I suspect this is about Judy Garland and her husband Mickey Deans who several say murdered her. She was on television in her final years hence the Emmy mention. The end of the song talks about him coming to the end, and Mickey died in 2003 the same year that Curse of The Hidden Mirror came out.
@sleevemeister I don't know if it's about Judy Garland but you're wrong about the year the album came out, it was released in 2001 and most of the song doesn't apply to her death unless we take it as veeeery loosely inspired. She died of an overdose, not stabbing, there was no other witnesses killed and I can't think of any "Emmy" related to the story.
@sleevemeister I don't know if it's about Judy Garland but you're wrong about the year the album came out, it was released in 2001 and most of the song doesn't apply to her death unless we take it as veeeery loosely inspired. She died of an overdose, not stabbing, there was no other witnesses killed and I can't think of any "Emmy" related to the story.
I suspect this is about Judy Garland and her husband Mickey Deans who several say murdered her. She was on television in her final years hence the Emmy mention. The end of the song talks about him coming to the end, and Mickey died in 2003 the same year that Curse of The Hidden Mirror came out.
@sleevemeister I don't know if it's about Judy Garland but you're wrong about the year the album came out, it was released in 2001 and most of the song doesn't apply to her death unless we take it as veeeery loosely inspired. She died of an overdose, not stabbing, there was no other witnesses killed and I can't think of any "Emmy" related to the story.
@sleevemeister I don't know if it's about Judy Garland but you're wrong about the year the album came out, it was released in 2001 and most of the song doesn't apply to her death unless we take it as veeeery loosely inspired. She died of an overdose, not stabbing, there was no other witnesses killed and I can't think of any "Emmy" related to the story.