our parents to behave? This song/lullaby it bears no difference. I don't get the fuss some people get over this type of lullaby.
the translation is amazing and you sing beautifully. Very nice. I can tell you about the symbolism of this lullaby. In the culture of the Eastern Slavs, nature and man are a whole organism, and the other world was as important for the Slavs as the real world. The Slavs attached great importance to all kinds of borders. This is the threshold of a house, a bathhouse, a barn, a gate, a river bed, a forest border. Each of these spaces had its rulers. Bannik, kikimora, goblin, water, etc. A person felt like a master only in a hut. And then he shared power with the brownie. For a small child, the world was mostly limited to the cradle and arms of the mother. Therefore, the edge of the cradle in the song symbolizes the boundary between danger and security. Well, the wolf is considered evil by the Slavs. And the phrase that will drag you into the forest sounds like a nightmare, because the forest is a source of danger. Therefore, entering the forest, the Slavs performed whole rituals to appease the forest spirit. Besides, these are not the most terrible lullabies. There are lullabies where mothers wished death to their child, thus they deceived Death. After all, Death always comes when you do not expect it.
I am really into mermaids and found Ashley Serena via 'My jolly sailor bold'. Now I see that she covered this lullaby as well. RUclips, why didn't you show me that earlier? Get haunted by wolves and mermaids!
Never thought this song can sound really creepy))) It's sound like mother who sing it try to prepare her child to horror future)))))) Also you got amazing voice, great work!
You're amazing, I listened to quite a few of your videos, and it's obvious you have a beautiful voice. (On top of that you're super pretty!) I can't wait to see more from you.
Я знаю насколько это сложно для вас - произносить наши слова, но, у Вас это прекрасно вышло! Это прекрасная работа. Уверена, она стоила Вам многих усилий. Я люблю Ваше творчество, но, это меня приятно поразило.
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Haha I grew up with this lullaby! Heard it so many times! I don't understand why people in US find it scary for children. It's just about a wolf that will grab you in his teeth and steal you into the forest if you lay on the side of your bed.
So basically teaches children to be safe to not fall out of bed so the mother doesn't have to worry about them by instilling fear to force them to sleep on the center of the bed. Ideal Russian Parenting 101 XD
😨😨😬😰😳😳
Yeah it’s not that scary
" I don't understand why people in US find it scary for children. It's just about a wolf that will grab you in his teeth and steal you into the forest ... "
I've never seen you in my life, but I can confirm you are indeed Russian.
Wow
This lullaby is also hummed by a killer in a game called Dead by Daylight lol
The lullaby I hear before I get a hatchet thrown at me.
Hats off if you get that reference.
I get it. And I can relate
I've had this song in my head for months and only recently remembered where I heard it from
James Cavin LOL. Ashley sings it much better than The Huntress.
Bunny mom is scary
Huntress is my main
russia is probably the only country where a song about a wolf eating a baby is considered a lullaby
epic
I mean, a lullaby about a cradle and baby falling over isn’t exactly happiness goals. A lot of popular songs are pretty creepy in the right context.
IKR
Да, это правильно (yes that’s correct)
You should hear tili tili bom about a strange man coming to take children who do not sleep
@@xxlilacskiesxx8899 I can read Cyrillic :)
A lot of people seem to find the lullaby creepy. But I actually find it quite beautiful. No one has ever sung me to sleep, read me a story, nor even said goodnight to me before. Especially my parents. So after listening to this lullaby I sorta got addicted to it and would always put it on, falling asleep with it.
Me2 🐺
I know this comment was a long time ago, but if it's night for you now, goodnight !
You deserve to know what it's like to have someone read you a bedtime story or say goodnight! I know it's not the same, but there are a lot of adult bedtime stories on youtube! or even children's ones
You are exactly the type of person that I imagined would find this relaxing
Watch out for hatchets flying through your window
*The Huntress has entered the chat*
Huntress main over here >:)
The fact that this is what she’s singing makes her so much creepier too
@@IamNightingale And more sad as well. I just wanna give her a hug :D
*huntress joined the game*
*Ok face bcs its just huntress*
*Not ok face bcs realised that she left call of duty right now *
I now know the name cause I'm a huntress main
...in an English lullaby, a baby is in a cradle on top of a tree, the wind blows and the cradle falls...in a traditional Irish lullaby you straight up say 'boo' to scare the kid, and then tell them you're just being silly. Lullaby are simply another folk way of warning and teaching the young, just like folk fairy tales.
And in russian, you get molded to death by a wolf
wha…wha…wha…wha…wh-what?
Not surprised because I come from Irish decent and I grew up with this song.
@@simonalupascu122 what a nice way to teach children to not go far into the woods.
Say what you will, but fear has incredible 'teaching' power.
I can feel the Hatchet in the back of my head already
and it’s iridescent
The actual translation is more like good night sleep tight, don’t lay on the edge of the bed, or else the grey wolf will grab you by you side. Being Russian, this is the lullaby my mom used to always sing me and my siblings and it really isn’t that creepy. And although wolves do mostly represent villains in Russian stories.
Yeah, up until a couple hundred years ago, wolves were probably the scariest things anyone who lived in a small town or village was likely to run into, and they did kill people when they got the chance. It makes sense that they'd turn up as the villains in a lot of stories, especially ones for children; you'd want to condition your kids to be scared of things like that.
Bayu Bayushki Bayu
Do not lie down near the edge of the bed
The grey wolfie will come
And grab you by your tiny sideHe'll grab you by your tiny side
And drag you to the forest...
Drag you to the forest...
Down under a willow shrub.
Don't come round, wolfie, don't wake up our Masha.
Bayu Bayushki Bayu
Do not lie down near the edge of the bed
The grey wolfie will come
He'll grab you by your tiny side
And drag you to the forest...
Drag you to the forest...
Down under a raspberry bush.
And then one raspberry will fall down
Right into Katenka's mouth.
Bayu Baushki Bayu
Do not lie down near the edge of the bed
The grey wolfie will come
He'll grab you by your tiny side
And drag you to the forest...
Drag you to the forest...
Down under an aspen tree.
Don't come round, wolfie, don't wake up our Masha.
Bayu Bayushki Bayu
Do not lie down near the edge of the bed
The grey wolfie will come
He'll grab you by your tiny side
And drag you to the forest.
And drag you to the forest where Nana lives and bakes buns,
And sells them to the little ones, and Vanusha gets them free of charge
Gracias
This needs to be a werewolf or Red Riding Hood movie theme song it's perfect
True it should people should make a horror movie of little red riding hood
Goat Person already been done ;)
@@sharone6077Well you sort of got your wish….except that its not a movie, its a horror video game called Dead by Daylight. One of the main killers in that game hums this lullaby when she’s nearby.
Give huntress her own movie
King Xemnas i agree 😣
@@shirosaki. me too
I want a DBD TV show where it shows a more in depth analysis of the killer and survivor’s psyche.
@@palpatine1715 did someone ask
@@aaronbonilla3599 Dude, chill. They just gave their opinion and I agree with them
it’s funny how many children’s songs are just like this one. beautiful, dark and creepy, if you really thought about it.
beautifully sang. :)
There are many lists for creepy nursery rhymes, but actualy, I have not found a child apropriate jet, theycare all gruesome
M Tranová I know one from Indonesia or the Philippines called ili ili tulog Anaya, or I think that’s how it’s spelled. And it’s hauntingly beautiful. It was sung by older sisters or female relatives to small children when their mothers were away. It’s another example of creepy sounding lullabies. My personal favorites are from Scandinavia. Some of them are very sweet. And I also like German lullabies.
There's a German one with the line "if God so chooses, you shall be woken tomorrow."
Sure, no pressure, mom.
There's this Italian one where the singer ponders whether to give her baby to the dark man, to a witch or to the white wolf, and each one of them will keep the baby for a certain period of time.... Really creepy
This is the song I hear when I have one foot dangling out of bed
Silbo J 😂😂😂
XD
😂😂
Silbo J
“Get your arms back on the bed, dear. The wolf with come and get you!”
“Yes mama!”
I Feel SO NOSTALGIC, this is what my parents sanged to me when I was a kid. :D And you singed it FANTASTICALLY! Love from Russia
Thats why I'm here lol. That song is so catchy, i needed to know if this one was made up or a 'real' song. So my russian friend told me that this is a real lullaby and yeah....here I am, singing this song and annoy all my friends lol
i knew it as soon as i heard her humming
*sang, not singed. I’m sorry, I swear I’m not usually like this, ‘grammar police’ but this just really bothered me.
I’m playing it right now changing the huntresses outfit maybe I should turn it grey to be like a wolf in the rhyme
Goofy Goober your kinda like my friend lol
Не уверен насчет вашей версии, но в моем детстве концовка была - к нам волчок не ходи, нашу детку не буди
Not sure about your version, but in my childhood there was an ending - don’t go to us little wolf, don’t wake our little baby
Oh, I like this, thank you for sharing! It’s a much gentler ending, and one I might sing to my own babies.
@@AshleySerena you made a gorgeous song anyway - my wife plain forced me to play it one more time :-)
Да! О, я так благодарна, что я была не единственной, кто слышал это с этим окончанием!
Ashley Serena this is very random but I love your name
+ NDJK ну не сильно лучше стало. А что если волчок не послушает, и все равно придет?
Its actually about a mother knowing her son will be stolen to be a drafted into the army when he comes of age. This as many lullabies of other countries along with other songs of other types have multiple different lyrics and so on. Its a very sad song actually.
Vidoslav Yugoslavius that’s not smart! IT’S VERY STUPID!!! Never tell this to a young child
I thought it was about the literal lyrics, like how many lived near the forest, and because the fierce winter forced many literal wolves to stray into villages in desperate hunger, they often ended up attacking dogs, livestock, and even small children, so this song was made to keep children from wandering after dark and tucked in bed, well that’s what I heard at least
@@pop6499 kinda both. Music is what you make of it. The original lullaby was meant to keep children in bed and is a classic Russian Lullaby.
@@accept4978 True, however, if you change “Grey Wolf” to “soldat” the meaning changes a bit.
@@raluca9730 it's culture from ancient days which actually the kids know about well. They sang their sadness to their child back in the day.
For anyone wanting to sing the first bit in Russian but no clue how, I found it in English letters!
Bayu-bayushki-bayu,
Ne lozhisya na krayu!
Pridet seren'kiy volchok,
I ukhvatit za bochok.
I hope this helps someone!
Thank you for this.
I already found Huntress comforting but WOW! Got sent this link and your voice is divine! Instant feelings of peace and wellbeing. Thank you for sharing your lovely voice with the world.
The Dead by Daylight team needs to let us have alternative killer sounds... I want the huntress to actually sing the song in Russian
She can't talk. She lived alone and was never taught how to speak, so yeah. She doesn't know russian.
@@claramiqo7691 um she did speak when she was with her morher before she died
@@Faisal-nx8zy but that was really long ago so now she doesn't use real words and only hums and grunts.
@@meneer4866 I don't think so I mean since she has the mind of a child I feel like she would acasionally talk to the animals around and the kids she kidnapped
The elements of mystery, beauty and sometimes freight you weave through your songs are breath taking!
This is hauntingly beautiful, just how I like my lullabies.
Your voice makes me feel alive in a whole new level. As if I had senses that only awake when you sing. I adore your music. It has a place with in the hall of the finest, most beautyful art.
What an incredibly lovely comment. ❤️ Thank you so much!
I believe this lullaby sounds scary to foreign speakers because, even if the translation is correct, Russian is an intricate language. In Russian, words are very versatile. In this lullaby, every word is used in a “childish form”. So it doesn’t says the wolf, but instead uses the word “wolshok”. Wich basically means a baby wolf. Overall, the language used in the lullaby doesn’t sounds so creepy as the translation. The story is still creepy tho 😂 but most lullabies across the world have a quite dark story...that is sang in a soothing melody to a child that doesn’t yet understand the words...quite intricate!
Yes an Italian lullaby also mentions wolves and witches stealing little children
yes, but there is a continuation of the lullaby, which says that the wolf would not come to us and that the baby would sleep sweetly. And yes you are right it says about the little wolf
the entity hungers
Amazing that you are able to sing in so many different languages and of course always extremely beautiful
I love Russian lullabies. 💓 One year ago I made my version of my most beloved one "Tili tili bom" and I intend to do more... Lovely interpretation of "Bayu Bayushki", Serena. Well done.
Lady Delwynne tili tili bom makes me uncomfortable.
@@pixelfish3395 it is a very creepy song, and I think it is the reason I still have a fear of the dark at age 17. Wolves are fine, but creepy men peeking around a corner and watching me, not so much.
Not fairy tail ahhhhh 400 episodes per fucking series
They're quite lovely.
I’ve always had a connection with this song. I’ve used it to sleep for two years I can sing it by heart, despite barely being able to hold a conversation in Russian. It makes me feel enchanted by sleep and it melts away my worry so I can listen to the beautiful notes as I slowly drift of to sleep. This is one of the prettiest erosions I’ve heard. Your voice is breathtaking.
I am actually stupidly tired right now, and I went 'Oh man. Ashley Serena and lullabies. I'm going to pass out!' But this was just creepy enough to stave that off! XD Beautifully done, I love hearing new things from you! (And old things! I go back to listen to you quite often.)
Keira
Keira morning
this is so weird I literally just look your channel up this morning because I realized I had not seen any videos from you in awhile, and now you drop this! Amazing.
Hayden Bass I wish she posted more often
Honestly, I'm oftentimes peeved when songs are not being sung in their original language, but your version is so beautiful I literally had goosebumps the whole time ❤спасибо большое
truly amazing, my mother used to sing this song to me as a child before i went to bed, thank you for reminding me of the good times.
Вот это неожиданно. Интересно однако :D
My 5 year old has been listening to your redentions for 2 years. She absolutely loves the songs and your haunting voice.
"Else the grey wolf will come, and grab you by your side, he'll snatch you up between his teeth, if on the beds edge you sleep." Basically if i don't stay in bed the wolf will come after me? ;-;
This was so pretty to listen to, great singing😄💝
Знаете, даже с акцентом звучит прекрасно! 😍😍😍😍
This is my daughter’s favorite lullaby and requests it every day!
Привет из России! Классно поёте! ❤️
Божечки, какой милый акцент:33
Well, I certainly won't be anywhere near the edge of my bed tonight 😅 Ominously beautiful
If I’m not making any mistakes, russian lullaby songs were always about danger and death. It’s because in ancient times there was a sort of belief that if you sing a lullaby about death, your child won’t die in his early childhood. By singing lullabies like this mother’s were trying to prevent bad things from happening
However I don’t remember where I heard that, so it may be not true
so beautiful! well done! idk why this version didnt pop up the countless times i've looked up the song!!
There is a certain air of elegance that just perfectly does this song justice. I love it immensely.
now I know what the Huntress is saying before she throws her axe at me XD
HwAh
Same
She has a beautiful voice.
i grew up with my mum singing me this song and its so calming. i love this English version your voice is so nice.
I’m russian people too and it’s look sooooo amazing, really!! I LIKE YOUR COVERS SO MUCH AAAAHHHH!!!😭😭😭💖💖💖
The lyrics makes me feel unsafe cause when I hear this being hummed. I get hit with an axe 😂. But all jokes aside great cover
ahahahah same
Huntresss do be scary
A beautiful song. Your voice is so haunting. I find myself in deep peace listening to you
now i know why one of the huntress' perk is called "territory imperative" with an icon of an enraged wolf.
Creepy and huntingly gorgeous. I imagined myself being part of a scary tale by Gogol or something like that lol. There are bizarre lullabies in many places. I also love Reading the descriptions, you are super funny.
Russian person: Ah yes normal lullaby
Me: AAAAAGHhHHHHHHhh THE BUNNY GIRL IS COMING
Exactly!
Please make a full Russian version of this, your voice is so beautiful 😭❤️
I'm Russian 🇷🇺, and for us this song does not sound scary at all, in Russian folklore lullabies where something bad happens to a child, as we believe, scare away death.)
Oday a wolf hunts them ❤
**hiding in a locker and hoping for the best**
Well, maybe it wasn't a good idea...
HAHAHAHAHAHHAHA NEAT.
Not even a minute in and I already love it
I love this! Just yesterday I've listened to some of yours songs after a really long time... what a coincidence :D
As terrifying as this song is when you think about the lyrics i actually enjoy it lol. However, all i can think of when i hear this song is some crazy, murderous hatchet throwing lady since playing dbd. Well done.
Your voice is beautiful. I wish I'd heard the Cossack's lullaby too
This is so hauntingly beautiful, dear! I've missed your voice, beautiful as always! Hope you're doing well and have a great day! 💕
I love this lullaby, my mom used to sing to me every night and I never got tired of that song. There is a story behind that lullaby my grandma told me, and it's very deep, that whoever enters the forest on full-moon have to be the very careful cause that day wolf are extra hungry, I don't know if it's true. I tried once to go to the forest in a full moon I only saw wolfs eyes are glowing like pure red-blood, they didn't do anything, as I from Russia, we lived close to the forest, the legend says, if you see, wolfs eye glowing red in full-moon, it means you have the supernatural ability.
The Legend says that Werewolfs are existing they evolved with humans. They mainly referring to sex appeals
That's really creepy
Your voice is so soft yet chilling to the bone I love it so much! Great job on this!
Здорово исполняет, душевно.никак не могу наслушаться, 👍👍👍
Haha, I love all her songs! I don't even hear the words. I get lost in her voice, it's takes me to the happy place.
Прикольно звучит. Одобряю))
My cousin and I grew up listening to this, I’m 29 and I still listen to it a few times a day honestly. 🇳🇴
Это великолепно.
Thank you so much for making this video before it was so hard to put my little one to sleep but placing this song on loop for her knocks her out easily thank you for this wonderful video
If The Huntress actually also sung the lyrics
Me:I'm F*cked
You have a really beautiful voice. Its really clear and nice to listen to. Your voice mirror the Fear in this lullaby. Nice job
Thank you for sharing
My family isnt Russian but my parents love other cultures and my mother used to sing this
I love how you changed it to English, very good
Мамочки~ У тебя очень хорошее произношение❤❤Приезжай в Россию))
I wish I would have found you sooner your songs are the best I love how hunting and soothing they are keep up the good work
To whoever gave this a thumbs down: I hope a wolf drags you into the woods.
Why do you think they gave it a thumbs down?
Sure. I love wolves. I disliked.
@@marleymarie9272 this song has nothing against wolves
@@anatoly9284 You don't understand. Someone commented that who ever disliked the video , she hopes will be dragged in the forest by a wolf and I am saying that I would not mind if I was dragged in the forest by a wolf because a love wolves and wolves are my brothers. You see.
@@anatoly9284 I love wolves I mean.
I love your songs so deeply as well as your voice and singing skills to the point where I edit your songs to 8D audio with lyrics.
Спасибо большое за эту колыбельную, мне бабушка в детстве всегда её пела перед сном❤️❤️❤️
I love this and I can't stop listening so it is nice to have to have one translation as there are many versions. Russian is a beautiful language and I love how you sing some Russian in the begining. Bayu Bayushki is a favorite lullaby of mine as a like yours and you have such a beautiful voice.
Who found this because of dead by daylight
Pretty much everyone outside of Russia, I'd wager. Plus a few Bloodborne players.
But actually tho
Sad to say
Me Lmao
same
Баю-баюшки баю
Не ложися на краю
Придёт серенький волчок
И укусит за бочок
Sleep my darling tiny one
Tucked within your bed so tight
Else the old grey wolf will come
And grab you by your side
He'll snatch you up between his teeth
If on the bed's edge you sleep
And drag you to the forest deep
Beneath the quaking tree
So close your eyes and fall asleep
Count the little wooly sheep
Tucked so tightly you must keep
Or he will come for you
Your voice inspires me to write a Lullaby for the story I'm tryna write. Keep up the good work, you're a great singer 💜💜
Thumbs up. Amazing job Ashley!!! Such a melodic voice. In both both launguages, you get this smoothing and calm feeling. Please make another video where you sing it only in Russian.
I agree; the first time you hear the lyrics of this lullaby it may sound like scary and creepy. But didn't we all grow up being scared by our parents to behave? This song/lullaby it bears no difference. I don't get the fuss some people get over this type of lullaby.
Me encanta. Excelente voz por cierto.
the translation is amazing and you sing beautifully. Very nice. I can tell you about the symbolism of this lullaby. In the culture of the Eastern Slavs, nature and man are a whole organism, and the other world was as important for the Slavs as the real world. The Slavs attached great importance to all kinds of borders. This is the threshold of a house, a bathhouse, a barn, a gate, a river bed, a forest border. Each of these spaces had its rulers. Bannik, kikimora, goblin, water, etc. A person felt like a master only in a hut. And then he shared power with the brownie. For a small child, the world was mostly limited to the cradle and arms of the mother. Therefore, the edge of the cradle in the song symbolizes the boundary between danger and security. Well, the wolf is considered evil by the Slavs. And the phrase that will drag you into the forest sounds like a nightmare, because the forest is a source of danger. Therefore, entering the forest, the Slavs performed whole rituals to appease the forest spirit. Besides, these are not the most terrible lullabies. There are lullabies where mothers wished death to their child, thus they deceived Death. After all, Death always comes when you do not expect it.
Such a beautiful Voice
I love your music, your voice makes my soul fly in a good way
Вау , действительно замечательный голос ❤️
Oh dear, Your voice is so beautiful... you make me relaxing mine mind😊.
My mother used to say when I was a kid that wolves would eat me if I didn't sleep. Really great song
Nice mom 😂
When you’re doing a gen and hear this gives you a different feeling than listening to it out of game. It’s so peaceful out of DBD.
I am really into mermaids and found Ashley Serena via 'My jolly sailor bold'. Now I see that she covered this lullaby as well.
RUclips, why didn't you show me that earlier? Get haunted by wolves and mermaids!
Never thought this song can sound really creepy))) It's sound like mother who sing it try to prepare her child to horror future))))))
Also you got amazing voice, great work!
This be the song I hear as I chase survivors and throw hatchets at them with iridescent heads.
Like if ya'll know what I am talking about. 😏
Very helpful of you for translating it!
Am here after Huntress, LOL.
Can't get this tune out of my head!
POV You're getting hit by iridescent head cross-map.
You're amazing, I listened to quite a few of your videos, and it's obvious you have a beautiful voice. (On top of that you're super pretty!) I can't wait to see more from you.
Thank you so much! ❤️
this lullaby make me feel unsafe around windows and pallets...
Я знаю насколько это сложно для вас - произносить наши слова, но, у Вас это прекрасно вышло! Это прекрасная работа. Уверена, она стоила Вам многих усилий. Я люблю Ваше творчество, но, это меня приятно поразило.
Wow, just now I realise what my russian mom actually sang to me when I was a child 😶
Thats unexpected and really beautiful!
Так не привычно слушать эту колыбельную из-за акцента.
How are you not the most famous singer?! You are amazing! I lived in Russia and sang this song every night to our daughter.
And my ex said the wolf was me (U.S.Marine, coming to steal you from Mother Russia)