My son used to only fall asleep if we played Voodoo by Godsmack.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=22UnY0UVVLE

I typically just make them up on the go but I feel like good night moon counts! :)

Depends on how strict you wanna be.

My mom would play Queen's we will rock you for me when I was still a baby, and well into the point I was old enough to remember.

Brahm's lullaby was the one mom would hum to me and would buy music boxes with it.

Blackbird by the Beatles was the one I wanted to sing to my kids if I'd ever had any.

I’ve sung “Sweet Child o’ Mine” to my son (with minor lyric changes, she->you for instance) in a soft voice almost every night since he was born… three and a half years now.

Everything Stays from Adventure Time

Tuba's Song from Infinity Train

Twinkle twinkle little star. It's neat because there are versions in almost every language.

Do Lullabies for a Deadman count?

Or perhaps the Lullaby of Woe?

You are my Sunshine was what i used to sleep too

Inchworm by Danny Kaye.

Figure Eight by Blossom Dearie

Payback by Slayer

Lullaby for Mister Bear

Mother would 'sing' the Oranges Lemons song. Er...

"Orange lemons sang the bells of St. Clemens" song thing. It's longer. I don't remember it now.

Was introduced to a Rockabye Baby! On spotify.

Lullabye versioms of rock songs.

Really enjoy Zepplin lullabye covers, but thats prbably just my zepplin fanboy status.

But i really enjoy the majority of what they do

https://open.spotify.com/artist/5bHjVR4F2Tfq4Ha6x7K6wU