David Cassidy – Blackbird
Classic Oldies “Blackbird” becomes, in David Cassidy’s late-career voice, a hush of hope—proof that even long after the noise fades, the heart can still learn to fly. David Cassidy recorded “Blackbird”—Paul McCartney’s…
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David Cassidy – More Than Words
“More Than Words” in David Cassidy’s hands feels like a late-night vow: that real love isn’t proved by speeches, but by the quiet courage to stay gentle. For accuracy’s sake,…
David Cassidy – It’s Over
“It’s Over” is David Cassidy closing a door with shaking hands—accepting that some love stories don’t end in flames, but in quiet threads that simply stop holding. By the early…
David Cassidy – A Song For You
“A Song for You” is David Cassidy stepping into a room already filled with ghosts—singing not to impress, but to confess, as if the only honest way forward is to…
David Cassidy – You Were the One
“You Were the One” is David Cassidy looking back with clear eyes—an adult love song that treats memory as both comfort and consequence, the tender proof that some names never…
David Cassidy – New York City Life
“New York City Life” is David Cassidy writing himself back into the picture—an adult postcard from the crossroads between the boy he was, the man he became, and the city…
David Cassidy – Soul Kiss
“Soul Kiss” is David Cassidy singing about rescue without spectacle—the idea that one truly intimate moment can steady you when everything else is coming undone. In the long arc of…
David Cassidy – You Are Always On My Mind
“You Are Always On My Mind” is David Cassidy at his most tender—an apology sung softly, as if the only way to hold on is to admit how often you’ve…
David Cassidy – Since I Fell For You
“Since I Fell for You” in David Cassidy’s hands feels like a late-night confession—proof that one wrong love can quietly rewrite a whole life, even decades after the first goodbye.…
David Cassidy – One True Love
“One True Love” is David Cassidy choosing grace over glamour—closing a late-career album with a gospel-lit promise that even after loss and confusion, the heart can still find its way…