David Cassidy – I Lost My Chance
Classic Oldies “I Lost My Chance” is regret spoken too late—the quiet realization that love doesn’t always leave loudly, but slips away while you’re still deciding what to say. There are songs…
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David Cassidy – Blind Hope
“Blind Hope” is the moment a dream stops being a comfort and becomes a question—how long can you survive on wishing, before you have to choose a way out? “Blind…
David Cassidy – Song Of Love
“Song of Love” is a soft landing after a restless record—David Cassidy letting the bravado fall away until only tenderness remains, like the last light in a room you don’t…
David Cassidy – Get It Up For Love
“Get It Up for Love” is David Cassidy slipping past the spotlight—turning a flirtatious title into a tender, late-night kind of longing, where desire sounds less like bravado and more…
David Cassidy – Warm My Soul
“Warm My Soul” is a plea for comfort rather than romance—love asked for like shelter, when pride is tired and the night feels long. If you come to David Cassidy…
David Cassidy – (Oh No) No Way
“(Oh No) No Way” is the sound of instinct speaking faster than thought—desire colliding with self-control, and the heart answering before the mind has time to argue. Among David Cassidy’s…
David Cassidy – I Just Wanna Make You Happy
“I Just Wanna Make You Happy” is a small, earnest vow—love not as conquest, but as the steady wish to ease another person’s life, even when you can’t fix everything.…
David Cassidy – Soft As A Summer Shower
“Soft As a Summer Shower” is the kind of love song that doesn’t shout—it simply arrives, quietly, and suddenly your whole inner weather begins to change. There are moments when…
David Cassidy – I’ve Been Lonely Too Long
“I’ve Been Lonely Too Long” is the sound of waiting finally speaking out loud—loneliness turning into a simple, courageous request: don’t leave me here by myself anymore. There’s a particular…
David Cassidy – Two Time Loser
“Two Time Loser” is David Cassidy’s self-written sigh of self-awareness—where pride finally steps aside and a man admits he’s been beaten twice: by love, and by his own repeating mistakes.…