Cultural Diversity Talent Show 2009: Crying
"Crying" by Aerosmith is performed at D-E's Cultural Diversity talent show. Lead Vocals- Alexandra Vidal Guitar- Quinn Schwartz Bass- Alex Koren Drums- Harrison Co Keyboard- Chris LavinioBackup Vocals- Afton Thomas
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