Magical May Day observance is a traditional celebration that takes place on the first day of May every year. It is steeped in folklore, magic, and ancient customs. May Day is celebrated in many different countries around the world, with unique traditions and rituals specific to each culture. In many European countries, May Day is associated with the arrival of spring and the awakening of nature. It is a time when people come together to celebrate the end of winter and the beginning of a new season. One of the most common customs is the Maypole dance, where people hold ribbons and dance around a tall pole decorated with flowers and greenery.
One of the most common customs is the Maypole dance, where people hold ribbons and dance around a tall pole decorated with flowers and greenery. This symbolizes the unity and fertility of the community. Another important tradition is the crowning of the May Queen or May King.
Wocked witch is dead song
Barbra
Once there was a wicked witch
In the lovely land of OZ
And a wickeder, wickeder,
Wickeder witch that never, ever was
She filled the folks in Munchkin Land
With terror and with dread
Till one fine day from Kansas
A house fell on her head
And the coroner pronounced her: DEAD
And through the town the joyous news went running
The joyous news that the wicked old witch
Was finally done in
Ding-Dong! The witch is dead!
Harold
Which old witch?
Barbra
The wicked witch
Ding-Dong! The wicked witch is dead!
Wake up you sleepy head
Harold
Rub your eyes
Barbra
Get out of that bed
Wake up! The wicked old witch is dead!
Both
She’s gone where the goblins go
Below, below, below - yo-ho!
Let’s open up and sing
Barbra
And ring those bells out.
Harold
Sing the news out!
Barbra
Ding-Dong! The merry-o
Sing it high and sing it low
Let them know the wicked old witch is dead
Harold
Why everyone’s glad
She took such a crownin’
Barbra
Bein' hit by a house
Is even worse than drownin’
Both
Let ‘em know the wicked old witch is dead.
Barbra Once there was a wicked witch In the lovely land of OZ And a wickeder, wickeder, Wickeder witch that never, ever was She filled the folks in Munchkin Land With terror and with dread Till one fine day from Kansas A house fell on her head And the coroner pronounced her: DEAD And through the town the joyous news went running The joyous news that the wicked old witch Was finally done in Ding-Dong! The witch is dead! Harold Which old witch? Barbra The wicked witch Ding-Dong! The wicked witch is dead! Wake up you sleepy head Harold Rub your eyes Barbra Get out of that bed Wake up! The wicked old witch is dead! Both She’s gone where the goblins go Below, below, below - yo-ho! Let’s open up and sing Barbra And ring those bells out. Harold Sing the news out! Barbra Ding-Dong! The merry-o Sing it high and sing it low Let them know the wicked old witch is dead Harold Why everyone’s glad She took such a crownin’ Barbra Bein' hit by a house Is even worse than drownin’ Both Let ‘em know the wicked old witch is dead.
Barbra
The wicked witch
Ding-Dong! The wicked witch is dead!
Wake up you sleepy head
This is often done by choosing a young woman or man to represent the spirit of spring and lead the festivities. The chosen individual is adorned with a flower crown and given the honor of being the focal point of the celebrations. May Day is also associated with the belief in fairies and magic. According to ancient folklore, the veil between the human world and the fairy world is thinnest on May Day. People would leave offerings of food and drink for the fairies, hoping to gain their favor and receive blessings for the coming year. It was seen as a time of enchantment and supernatural occurrences. One popular magical practice during May Day is the gathering of dew. It is believed that the early morning dew of May 1st has magical properties and can bring luck and beauty. People would go out at dawn to collect the dew and rub it on their face or mix it into their bathwater. Although the customs and rituals of the May Day observance vary across different cultures, the main idea is to welcome the arrival of spring and celebrate the rejuvenation of nature. It is a time of joy, merriment, and belief in the supernatural. May Day allows people to connect with their past and honor the traditions of their ancestors. It is a celebration that brings communities together and reminds us of the magic that exists in the world..
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