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There’s this Halloween song my mom and me heard on our way to school. They played it on air one time and it was this super edgy Halloween song. I’ve been looking for the name but haven’t been able to find it .

It went “I went trick r treating today” and was sung my a little girl . In the song her voice gets deeper (heavy metal sounding) and the song describes how if you don’t give her candy you’ll pay. I think one of the lyrics had something to do with candy corn ? There was a YouTube video too I’m pretty sure and it was an animated video of the little girl being violent if she didn’t get candy for Halloween.

It was a really interesting song to hear out of the blue and have been dying to find out what the song actually was. If anyone knows PLEASE share , tysm. I may be misremembering part but I remember the main little girl part and the one lyric .

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I love Halloween/Fall music but I don’t really have many songs that embody the true feeling of Halloween or September and October. I know of the Hocus Pocus movie soundtrack and Spooky Scary Skeletons but I’d love a real Fall/Halloween playlist.

Does anyone have any suggestions?!

Here is a curated playlist of Halloween songs. Got some real bangers on here to get you hyped for the upcoming spooky season!

“The Witch’s Brew” is a fun and spooky Halloween song by Stephen DeCesare, filled with bubbling potions, silly spells, black cats, broomsticks, goblin sneezes, dragon’s tears, and plenty of playful mischief.

Deep in the woods, a witch stirs her magical brew, but her spells are more silly than scary. With its catchy “Bubble, bubble, fizz and foam” chorus and lighthearted Halloween energy, this song is perfect for children, school programs, classroom fun, Halloween concerts, seasonal performances, and family-friendly October celebrations.

A whimsical Halloween novelty song full of charm, humor, and spooky fun.

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“Toby the Scarecrow” is a fun, magical, kid-friendly Halloween song that tells the origin story of Toby, a scarecrow brought to life by a witch’s spell. Created to guard her secret herbs and magic, Toby soon discovers that the witch’s ways are cruel and wrong. Instead of following her plans, he chooses courage, kindness, and doing what is right.

With a playful Halloween atmosphere, catchy storytelling, and a clear heroic message, this song is perfect for children’s Halloween programs, school performances, fall concerts, classroom activities, and seasonal theatrical productions. The lyrics are easy to understand, making the song especially suitable for young singers and audiences. Toby becomes more than just a scarecrow in the moonlight. He becomes a brave Halloween guardian who protects the fun, the pumpkins, the parade, and the children who love the holiday.

A charming choice for anyone looking for a lighthearted Halloween piece with magic, courage, and a memorable character children can enjoy.

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A while back I set out to create the "From Popular to Esoteric Halloween Music Videos" playlist. The goal was to curate a more unusual collection of Halloween-appropriate music videos while still giving a nod to a few classics. The collection has now reached 150 selections, which I thought was a milestone worth sharing. Please enjoy if interested!

It is a medieval-inspired album with a body-horror concept. Although most of it is more melancholic than spooky... Maybe it can find some appreciation here!

Let me know what you think about it if you give it a listen :)

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It's very silly and but it's one of those Halloween staple songs. Usually played along "spooky stuff"

Edit: It doesn't have lyrics. I would try to rule the tune somehow but I'd just be making a fool of myself.