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Artist: Nightgames
Canonical path: /nightgames/witchfork
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Witchfork
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Witchfork
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My magic fingers
Smoothing out my magic robes
Witches and wizards, ivy and oak
Which is it you said that you were?
I’ll let you finish in a minute I hope
My voice is just so much louder
It’s like a million witches in my head
Tell them how they need me
I need them instead
My magic fingers
Smoothing out my magic robes
I cast a million spells into the mirror
Just ain’t the same when there’s nobody there
A million silky witches
Rocket through the midnight air
It’s like a million witches in my head
Tell them how they need me
I need them instead
My magic fingers
Smoothing out my magic robes
I cast a million spells into the mirror
Just ain’t the same when there’s nobody there
A million silky witches
Rocket through the midnight air
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