The song "We Were Witchy Witchy White Women" by Electric Six tells the story of a group of white women who identify themselves as witches and live in a city. The lyrics describe their rebellious and mischievous behavior, casting spells and causing trouble. They find love and marry within their witch community. However, their happiness is interrupted by corrupt law enforcement, represented by the chief of police who demands bribes. As a result, they are separated and no longer able to practice their witchcraft. The song suggests that they are now dancing for the boys in the coast guard, implying that they have lost their independence and are now living in a different, possibly difficult, reality. Despite the challenges they face, the song expresses nostalgia for their magical past and the intense love they once shared. The lyrics imply that the women still long for their witchy love but are now forced to adapt to a different lifestyle. Overall, the song explores themes of rebellion, love, corruption, and the loss of identity. It portrays a group of women who found solace and power in their witchcraft but are ultimately separated and forced to conform to society's expectations.
