David Cassidy – Go Now
Classic Oldies “Go Now” in David Cassidy’s voice is not an argument—it is a quiet release, love loosened gently because holding on would hurt more. When David Cassidy recorded “Go Now”, he…
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David Cassidy – Being Together
“Being Together” is a small, sunlit vow—love measured in ordinary minutes stolen from the day, where closeness feels less like romance and more like relief. On paper, David Cassidy’s “Being…
David Cassidy – Song For A Rainy Day
“Song For A Rainy Day” is David Cassidy’s tender goodbye letter—proof that some loves don’t end cleanly, they simply return whenever the sky turns grey. David Cassidy’s “Song For A…
David Cassidy – Lyin’ To Myself
“Lyin’ To Myself” is the sound of pride trying to stand tall while the heart quietly collapses—an intimate confession dressed up as a brave face. In David Cassidy’s later catalog,…
David Cassidy – Ricky’s Tune
“Ricky’s Tune” feels like a quiet room at the end of a long road—where a man sets down the weight of his past and speaks, gently, to someone who matters…
David Cassidy – Ain’t No Sunshine
“Ain’t No Sunshine” in David Cassidy’s voice feels like dusk settling over a familiar room—an old ache revisited, not for drama, but for truth. There are songs that don’t need…
David Cassidy – Darlin’
“Darlin’” unfolds like a quiet letter never sent, where love is spoken gently, with hesitation, memory, and a hope that lingers between the lines. When David Cassidy recorded “Darlin’” in…
David Cassidy – Halloween Party
A mischievous invitation where laughter wears a mask, “Halloween Party” lets David Cassidy step into a playful midnight world—proving that even a “novelty” song can carry real warmth and memory.…
David Cassidy – If I Didn’t Care
“If I Didn’t Care” is a love song that pretends to deny love—David Cassidy singing the oldest kind of truth: the heart confesses most clearly when it tries to act…
David Cassidy – Doesn’t Somebody Want To Be Wanted
“Doesn’t Somebody Want to Be Wanted” is a bright, radio-friendly smile with a quiet shadow behind it—David Cassidy singing a question so simple it feels like a confession: isn’t it…