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Witch House Lyrics Analysis
The link for the song is right here:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lNPnxSG-evk
So I am very into the "indie" genre of music, and one of my favorite sub-genres from that is called "witch house". It's very strange, it reminds me of what would be playing late at night when something supernatural is about to happen. That is not what this song is, but it's what I thought it was going to be. I was really surprised when it started playing, it was upbeat and had soothing quality to it. The mixture of the music and the singer’s voice makes me feel so calm, it's almost hypnotic I just want to sway along with the song.
The lyrics don't really match the song, here's a link so you can read it for yourself: http://genius.com/Gengahr-shes-a-witch-lyrics.
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