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Rose Mary's garden holds a secret
One she'll never let you tell
Rose Mary's garden grows so slowly, so strangely
The flowers sleep under a spell

Behind the wall you see a ghost planting poppies in the air
And of the left-hand side you see a fanged cat also glare
Underneath the garden gate you see a hidden stair
O round and round your mind it spins fast as flight who knows where

Rose Mary's garden's so enticing
Voices call out like a bell
Rose Mary's garden is locked so tightly, so frightly
And on the lock's a grinning skull

Behind the wall you see a ghost planting poppies in the air
And of the left-hand side you see a fanged cat also glare
Underneath the garden gate you see a hidden stair
O round and round your mind it spins fast as flight who knows where

Rose Mary's garden opens widely
Inviting as if all inside is well
Rose Mary's garden holds a treasure, surely
Forever in the walls it must dwell

Behind the wall you see a ghost planting poppies in the air
And of the left-hand side you see a fanged cat also glare
Underneath the garden gate you see a hidden stair
O round and round your mind it spins fast as flight who knows where

Something's missing from the garden
Something's loose upon the world
Something's missing from the garden
Something's loose upon the world

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from A Gothling's Gathering of Gabbling Ghouls, released October 9, 2018

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The Blue Hour blends dream pop, synth wave, and industrial with hints of psychedelia, folk, and electronica to create haunting songs, focusing on texture and rhythm and beautiful discord ... and most of all magic.

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