What songs did Paul Davis write?

Paul Davis wrote many popular songs as singer-songwriter in 1970s and 1980s known for soft rock and country pop hits that charted on Billboard. Major songs he wrote include I Go Crazy which became his signature hit reaching number 7 on Billboard Hot 100 in 1977 and spent 40 weeks on chart, one of longest chart runs, Cool Night which reached number 11 in 1981, Sweet Life which reached top 20, 65 Love Affair which reached number 6 in 1982, You're Still New To Me duet with Marie Osmond which reached number 1 on country chart in 1986, Do Right which was covered by many artists, and Ride 'Em Cowboy which became hit for him and others. He also wrote songs for other artists, including writing for Tanya Tucker, Marie Osmond, and others in Nashville. His songwriting style blended pop, soft rock, and country with soulful vocals and romantic lyrics, similar to storytelling about life and relationships. He wrote most of his own material, with hits characterized by smooth melodies and heartfelt lyrics about love and heartbreak. His songs like I Go Crazy became classics still played on adult contemporary radio, demonstrating enduring appeal of his songwriting craft that combined pop sensibility with emotional depth.