text: All babies cry. But it wasn't hunger or a soggy diaper that reduced one baby to tears. Crystal McNaughton from Long Beach, California, filmed the moment her newborn son Paul started welling up to a rousing song from Glee. As the Lea Michele version of the track O Holy Night plays, footage shows a look of sadness spreading across the tiny infant's face. There, there: Crystal McNaughton from Long Beach, California, filmed the moment her newborn son Paul started welling up to a rousing song from Glee . When the chorus builds, tears appear in Paul's eyes and his lips start quivering. At that point McNaughton stops the track playing on her laptop. 'It's OK honey, it's just a song,' she reassures. She then starts the track up again. Emotion quickly gets the better of little Paul, and he repeats the same tearing-up routine. 'Oh honey,' his mother says sniffling - apparently she got caught up in the emotional moment too. Feeling emotional: As the track O Holy Night plays, a look of sadness spreads across the tiny infant's face . Look of distress: When the chorus builds, tears appear in Paul's eyes and his lips start quivering . The face says it all: 'It's OK honey, it's just a song,' the infant's mother reassures .
target: Crystal McNaughton from Long Beach, California, filmed the moment her newborn son Paul started welling up to a rousing song from Glee .
  As the track O Holy Night plays, a look of sadness spreads across the tiny infant's face .
  Every time Lea Michele sings the baby starts to cry .