David Cassidy – Tell Me True
Classic Oldies “Tell Me True” is David Cassidy at his most unguarded—an adult confession set to pop craft, asking for honesty not as drama, but as survival. By the time “Tell Me…
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David Cassidy – Night and Day
“Night and Day” in David Cassidy’s hands isn’t just a classic love song—it’s a final, softly lit room where memory, family, and gratitude sit together, unhurried, until the last note.…
David Cassidy – Spooky
“Spooky” in David Cassidy’s voice is a grown-up flirtation with a shadow—seductive, slightly haunted, and sung like someone who finally understands how desire can feel like a spell. David Cassidy…
David Cassidy – Walk Away Renee
“Walk Away Renée” is the sound of love choosing dignity over pursuit—an elegant goodbye where the heart breaks quietly, then steps back into the distance. There’s a particular kind of…
David Cassidy – That Guy
“That Guy” is the moment friendship turns into distance—two men looking at each other and realizing they’ve become strangers, even while the old bond still aches underneath. “That Guy” isn’t…
David Cassidy – Long Sunday Afternoon / My Friend
“Long Sunday Afternoon / My Friend” is childhood remembered with a lump in the throat—two boys singing across a class divide, not yet knowing how quickly fate can grow teeth.…
David Cassidy – Somebody To Love
“Somebody To Love” is David Cassidy’s quiet midlife pivot—less a plea for romance than a weary, honest hunger for something real in a world that keeps offering substitutes. By 1992,…
David Cassidy – For All The Lonely
“For All the Lonely” feels like a late-night lamp left on for anyone still awake—an oath that tenderness can survive, even when applause fades and silence grows loud. “For All…
David Cassidy – Kids’ Game
“Kids’ Game” is innocence colliding with fate—where childhood dares and street-corner bravado quietly foreshadow the lifelong damage that follows. In the world of pop nostalgia, it’s easy to file David…
David Cassidy – I Woke Up In Love
“I Woke Up in Love This Morning” is that rare kind of pop sunrise—when a simple melody makes you believe, for three minutes, that tomorrow can start clean and bright.…