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'Doubt' by Casey is a 2016 death metal and black metal track from the album 'Love Is Not Enough'. The lyrics dwell on self-reproach and exhaustion, then pivot towards confession and regret, with the speaker admitting a lack of what they can give. A line like “Doubt was the brightest to bloom” frames doubt as the most vivid outcome of their efforts, turning the song into a bleak, inward reckoning.
"Doubt" is a track by Casey, from the album Love Is Not Enough, released 22nd September 2016. The track is 2:20 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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For all of my noise I am nothing more than a sensitive child I'm sorry, I'm tired, guess I haven't slept in a while It's hard to be honest with myself But I should have been honest with you Of all of the flowers I planted Doubt was the brightest to bloom I never had too much to offer to you So lay me, restless Inside the cage that my body will make of my bones As I slowly waste away I'm sorry, my darling I'm still so afraid, that the flowers you've grown On the grave of our love will remain Long after my memory fades I promise that someday I'll make up For all the mistakes that I've made
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