The Pendle Witches 

I'd love to play it on guitar but I'm not a native speaker and can't entirely figure out the lyrics - which is the only reason the audio quality bothers me.

@@fiercerodent Don't worry! I've got you, friend, I'll write down the lyrics as I've heard them here! Sweaty, it's no surprise That everyone's celebrated your demise And now Worms are eating your eyes So don't you worry your rotted head as you sleep in your sodden bed It's time to respect the dead!

​@@fiercerodent [Slutty? Study? Buddy?] it's no surprise That everyone celebrated your demise And now, Worms are eating your eyes~ So don't you worry your rotten head As you sleep in your sodden bed It's time to respect the dead

Just a couple notes about the lyrics 1) "Sweaty" is a sarcastic term of affection, a purposeful misspelling of "sweetie", there's like layers of irony 2) I am not actually sure if it's rotted or rotten, since it's supposed to rhyme with what I think is "sodden" it might actually "rotten". The vowel sounds are slightly different in my dialect, so that's why I thought it was "rotted", haha 3) "sodden" is not a very common word, it means damp or moist, specifically saturated with moisture...like the ground would be! I hope that helps!

@@eveoftheroses3766 I think it's Sweaty?

Anathema Device - she is the one who befriends Adam (which unknowingly sets into motion several of the 'end of day' portents' by lending him her collection of new age magazines) and also gets hit by Aziraphale and Crowley's car while her riding bicycle at night which causes Agnes' book to change hands; informing the angel, among other things, "thou cocoa doth grow cold". As a super nerd with a long-standing fondness, and special connection, with Good Omens for several decades *and* having studied witch trials for even longer - I really appreciated this. While a situation like this can't truly be "enjoyed" considering the injustice of reality, hearing their story (and realizing what a masterful tribute Neil and Terry wove in for them into theirs) was something I was pleased to hear told in this way. I'm surprised I hadn't heard the historical version before (most likely due to the U.S being so focused on Salem and everywhere else being about quantity with minor exceptions for major figures like Joan of Arc) but I'm glad this was how. Although it's not technically a "respectfully" episode, I think the gang certainly handled it like one. --- Sorry for the ramble, if someone mentions G.O - I can rhapsodize bohemian.

This Alice Nutter is the one that Chumbawumba's Alice Nutter took her stage name from.

So who do you kmow who has a black dogs and/or does ceramics? Hope you feel better soon!

I'm the weirdo who needs the clash of flavors. Butter, salt, and maple syrup. When I'm asked what flavor profile I want I just say, "all of them..."

​@@ChristopherSadlowskiyou say that like butter, salt and maple syrup isnt the flavour profile of bacon and pancakes

Someone's been in my pantry

OK, I will show myself out frfr but only after I add that your cauldron is now called your Demdike Dipping Device.

Pos, every last one of them. Hope they are burning 🥰

like i do kinda love the concept of angels that are like bacteria, there is already the belief that god is everywhere and in everything and visualizing this concept as trillions of microscopic angels everywhere and in your body is kinda sick ngl