The Garden
The Creepshow Lyrics

There's a dark fading light
The garden is dimly lit with a faint, dwindling light

In the garden where you Lay your head tonight
The singer addresses someone lying in the garden

Through the darkened hours Were you thinking of me?
The singer questions whether the person was thinking of them during the night

A state of sleep Is what you'd rather be
The person in the garden prefers to sleep

There's a pale Purple moonlight
The moon casts a pale purple light

In the garden where you Lay your head to die
The singer suggests that the person is dying in the garden

Frozen dreams and nightmares Have you forgetting a dream
The person's dreams have been disrupted by nightmares, causing them to forget a positive dream they had

Of what you always thought You could have been...
The forgotten dream was about something the person aspired to be

Hey don't draw the line
The singer advises against setting boundaries

Did you know that you're right
The singer reassures the person that their opinions are valid

So baby blue don't cry
The phrase 'baby blue' is used as a term of endearment to address the person, and the singer offers comfort to prevent them from crying

Don't you go now...
The singer urges the person not to leave or give up

There's a stale morning light
Morning brings a dim, flat light to the garden

In the garden where you lay All through the night
The person is still in the garden, having spent the night there

Through this poisoned nightmare Have you set yourself free?
The person may have freed themselves from a toxic situation that caused nightmares

With thoughts and dreams Of what you're gonna be...
The singer encourages the person to focus on their future aspirations

My baby blues don't cry
The singer recalibrates the term of endearment to 'my baby blues', suggesting a special connection to the person