Casey England Dan & John Ford Coley
"Casey" by England Dan & John Ford Coley, released in 1977, is a soft rock ballad that explores themes of love, longing, and emotional connection. The lyrics depict a heartfelt plea for understanding and intimacy. The song features gentle melodies and harmonies, creating a soothing atmosphere. Its relatable themes have made it a timeless favorite. #SoftRock
Casey sitting down below the hill
With the water running past her heels
Wondering if she can take any more
Like she's taken before
Casey wondering 'bout the way she feels
Wasting most of the time she kills
Wondering if she can take any more
Like she's taken before
There sits Casey with her hands across her lap
Has the jewels she's never wanted
Flips the ashes from a worn-down cigarette
Throws a flower in the water
Casey 'bout past the point of crying
Another day in this life she ain't buying
Wondering if she can take any more
Like she's taken before
There sits Casey with her hands across her lap
Has the jewels she's never wanted
Flips the ashes from a worn-down cigarette
Throws a flower in the water
Throws a flower in the water
With the water running past her heels
Wondering if she can take any more
Like she's taken before
Casey wondering 'bout the way she feels
Wasting most of the time she kills
Wondering if she can take any more
Like she's taken before
There sits Casey with her hands across her lap
Has the jewels she's never wanted
Flips the ashes from a worn-down cigarette
Throws a flower in the water
Casey 'bout past the point of crying
Another day in this life she ain't buying
Wondering if she can take any more
Like she's taken before
There sits Casey with her hands across her lap
Has the jewels she's never wanted
Flips the ashes from a worn-down cigarette
Throws a flower in the water
Throws a flower in the water
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