The Vanquishing Of The Three-Headed Sea Witch Andrew Lloyd Webber
"The Vanquishing Of The Three-Headed Sea Witch" is from Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical "The Phantom of the Opera" and falls under the #MusicalTheatre genre. Released in 1986, it explores themes of heroism, love, and the struggle against evil. The song features dramatic orchestration and vocal harmonies, highlighting the conflict between good and evil. Its powerful narrative and theatrical elements have made it a memorable part of the musical's legacy.
[PRINCE CHARMING]
What have I been up to?
You rightly may wonder
What crazy mad adventure
Did I run to like thunder?
I'd heard there'd been trouble
A three-headed sea witch
Was sinking all the passing ships
That barbarous she-witch
So, I saddled up my pure white
Stallion
[CONGREGATION]
Stallion
[PRINCE CHARMING]
I could see the universe was calling me to cut her down to size
[CONGREGATION]
Size!
Size!
[PRINCE CHARMING]
All alone but strong as a battalion
What have I been up to?
You rightly may wonder
What crazy mad adventure
Did I run to like thunder?
I'd heard there'd been trouble
A three-headed sea witch
Was sinking all the passing ships
That barbarous she-witch
So, I saddled up my pure white
Stallion
[CONGREGATION]
Stallion
[PRINCE CHARMING]
I could see the universe was calling me to cut her down to size
[CONGREGATION]
Size!
Size!
[PRINCE CHARMING]
All alone but strong as a battalion
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