Crescendo
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Crescendo
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I've had too much to drink tonight
And I have too much to say
You're looking into my eyes tonight
And it's just too much to take
Someday you'll find another girl
And I'll find another boy
But tonight we've found each other
So what are we waiting for?
Stars are barely out tonight
And the moon is being shy
You've got to catch an early flight
But tonight, our lives are burning high
Someday you'll find another girl
And I'll find another boy
But tonight we've found each other
So what are we waiting for?
Deep and distant, your eyes are too hard to read
This crescendo is climbing to its peak
Someday you'll find another girl
And I'll find another boy
But tonight we've found each other
So what are we waiting for?
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Who performs "Crescendo"?
Deb Oh performs "Crescendo", and this lyric page sits inside the Deb Oh catalog on LyroVerse.
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