The Union Street Orchestra's performer rejects the 'no-tomorrow' love song cliche, arguing real love should last beyond one night. His song 'The Way I Do' offers the opposite: a promise of steadfast presence and commitment that endures.
Maybe not every love song, but most of them out there. Like, I wrote this song after I heard a song saying that, "Oh, there's no tomorrow, so you should just be with me tonight." And I thought that that's a terrible, terrible interpretation of love. Love is about being there tomorrow. So this song is called "The Way I Do," and it's about that. There are lots of other boys around who drive nice cars that can take you all over town. They write cute songs that can make your heart swoon. I love that, but they don't care about. You might ask what makes me different. Well, I'll be one who will never say that we won't be happy tonight. I'll be with you when tomorrow comes, still be by your side. We'll always go forward with the strength that's in your eyes. They will never run away, the way I do. Thank you.
