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"Dong dong the witch" is a popular children's nursery rhyme or song that tells the tale of a witch. The rhyme is simple and easy to remember, making it perfect for young children to sing along to. The repetitive nature of the rhyme also helps to reinforce the words and encourage children to join in. The lyrics of "Dong dong the witch" typically go like this: Dong dong the witch is dead Which old witch? The wicked witch. Dong dong the wicked witch is dead. The rhyme often includes hand gestures or actions to accompany the words, such as clapping hands or mimicking the sound of bells ringing.

Unlike its forebears, though, Magical Melody supports the base addictiveness and lovely nature that characterise the series with some real steps forward in structure. Instead of being stuck with a run-down inherited plot of land miles away from your neighbours, you're given the choice to establish your farm in amongst the other villagers. You've a choice of land, a choice of furniture for your house and a choice as to how to run your life, whether you'd rather spend the whole day farming, get most of your cash from fishing or mining or always leave a few hours free in the evening for an intoxicating 'juice' down Doug's bar.

It s terribly exciting for fans, but actually a bit overwhelming for newbies - expect a confusing hour or two spent figuring out how to use tools, eat meals and lay out the farm properly if you don t already have the benefit of six games worth of instruction in virtual farming. It s also an otherwise unchanged Wii conversion of the best Harvest Moon game ever made, released exclusively in Europe to make up for the fact that the Cube version never made it over here.

The rhyme often includes hand gestures or actions to accompany the words, such as clapping hands or mimicking the sound of bells ringing. Children may also act out the story by pretending to be witches or dancing around like they are celebrating the witch's demise. The origins of "Dong dong the witch" are unclear, but it has been a popular children's song for many years.

Video Game / Harvest Moon: Magical Melody

Harvest Moon: Magical Melody is a game in the Harvest Moon (now Story of Seasons) series, developed by Marvelous Entertainment and translated by Natsume in North America and Rising Star Games in Europe. It was released for the Nintendo GameCube in Japan in 2005, and in America in 2006. A Wii port was developed for the European release in 2008, and was released in America in 2009.

Magical Melody, like most other games in the series, is a farming Simulation Game. It features many characters from the original SNES game and Save the Homeland, all re-deformed into the cartoonish, child-friendly art style of the early games.

The central location is Flower Bud Village, a small town with a few shops that finds itself in need of new blood. To this end, it advertises the Exciting Ranch Plan, a plan for aspiring farmers to move to town, purchase land, and start their own farm. Enter the player character, who moves to town to start a new life.

Not too long after, the player runs into a trio of Harvest Sprites, all of whom are quite surprised that they can see them. The Sprites enlist the player's help to rescue the Harvest Goddess, who has turned to stone out of despair at the unkindness of the world. To save her, the player must collect 50 musical notes, which are granted for various tasks or life events such as attending festivals, getting married, or doing a certain number of a job (like chopping wood or pulling weeds). However, the player isn't the only one collecting the notes; another farmer, Jamie, also wants to save the Harvest Goddess, and seems unusually determined to do it alone.

The rhyme's catchy rhythm and playful lyrics make it a favorite among young children and a staple in many classrooms and playgroups. While the song is generally seen as harmless and fun, some critics argue that it promotes negative stereotypes about witches being evil or wicked. However, most children are likely unaware of these connotations and simply enjoy the playful nature of the rhyme. Overall, "Dong dong the witch" is a lighthearted and entertaining song that has been enjoyed by generations of children. Its simple lyrics and catchy melody make it a perennial favorite, and its playful nature encourages children to use their imagination and engage in creative play..

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