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EPISODE · Sep 14, 2026 · 4 MIN

Once a Witch by Rider's Comet

from G-Dawg Radio · host Ronald Allen Bell

From a poem I think is in my second book in the My Eclectic Collection series, Scattered Endz. Always liked the poem and could never get a song I liked from it, then this happened. Absolutely love this one. It has been modified from the published version to meet the needs of the musical production. Original poem entitled: Fraudulent. [Verse 1] Holy water will not work nor crosses blessed on sacred earth God nor the devil do desire to your soul keep or cast to fire [Verse 2] Never have I seen the same seen any other soul to stray the way you step you only gain a false perception quick to fade [Chorus] peek-a-boo I see you creep Tired of all your hide and seek smiles paint your lame facade you play your games and act like god All is fair for vicious ones when others dare give back the tongue The consequences matter none The witch will sleep when she has won (solo) [Verse 3] Polly wants a cracker Polly wants no more of pain Polly pleads to master, master, free me from this game "Polly" says the master, holds back laughter from his lips, The cage is where I'll keep you, till you learn who master is [Verse 4] Blasphemy done cracked the whip to silence this, the devil's lip the child sometimes fails pull a switch Surprises light the pilot quick The mind is hurt more than the skin the blind aggressor counts the sins on his paper marks the lines when come the dark within that guides Hollow be thy name, you've been condemned now for your sins Shallow is the grave I dig to drop the evil in Knowledge comes to sinners when they feast upon the fruit Demons lick their fingers for your soul they've long pursued [Solo]

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