The song "Love Grows (Where My Rosemary Goes)" by Edison Lighthouse is about a man expressing his love and admiration for a woman named Rosemary. Despite Rosemary not having much money or fitting societal norms, the narrator sees her as unique and special. He describes her hair as wild and free and her clothes as funny. People may view her as lazy or crazy, but the narrator sees her as mysterious and charming. The lyrics suggest that there is something magical about the connection between the narrator and Rosemary. Holding her hand brings him a feeling of happiness and he finds it difficult to break away from her spell. He considers himself lucky to have Rosemary and wants to express his love for her endlessly. The song emphasizes the idea that love can bloom in unexpected places and that outsiders may not understand the depth of their connection. The repeated line "love grows where my Rosemary goes" signifies the growth and strength of their love. The narrator believes that nobody knows Rosemary like he does, and he wants to make sure everyone understands how special and unforgettable she is. Overall, "Love Grows (Where My Rosemary Goes)" is a sweet and upbeat song about an unconventional love story and the power of love between two people.
