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Written by Hans Lang and Bert Reisfeld, recorded by Betty Hutton in 1948 as "Blow a fuse". IT'S OH SO QUIET It's oh so quiet : it's oh so still you're all alone : and so peaceful until You fall in love (zing! boom!) the sky up above (zing! boom!) is caving in (wow! bam!) you've never been so nuts about a guy you wanna laugh you wanna cry you cross your heart and hope to die 'Til it's over and then it's nice and quiet but soon again starts another big riot You blow a fuse (zing! boom!) the devil cuts loose (zing! boom!) so what's the use (wow! bam!) of falling in love It's oh so quiet : it's oh so still you're all alone : and so peaceful until You ring the bell (bim! bam!) you shout and you yell (hi ho ho!) you broke the spell gee, this is swell you almost have a fit this guy is gorge and I got hit there's no mistake : THIS IS IT 'Til it's over and then : it's nice and quiet but soon again : starts another big riot You blow a fuse (zing! boom!) the devil cuts loose (zing! boom!) so what's the use (wow! bam!) of falling in love The sky caves in! the devil cuts loose! you blow blow blow blow blow your fuse! when you fall in love Ssshhhhhh...Author: breizhguigui35Tags: Cilp It's Oh So Quiet Bj�rk bjork Post Posted: 20 June 2007Rating: 0.0Votes: 0

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