casualty
Echoes of Heartbreak: Alexis Naylor's 'Casualty' Unveiled
Lyrics
Does it hurt, knowing you hurt somebody
Expressing the pain of knowing that one has caused harm to another person.
Do you feel it, do you feel it not stopping
Questioning whether the person feels the impact of their actions and if they sense it persisting.
I am a casualty in your inability
Describing oneself as a casualty, a victim of the other person's inability, likely in a relationship context.
What was the point
Raising a question about the purpose or meaning behind the actions that caused harm.
Did you love, did you love
Asking if genuine love was present in the past.
Did you love, when you were lying
Questioning the authenticity of love when lies were involved.
Did you try, did you try
Asking whether efforts were made to make things work in the relationship.
Did you try, when with her
Specifically questioning efforts made when the person was with someone else.
Did you feel, did you feel
Asking if the person felt the emotional pain of a soul breaking.
Did you feel, a soul breaking
Posing a question about the depth of emotional hurt experienced by the person.
Do you hurt, do you hurt
Asking if the person experiences emotional pain for someone else.
Do you hurt, for someone
Repeating the question, emphasizing the emotional hurt for someone.
For someone
Reiteration of the emotional pain for someone else.
Does it hurt, knowing you hurt somebody
Repeating the idea of feeling pain for hurting someone.
Do you feel it, do you feel it not stopping
Repeating the question about feeling the ongoing impact of the hurt.
I am a casualty in your inability
Reiterating being a casualty due to the other person's inability.
What was the point
Revisiting the question about the purpose or meaning behind the actions that caused harm.
Did you love, did you love
Repeating the inquiry about genuine love in the past.
Did you love, when you were lying
Repeating the doubt about love when lies were involved.
Did you try, did you try
Repeating the question about efforts made to sustain the relationship.
Did you try, when with her
Repeating the specific question about efforts made when with someone else.
Did you feel, did you feel
Repeating the question about feeling the emotional pain of a soul breaking.
Did you feel, a soul breaking
Repeating the question about the depth of emotional hurt experienced by the person.
Do you hurt, do you hurt
Repeating the question about the person's experience of emotional pain.
Do you hurt, for someone
Repeating the emphasis on feeling emotional pain for someone else.
For someone
Reiteration of the emotional pain for someone else.
Am I the only one who hurts
Expressing a sense of isolation in experiencing hurt, questioning if it's a unique experience.
Am I the only one who cared
Questioning whether the caring and concern felt were exclusive to oneself.
Only if you just tried
Suggesting that trying or making an effort could have made a difference.
Couldn’t have you just tried
Expressing a desire for the person to have put in effort to address the situation.
Did you love, did you love
Repetition of earlier questions and themes, underscoring the emotional impact and seeking clarification on love, lies, efforts, and emotional pain.
Did you love, did you love
-Did you love, did you love
-Did you love, did you love
-Did you love, did you love
-Did you love, did you love
-Did you love, did you love
-Did you love, when you were lying
-Did you try, did you try
-Did you try, when with her
-Did you feel, did you feel
-Did you feel, a soul breaking
-Do you hurt, do you hurt
-Do you hurt, for someone
-For someone
-For someone
-For someone
Final repetition, emphasizing the emotional pain for someone else.
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