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Love Confessions
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You To Thank
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Dear, my beloved
I hope you feel secure
Dear, my beloved
We'll get there soon I'm sure
Sooner than we anticipate
Keep what sanity remains
Dear, my beloved, I love you
Maybe you could love a man like me
You were wearing your hair pulled tight
Surely you weren't thinking right
I know I can lose my temper
And seem quite disturbed
But I'm I'm a better man today
And I have you to thank
Dear, my beloved
I've made some bad mistakes
Dear, my beloved
It nearly melt your brain
Journeyed home, soaking wet
A single rose hung left to wilt
Dear, my beloved, I love you
Maybe you could love a man like me
We'll fall so stubbornly
On display for the world to see
To all our adversaries
We'll take our final bow
I'm a better man today
And I'm still changing my ways
Listen baby what I say
I have you to thank
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Caldwell New Orleans, Louisiana
Ever an optimist, Kevan Caldwell is in pursuit of the perfect pop formula. His recent project, Caldwell. began as a strong bid for levity and delight in the wake of a global pandemic. Based in New Orleans, Caldwell has long drawn inspiration from the city’s artistic resilience as America’s Last Bohemia. ... more
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