Bloom
Casey * Track #1 On Love Is Not Enough
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Bloom by Casey
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CaseyAbout
‘'Bloom’‘ is an attempt to describe the feeling of deterioration and decay brought about by introversion through my depression. It discusses the idea that a self-deprecating cycle of blame and isolation has a tendency to take control, distracting me from any attempt to improve my state of mind.
Bloom Lyrics
I aged by days on afternoons behind those shades
In a darkened room my body lay, tumours blooming in my brain
I am consumed by an unfulfilling sadness
Not even misery loves me
I'm alone, and I'm afraid I always will be
My mother knows that I am sick
But I hate that she can't understand
Whilst I am grateful for her love
It won't stop the shaking of my hands
I can't apologise enough
I live a life devoid of love
And I always thought I could escape this
Like silence would help me to sleep
I found no bliss in my ignorance
I found no love where you said it would be
No heaven without hell beneath, no misery before you and me
Too busy pulling out my teeth to bite the hand that made me weak
No heaven without hell beneath, no misery before you and me
Too busy pulling out my teeth to bite the hand that made me weak
I sleep with discontent, sorrow creeps around my neck
And I fear that I may choke to death
Your name still hangs in every note
And I've tried to fumigate my throat
Just as together, as we were alone
No heaven without hell beneath, no misery before you and me
Too busy pulling out my teeth to bite the hand that made me weak
No heaven without hell beneath, no misery before you and me
Too busy pulling out my teeth to bite the hand that made me weak
Bloom Q&A
Who wrote Bloom's ?
Bloom was written by Casey.
Who produced Bloom's ?
Bloom was produced by Toby Evans.
What did Casey say about "Bloom"?
Vocalist Tom Weaver told New-Transcendence about the concept and meaning behind ‘'Bloom’‘.
‘'Bloom’‘ was the first real departure, lyrically at least, from the typical idea of “love” that I’d written about heavily prior to Love Is Not Enough. Thematically, it’s geared towards an appreciation of sel...