"Baba Jaga" genre: Country General
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	Story Behind the Song In Slavic mythology Baba Jaga was the devil's mother, grandmother, and (in some versions) lover. She lives deep in the forest in a hut that stands on chicken legs that chase after children and other prey. What it catches she eats. She is prophet and seer; doer of occasional good deeds that often turn out badly for the recipient... if she reads your tea leaves you won't like what you hear. Lyrics Wizened hag of a hundred names; same old tales to tell; Wanders up to the world sometimes from her hole in the heart of hell. Baba Jaga --- Baba Jaga. Back bent over in a widows hump; red baboushka on her head. Devils hungry for a human heart; Mother keeps him fed. Baba Jaga --- Baba Jaga (chorus) She knew everything the devil knows; taught her baby well. Sleeps at night on the devils right in their hole at the heart of hell. Their hole at the heart of hell. She knows hollows of the human heart: The evil that men do. Ask her in and pour the wine --- maybe shell tell you. Baba Jaga --- Baba Jaga. But I dont want to know what you know I know --- Dont want to care where youve been. Evil seeps from the hole in your heart and the devil sleeps again. Baba Jaga --- Baba Jaga. (chorus) Baba Jaga --- Baba Jaga.

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