The idea of the band was formed by Petersson and Marklund in 2001 but nothi… Read Full Bio ↴The idea of the band was formed by Petersson and Marklund in 2001 but nothing really happened until Cia was introduced to the macabre concept in late 2003. Songs were written and the recording started when the drummer Stefan joined the band in early 2004. The band got in touch with an underground record label called "Blood and Guts Records" and they agreed to release a MCD.
The title of the MCD was set to "Coffin' Up Bones" and it tells the grotesque tale of a female necrophilliac "Casket Casey."

Now that the MCD has been released, the band has started work on a full length album which will continue the story of Casket Casey and take it a bit further into the mind of a true psycotic.

Bands Members:

Cia Hedmark - Vocals
Mattias Marklund - Guitar
Mikael Lång - Guitar
Patrik Petersson - Bass
Stefan Strömberg - Drums

Still
Casket Casey Lyrics

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So cold, I feel cold
Inside

I dig holes, fill my soul
My soul
Still

Bodies, dead, they're in the ground

Underground
Still

Long gone, it's cold, but still mine
It's mine
Still

So cold, I feel cold inside
Inside
Still

I dig holes, I fill my soul
My soul
Still

Have you met my groom?
Long, fair and kind of pale
I got him stacked in my room
Come by and say "hi" some day
Still

Have you seen my son?
He's quiet and calm
I found him the other day

Why don't you come over and play?
Still

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to "Still" by Casket Casey evoke a sense of darkness, loneliness, and instability. The repetition of the word "still" throughout the song adds to the eerie atmosphere. The opening lines "So cold, I feel cold/Inside" sets the tone for the rest of the song. It suggests that the singer is emotionally numb and isolated. The line "I dig holes, fill my soul/My soul/Still" can be interpreted as the singer trying to fill a void within themselves but failing to do so. The word "still" could signify their desperation to find meaning and purpose in their life.

The next verse contains the line "Bodies, dead, they're in the ground/Underground/Still." This suggests a morbid fascination with death and a possible connection to the singer's feeling of emptiness. The line "Long gone, it's cold, but still mine/It's mine/Still" could be interpreted as the singer longing for something that they cannot have or do not possess anymore. The repetition of "still" emphasizes their emotional attachment to this thing.

In the last verse, the singer introduces two new characters: their groom and their son. The lines "I got him stacked in my room/ Come by and say 'hi' some day/Still" suggests that the groom might be a corpse that the singer has preserved. The line "Have you seen my son?/He's quiet and calm/ I found him the other day/Why don't you come over and play?/Still" is especially disturbing as it implies that the singer has killed their own child. The use of the word "play" adds to the unsettling tone of the song.

Overall, "Still" by Casket Casey is a haunting and unsettling song that delves into the darker aspects of the human psyche. It is a chilling and captivating piece of music that leaves a lasting impression on the listener.

Line by Line Meaning

So cold, I feel cold
I am feeling cold both physically and emotionally

Inside
My emotional turmoil is taking place inside me

I dig holes, fill my soul
I try to find solace by burying things and filling the void in my heart

My soul
My innermost being

Still
As always

Bodies, dead, they're in the ground
Dead bodies are buried beneath the ground

Underground
Beneath the surface of the Earth

Long gone, it's cold, but still mine
Something dear to me is long gone, and although it's cold now, it's still mine

It's mine
I possess it

So cold, I feel cold inside
I am still struggling with the same cold emotions inside me

I dig holes, I fill my soul
I continue to seek consolation through burying and filling