Downswing have shared new single ‘At My Worst’ ahead of UK and European dates
New York metalcore quartet Downswing’s latest track arrives before a September run with Casey.
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How much do you remember about those summers we spent together? 'Cause I don't seem to be able to recall All those things I thought that I'd miss Your perfume and your sun kissed skin Turns out they meant nothing all along
I was haunted by the emptiness that filled the hole you left A grave I still can't bring myself to visit yet Though I won't be losing sleep, I still refuse to forget It took me so long to admit we were dead But we were dead
You buried it in the backyard of a house that we built with our bare hands Where you said we'd grow old together I felt safe there I knew every crooked frame and every creaking stair I could have stayed my whole fucking life But time, it was never a friend of mine
I got so scared that I disappeared into my head for eight lonely years And it killed me, but it hurt you too, and I'm sorry, I'm sorry But you weren't there when I needed you most And it felt like I was a ghost of someone you used to love But I was never enough to save us
Are you happy? Are you happy? Are you happy? Are you happy? So tell me, is it serious between you and him? I hope to God that he makes you happy
I hope I never hear your name again Now the home we made is nothing more than a house Where we fucked and we ate, but never fell in love You're sleeping in the bed we made, with somebody else
Are you happy? Are you fucking happy?
I got so scared that I disappeared into my head for eight lonely years And it killed me, but it hurt you too, and I'm sorry, I'm sorry
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"Haze" is a song by Casey from the album Love Is Not Enough, released in 2016. The song was written by Tom Weaver. It was produced by Toby Evans.
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