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Mabel Podcast: This king living under a hill took my would-be girlfriend. Can't have shit in this cursed house.
TMA: The manifestation of loneliness took my boyfriend. Can't have shit in this apocalypse.
WTNV: The rules of time and reality took my husband. Can't have shit in this Time War
#the magnus archives#wtnv#mabel podcast
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myth-stakesweremade asked:

Hi! I've just recently started listening and I love it!!! I was wondering which songs were sung in the various episodes? I think it's Mabel singing them? I'm not sure but I recognised the parting glass but not many of the others

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mabelpodcast answered:

Are you ready for this?

MUSIC IN MABEL SEASONS 1-3

Episode Two:

  • 0:47: Folk song, variously A Brisk Young Sailor, A Bold Young Farmer, Died for Love, I Wish, I Wish, etc. The story of a young unmarried pregnant woman. “And at my breast lay a snow-white dove / to let the world know that I died for love”. Sung by Anna Limon.

Episode Four Point Five:

  • [Spoken, not sung]: A modified excerpt from the Scottish ballad Tam Lin, the story of a knight set to be sacrificed for a faery tithe and the young woman who ransoms him back from the faeries. Read by Anna Limon.

Episode Five:

  • 11:45: The Well Below the Valley. Folk song about the fate of a woman whose six children are buried outside the local churchyard. “You’ll be seven years ringing the bell at the well below the valley-o / green grows the lily-o / right among the rushes-o”. Sung by Anna Limon.

Episode Seven:

  • 7:00: The Stolen Child by W. B. Yeats. Poem about a faery abducting a small child. Arranged and sung by Mabel Martin.

Episode Nine:

  • 10:00: Little Bird. American children’s folk song. “Fly through my window, sugar lump / buy molasses candy.” Sung by Anna Limon.

Episode Thirteen:

  • 8:10: A modified version of Hind Etin. Ballad about a woman stolen away by an ‘etin’, a faery king/erlking/forest king/supernatural entity of some kind. “For slighting my command / an ill death may you die”. Modified, arranged and sung by Anna Limon.

Episode Fifteen:

Episode Sixteen:

  • 12:20: Tá Mé Mo Shuí. Irish folk song about a person who can’t sleep due to unrequited love. “Casadh bean-sidhe dom thíos ag Lios Bhéal an Átha / d’fhiafraigh mé di an scaoilfeadh glas ar bith grá” - “I met a fairy woman down at Lisbellaw / I asked her to remove from me my love”. Sung by Anna Limon.
  • 17:22: Continuation of Tá Mé Mo Shuí. Sung by Anna Limon.

Episode Twenty:

Episode Twenty-Two:

  • 0:58: Portion of a rhyme entitled “Ana’s Prayer”, popular on ‘pro-ana’ websites in the early 2000s. “I’ll take you in and fill you up with a lack of being fed.” Arranged and sung by Anna Limon.
  • 5:23: Modified version of several nursery rhymes. Used either as a jump-rope chant or a reminder of polite dining etiquette. “Mabel, Mabel, strong and able, you are trapped inside this fable…” Modified by Mabel Martin, arranged and sung by Anna Limon.

Episode Twenty-Three:

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#mabel podcast
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY!

I barely drew anything since the last Kenma anim while still found it really entertaining drawing cats just the moment I picked up my stylus, and finished this in no more than three hours

#haikyuu!!
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