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There's something about this song that makes me want to dance and cry and be 20-something again. It's not just the lyrics, either. It's the whole package. So hop onto iTunes and download it and listen. Betcha you'll hit play over and over.

For You I Will (Confidence)
By Teddy Geiger

Wandering the streets, in a world underneath it all
Nothing seems to be, nothing tastes as sweet
As what I can't have
Like you and the way that you're twisting your hair
round your finger
Tonight I'm not afraid to tell you
What I feel about you.

I'm gonna muster every ounce of confidence I have
and cannon ball into the water
I'm gonna muster every ounce of confidence I have
For you I will
For you I will

Forgive me if I stutter
From all of the clutter in my head
Cuz I could fall asleep in those eyes
Like a water bed
Do I seem familiar, I've crossed you in hallways
a thousand times, no more camouflage
I want to be exposed, and not be afraid to fall.

I'm gonna muster every ounce of confidence I have
And cannon ball into the water
I'm gonna muster every ounce of confidence I have
For you I will
You always want what you can't have
But I've got to try
I'm gonna muster every ounce of confidence I have
For you I will
For you I will
For you I will
For you

If I could dim the lights in the mall
And create a mood I would
Shout out your name so it echoes in every room
I would

That's what I'd do, That's what I'd do to get through to you

I'm gonna muster every ounce of confidence I have
And cannon ball into the water
I'm gonna muster every ounce of confidence I have
For you I will
You always want what you can't have
But I've got to try
I'm gonna muster every ounce of confidence I have
For you I will
For you I will
For you I will
For you I will

Comments

Brianne said…
I have to reiterate: not about this song, but if you want to check out new music, or listen before you buy (I have no idea how iTunes works b/c I don't have an iPod...yet) you need to go to MySpace. You don't have to be a member to go to the music section (on the top bar, towards the right side, smallish print), and they have an extensive collection of artists/bands. I'm a big fan of Keane, personally. And Rilo Kiley but you knew that. :)

This was a good song! I wasn't sure what to expect. The title sounds like something that I've already heard and felt lukewarm about. But this was refreshing. I like the style a lot.

Y'know, it kind of sounds like something that they would have played on Dawson's Creek.... That just struck me.
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