I Married a Witch
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Long, long time ago, when people
still believed in witches...

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And that follow this way all the witches,
wizards and sorcerers...

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...that practise their evil magic
inside the limits of Rocksford.

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The book of exorcism
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Be condemned for ever to
the eternal flames...

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...so that you could never again
come near Rocksford

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And now, while we prepare ourselves for
executing this witch's father...

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...that old sorcerer
that tried to help her...

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...we'll do a little break.
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Popcorn! Popcorn!
Two cents a cornet!

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Fried with butter!
It's hot and newly done!

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It has an antidote against
witches! Two cents, please

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Fried corn with butter,
it's newly done!

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Do you want corn, master Wooley?
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- What's the matter, Jonathan?
- What?

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Do you doubt if she is a witch?
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I wouldn't have accused her
if I hadn't be sure

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- And her father?
- A wizard, there's no doubt

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Mother, if you had seen
what I saw...

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The caws turned yellow, then
blue and the sheep danced the minuet.

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- But you didn't see Jennifer
- Jennifer?

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She told me her name while
she chased me in the straw loft

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She was young and wonderfully beautiful,
the more beautiful woman I've ever seen

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- Have you told that to the judges?
- I couldn't describe her beauty

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What happened in the loft, Jonathan?
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He bring her golden hair near
my face and whispered:

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"... "Jonathan Wooley, you have accused me"
of being a witch, be damned for that...


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