Music Box I Love You Baby (Can't Take My Eyes off You)

Music Box Can't Take My Eyes off You (I Love You Baby ) music box

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"Can't Take My Eyes off You" (from English — " I Can't Take My Eyes Off You") is a song written by Bob Crewe. Bob Crewe) and Bob Gaudio (eng. Bob Gaudio).
I love you baby
And if it's quite all right
I need you baby
To warm the lonely night
I love you baby
Trust in me when I say
It was first performed by Frankie Valley in 1967. The song became the hallmark of the artist and took second place on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, receiving the status of a "golden" single.

Often the authorship and the first performance of a song is mistakenly attributed to Frank Sinatra.

The song "Can't Take My Eyes Off You" was recorded in other arrangements, many of which hit the charts of different countries. This song is one of the main soundtracks of television and cinema, and in some cases is part of the plot of some films, for example, when the main characters sing or record their own version of the song. The Valley version was used by NASA as an alarm clock during the flight of the space shuttle STS-126 to celebrate the anniversary of astronaut Christopher Ferguson, one of the crew members of the mission.