ON THE ROCKS

Hennessy Tears

Call Me

LOML

Hold Up

Selfish

Send Your Loving

Take Your Time

Take Your Time (feat. 6lack)

Anything I Can Do

Learn To Love Myself

Late Checkout Trouble

This song is a story-spell. It’s about the soul of witchcraft across time—not the fantasy version, but the truth that lived in real bodies, real bloodlines, and real history.
At its heart, the song is about remembering.

🌒 What the song is really saying
1. Witchcraft before it was feared
The song begins in ancient times, when witchcraft wasn’t evil or hidden. It was:
herbal medicine
midwifery
astrology
earth-based spirituality
survival knowledge passed through generations
Magic is shown as wisdom + nature + intuition, not darkness.
2. The rise of fear and control
As power shifted to churches, crowns, and patriarchal systems, the song shows how:
independent women and healers became a threat
spiritual knowledge outside institutions was labeled “dangerous”
the word witch was weaponized
The song frames this as fear of power, not fear of evil.
3. The witch trials and persecution
This is the emotional core:
false accusations
torture disguised as justice
burning, hanging, drowning
millions erased from history
The song doesn’t glorify this — it grieves it and exposes the lie behind it.
4. Survival in silence
Instead of ending in tragedy, the song reveals something powerful:
witchcraft didn’t die
it went underground
it hid in kitchens, prayers, folk customs, and quiet rituals
This section honors ancestral resilience.
5. Reclamation in the modern world
The final chapters are about now:
reclaiming the word witch
choosing spirituality freely
healing generational trauma
turning shame into pride
Here, witch means:
“A person who remembers who they are.”
🔥 The deeper message
This song isn’t just about witches.
It’s about:

women who were punished for knowing
people who were killed for being different
truth that survives oppression
power that returns when fear dissolves
It says:
You can burn the body, but you can’t burn memory.
🌕 Why it resonates now
Because many people today are:
reclaiming intuition
questioning old systems
healing ancestral wounds
remembering suppressed spirituality
This song speaks to that awakening.

“ashes to altars”-(a song of witchcraft through time)

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