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Lost Garden Gnome Hotline

from Via Subterranea by Trance To The Sun

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lyrics

One was seen in a Calcutta market
Prayer beads and plastic bags full of hair
Luxurious offerings of passion and piety
Someone had painted it gold
Two were reportedly abandoned
At the end of the comeliest cul-de-sac
Past the doorway you last checked for her
Outside the light ring
Where they all stood waiting
For bad news to come up the driveway
Three were seen skating the dead streets
of Providence
After all bedtime songs had been sung
Four ended up in Death Valley
Where the woman with the sad make up
Laces up her dress again
Under a salt crust they wait
For the orchestra but it never comes
It never begins
Blank space between the leaves
Blank space between
Friends, he's missing again
Quicksand or gusts of wind
Crows with armor
Some strange charmer
Sixty eight were glimpsed
On a receding barge
The horizon swallowed them
Their present location remains a mystery
Two hundred and ten have replaced
The skulls in a Parisian catacomb
Near the sight of an infamous cave-in
Everyone agreed they were garish but
Uplifting
I confronted one myself
Backstage of an abandoned theater
Hoisted in the air by the paint frame rigging
I turned to get my net, but it was gone
Four thousand were discovered in Antarctica
Near the base of Vinson Massif
Knocking their heads on the ice
Reports are flooding in
Something just below the surface
Threatening to rise
Like a steam vent on a snow capped volcano
And freeze there
Condensed
Blank space between the leaves
Blank space between
Friends, he's missing again
Quicksand or gusts of wind
Crows with armor
Some strange charmer
Blank space between the leaves
Blank space between
Friends, he's missing again
Sinkhole or abduction
Crows with armor
Some strange charmer here

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from Via Subterranea, released December 30, 2016

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