David Cook – NYC Vlog – Song Sneak Peek!

David Cook vlogs from New York City where he’s been working on songs for his next album, due out later this year.  In this short but sweet video, David teases his fans preview of some new music. Hooray! Check it out, after the jump…

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61 Responses to “David Cook – NYC Vlog – Song Sneak Peek!”

  • seriously:

    If I had been you tierbee, I would have passed out. And THAT would have been so embarassing that as soon as I would have come to I would passed out again from embarassment. heh

  • tierbee:

    If I had been you tierbee, I would have passed out.

    I did have to go to the bathroom and get myself together. It’s all rather embarrassing, I don’t tend to get all giddy around singers. I don’t know what it is about this guy… I did survive hugging him once. I had a good year last year. I never got to hug Duran Duran OR Michael Jackson… that’s the last time (what, 6th grade?) that I got this invested in a singer. Which makes me feel even dorkier. But what the hell, it made for some really good times meeting some really cool people.

    (Then my sister called me a stalker because I went to “so many” shows. Pfft. 5 shows does not a stalker make, and if I’m a stalker I suck at stalking because I didn’t even bother him at the restaurant when he was eating his grilled cheese & chili.)

    ((I only know his dinner because he said so during the show))

  • sma11ie:

    Like in the first few seconds of the song we hear, it’s not David’s voice. It’s sounds exactly like Andy Skib’s voice.

    seriously to me it sounds like a distorted David, but it could be….. hmmmm

    Interesting… I guess everyone hears differently, but that sounded like David to me– not even distorted David, just soft David. I dunno though, I could be wrong. I’d just be surprised that Andy made it into a demo since I haven’t heard anything about him being a part of this writing/demo-recording process so far.

    But I’m really not so happy about the lyrics: that’s not the Cook complex lyrics I love.

    Well, song choruses aren’t typically where the most complex parts of a song’s lyrics reside, so I’m thinking we may get complex Cook lyrics in the rest of the song. If you think about it, “Can you breathe tonight as the air is leaving you”, sounds pretty lyrically bland, but some of the rest of that song’s lyrics are pretty cool: “You broke when I just bent/You cried; I never meant to break you down”. Same with Declaration: “It’s my declaration to anyone who’s listening” isn’t very complex, but we have cool parts like: “I’ll take you just the way you are/imperfect words inside the perfect song” (or whatever those lyrics really are since we don’t have official ones). So I dunno, I have high hopes. Hopefully we don’t get songs in the “One Second to Change Your Life” school of “let’s combine a bunch of cliches and mixed metaphors!” Sorry, that song is… the definition of simple and lazy IMO, both lyrically and musically.

  • Keel:

    But I’m really not so happy about the lyrics: that’s not the Cook complex lyrics I love.

    I read smallie’s post above so I’ve been appeased somewhat, but I do have to agree with fadetowhite that the cliche lyrics are kind of disturbing. Don’t get me wrong, the tune itself sounds quite good but after mumblety times of listening and after finally being able to focus on the lyrics, what I heard was oh-so-very Time for Miracles meets Don’t Wanna Miss a Thing. I mean, “the sky keeps falling,” “the world stops turning” and “I’ll be right there with you”? What disaster movie is he writing this for?

    The tune sounds good though.

  • seriously:

    I mean, “the sky keeps falling,” “the world stops turning” and “I’ll be right there with you”? What disaster movie is he writing this for?

    2013?

  • sunchick:

    Yeah One Second is Cook by way of Hallmark, which is better than say Hallmark by way of Mr. Deeds, but not vastly. The “night keeps crawlng” part sounds like a flipping the usual connotation on it’s back Cookism type thing.

  • fadetowhite:

    If you think about it, “Can you breathe tonight as the air is leaving you”, sounds pretty lyrically bland, but some of the rest of that song’s lyrics are pretty cool: “You broke when I just bent/You cried; I never meant to break you down”. Same with Declaration: “It’s my declaration to anyone who’s listening” isn’t very complex, but we have cool parts like: “I’ll take you just the way you are/imperfect words inside the perfect song” (or whatever those lyrics really are since we don’t have official ones).

    Uh-huh, uh-huh – I’ll cling on to that. And you’re right Smallie, there were some good lyrics in the verses on DCTR.

    I just love DC’s lyric writing, from Axium, through AH and it can be seen in snatches on DCTR, but I wish he’d give it full reins again. That’s where his best artistry has centred so far in his career, IMO anyway…

    Maybe I’m just a lyrics gal even more than a music one.

    Still can’t get excited over that chorus though.

  • sma11ie:

    what I heard was oh-so-very Time for Miracles meets Don’t Wanna Miss a Thing. I mean, “the sky keeps falling,” “the world stops turning” and “I’ll be right there with you”? What disaster movie is he writing this for?

    Heh. Unless you’re with seriously and sunchick, who think he’s singing, “I’ll be naked with you” or some-such ;) . But no, I actually couldn’t make out the “I’ll be right there with you” part at all so I’m crossing all my appendages that there’s something slightly more profound that he’s declaring there. I have no huge problems with skies falling, worlds turning (or not), but having the big payoff simply be that the guy is just “there”… seems very anticlimactic. I’m hoping it’s “I’ll be [insert something interesting], and each line, the [insert something interesting] will vary slightly, and include some twist of words– just the way we like our Cookie lyrics.

    You know, for example, what he does here:

    “With your backbone is stuffed inside your purse” vs “With my backbone stuffed inside your purse”,

    or “A warning sign of mistakes made/The kind that you learn from” vs “an open mind/For mistakes made/The kind that you burn from”

    or “Take me and I’m yours/I only want you anymore/I kiss the ground” vs “You leave me when I’m yours/’Cause you don’t want me anymore/I hit the ground”

    Okay… I think I kind of forgot my point there cuz I just got lost re-reading Analog Heart lyrics. Sure, there are some hokey lyrics here and there a co-writer could’ve helped… but 85% of those lyrics are really solid! What was my point again? Oh yeah, I really hope that line isn’t simply, “I’ll be right there with you”.

  • fadetowhite:

    Oh yeah – I love the Cookie twist on a lyric: The Truth and KoTN are great examples.

    I know the occasional lyric was just forced and was like fingernails on slate in mid song on his early stuff, but so many were just great: real song poetry.

    So hold me to the light
    And watch me fade to white
    And Burn away…

    And I want it back!

    But so long as there’s some trickery and complicated stuff in there I will be happy.

    I just don’t want bland.

  • k4dc:

    each line, the [insert something interesting] will vary slightly, and include some twist of words– just the way we like our Cookie lyrics.

    I totally agree, sma11ie! That’s one of my very favorite things about the lyrics on Analog Heart, and probably one of the reasons I was a little disappointed with DCTR, because I was expecting more lyrical twists like on AH. Let’s hope DCTR2 revisits the lyrical twistings!

  • seriously:

    I want wordy Cookie back. That’s where he’s best. :)

    p.s. You know he says “naked” just admit it. He has a thing for naked. (see. Light On) lol

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