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‘Darling’ by Casey is a 2016 death metal/black metal track from the album ‘Love Is Not Enough’. The lyrics focus on insomnia and loneliness, with a speaker pacing through the night and recalling footsteps that are no longer there. There is an apologetic, self-lacerating turn, captured in the sentiment of “I’m sorry, darling, but I’ve been”. The overall impression is a mix of low spirits and rumination, ending in resignation that the relationship has effectively reached its end.
"Darling" is a single by Casey, from the album Love Is Not Enough, released 22nd September 2016. The track is 3:11 long. It's filed under Death Metal/Black Metal. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 2 articles about Casey.
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Sleep seems to evade me I just spend the whole night pacing in the hallway Where I used to hear your footsteps on the floor I've been so low, and maybe I've been thinking about us lately But I guess that doesn't matter anymore I just called to say "I'm sorry, darling, but I've been wasting my time rotting the teeth out of my head Trying hard to swallow the sweetest sentiments I can't express And I know that you told me to leave you alone But yours is still the only love I've ever known" "I'm sorry, darling, but I've been wasting my time rotting the teeth out of my head Trying hard to swallow the sweetest sentiments I can't express And I know that you told me to leave you alone But yours is still the only love I've ever known"
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After their 2018 disbandment, Welsh-post hardcore group Casey are back with their third album 'How To Disappear', and are brimming with a revitalised version of their trademark heartfelt fever.
The new single is the first glimpse of the band's third album.
“We clashed with some really great bands,” Tom Weaver groans. “Decade, Sorority Noise, and Trophy Eyes were all on at the same time as us. We thought we...
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Casey are back with a new album, full of heart-on-sleeve lyricism and mammoth tunes. “It sounds like what we’ve always done, just on a much bigger scale...
“We clashed with some really great bands,” Tom Weaver groans. “Decade, Sorority Noise, and Trophy Eyes were all on at the same time as us. We thought we...
