David Cassidy – Where Is The Morning
Classic Oldies A quiet doorway to daylight—David Cassidy whispers a small, stubborn hope in “Where Is the Morning,” the moment an album turns from longing toward light. Begin with the anchors. “Where…
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David Cassidy – I Lost My Chance
A tender mid-album confession—David Cassidy turns the sting of regret into a warm, steady plea on “I Lost My Chance.” Set the anchors first so the memory lands true. “I…
David Cassidy – Blind Hope
A soft-lit vow in the middle of a whirlwind—David Cassidy sings past the noise and asks you to believe in tomorrow on “Blind Hope.” Start with the anchors that matter.…
David Cassidy – Song Of Love
A late-side benediction in blue-eyed soul—David Cassidy closes the door on the rush and sings quietly toward home in “Song of Love.” Set the record straight first. “Song of Love”…
David Cassidy – Get It Up For Love
A velvet-voiced invitation to choose tenderness over glitter—David Cassidy turns a sleek West Coast groove into a promise on “Get It Up for Love.” Here are the anchors that matter…
David Cassidy – Warm My Soul
A blue-eyed-soul ember that glows steady—David Cassidy turns private ache into warmth on “Warm My Soul.” Begin with the essentials. “Warm My Soul” sits at track four on Rock Me…
David Cassidy – (Oh No) No Way
A bright vow in a troubled season—David Cassidy pledges loyalty with a blue-eyed-soul smile, turning doubt into daylight in “(Oh No) No Way.” Set right in the heart of Rock…
David Cassidy – I Just Wanna Make You Happy
A bright little vow with good manners — “I Just Wanna Make You Happy” is the moment David Cassidy steps close to the mic, pockets the bravado, and promises the…
David Cassidy – Soft As A Summer Shower
A tender, window-open confession—“Soft As A Summer Shower” is the sound of a young voice learning to speak gently, letting love arrive like rain you don’t rush. The simple anchors…
David Cassidy – I’ve Been Lonely Too Long
A warm-blooded plea wrapped in blue-eyed soul — “I’ve Been Lonely Too Long” (titled “Lonely Too Long” on the LP) is where David Cassidy lets a classic confession breathe again,…