It might be you - Stephen Bishop

Greatest Hits: Carpenters

I Won't Last a Day Without You

Yesterday Once More

For All We Know

Sing (Sing a Song)

Way Back Into Love - Hugh Grant & Drew Barrymore

Retro style soul track . Preview from our next male pov soul album soul man 2.

Dont Ask

Step back into the golden glow of the jukebox era.
This collection takes my original Hopefire tracks and throws them straight into a 1950s diner — warm vocals, vinyl crackle, jukebox charm, and that cinematic retro romance.
Classic melodies, new soul.
Electric Heart meets vintage Americana.

This is nostalgic, dreamy, neon-soft 50s magic…
This is the Hopefire way.


When We Finally Said It- 1950's Juke Box

(Verse 1) 
Dust on the highway, a cruel hand of summer's breeze A boy with a fast car, brought to his knees Left a quiet echo where laughter used to bloom That was just the first whisper, of a lifetime's haunted room The world kept turning, too young to understand How suddenly a future could slip through your hand Yeah, that was the first time, the colors started to fade A promise broken, a friendship unmade.

(Pre-Chorus)
Oh, the years keep turning, like a river to the sea Never thought that empty space would grow inside of me.

(Chorus) 
And the circle gets smaller, the lights start to dim Another space at the table, another missing hymn Friends just fade like old photographs, one by one Beneath the ever-setting sun.

(Verse 2) 
Now the lines around my eyes tell tales of passing years My heart's a patchwork of laughter and of tears The calls grow fewer, the silence starts to creep Another voice falls silent, another promise to keep Sometimes just a sickness, sometimes the cruel hand of time Leaving only whispers, like a half-remembered rhyme Oh, the stories we shared, now just mine to recall Watching them vanish, behind a closing wall.

(Pre-Chorus) 
Oh, the years keep turning, like a river to the sea Now those empty spaces keep multiplying inside of me.

(Chorus) 
And the circle gets smaller, the lights start to dim Another space at the table, another missing hymn Friends just fade like old photographs, one by one Beneath the ever-setting sun.

(Bridge) 
Oh, I trace the shadows on the walls of my mind The faces that flicker, the ones I've left behind A silent conversation, across the great divide With every soul that found its way to the other side This road I'm walking, it gets lonelier each mile Just memories to keep me company, for a little while.

(Chorus) 
Oh, the circle gets smaller, the lights start to dim (yes, they dim...) Another space at the table, another missing hymn (another empty chair) Friends just fade like old photographs, one by one Beneath the ever-setting sun. Yeah, the setting sun...

(Outro) 
Just dust on the highway... fading out of view. Only memories remain... long after you. Long after you...

The Circle of Life

Words and Music by Dan Fogelberg (c) 1981

Al Lewis - Vocals / Guitar
Mary Erskine - Vocals / Piano
Will Dollard - Vocals / Trumpet
Recorded and Mixed by Tom Loffman at Tileyard Studios, London

Yesterday Once More

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