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Song of the Witches

Song of the Witches

A famous scene and poem from William Shakespeare's play Macbeth, known for the line 'Double, double toil and trouble'.

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  • Taylor Sterling
    Taylor SterlingFirst to rec

    “I can’t think of witches without hearing this song play in my head. One of the best by The Best to do it.”

  • Ginny Branch
    Ginny Branch

    “Must be the season…”

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