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The prophecy that the witches provide is taken as a promise and taken as a truth. 

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The first important event is when the witches have a prophecy for Macbeth.
"There to meet with Macbeth" Mac. 1.1. 8. (pg. 7)

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Macbeth realizes he is set to become Thane of Cawdor and a world of opportunities are opened
"I know I am Thane of Glamis. But how of Cawdor?" Mac. 1.3. 74-75 (pg. 19)

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Macbeth is struggling and is in an indecisive headspace

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Macbeth contemplates killing Duncan, listing the cons.
"First, I am his kinsman and his subject, Strop both against the deed; the as his host..." Mac. 1.7 13-14 (pg. 39)

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Should I Stay or Should I Go - Remastered

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Should I Stay or Should I Go - Remastered

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Macbeth is under pressure from Lady Macbeth to kill Duncan so he can be Thane of Cawdor

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Lady Macduff encourages Macbeth to kill Duncan.
'And live a coward in thine own esteem..." Mac. 1.7. 47 (pg. 41)

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Macbeth has to try to numb his feeling so they don't get in the way of his ambition/what he wants. 

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Macbeth makes the final decision to kill Duncan by pushing down his feeling not to.
"False face must hide what the false heart doth know" Mac. 1.7 95-96 (pg. 45)

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You can never go back after you have wronged this specific wrong. 

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Macbeth finally kills Duncan.
"It is the bloody business which informs Thus to mine eyes." Mac. 2.1. 60-61. (pg. 53)

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Although Macduff and Lennox are not the ones who were shot, they can relate to "my baby shot me down" by the pain of Duncan's death. 

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Macduff discovers the dead bodies and alerts everyone, including Lennox and Macbeth, who were there when he found out.
"Approach the chamber and destroy your sight with a new Gorgon." Mac. 2.3. 82-83 (pg. 67)

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Macbeth has to lie-and well, his poker face is undeniable as he flawlessly avoids suspicion. 

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Macbeth lies to Macduff about WHY he murdered the guards.
"Th' expedition of my violent love outrun he pauser, reason. Here lay Duncan..." Mac. 2.3. 129-130 (pg.69)

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Lady Macbeth is all drama when she "faints" trying to steal any attention Macbeth's shaky story would have gotten. 

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Lady Macbeth pretends to faint so portray her surprise and horror at former King Duncan's death.
"Help me hence, ho!" Mac. 2.3. 138 (pg. 71)

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The tempo of the song is rather slow, contradicting to the word "fled" but it depicts what is occuring in the kingdom compared to Malcolm and Donalbain whom lef

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Malcolm and Donalbain fled, putting them as suspects and Macbeth is to become Thane of Cawdor.
"... the King's two sons, are stol'm away and fled, which puts upon them suspicion of the deed" Mac. 2.4. 36-38 (pg. 75)

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Macbeth feels more than insecure in his position, the song reflects one being afraid of someone taking their place. 

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Macbeth becomes worried about Banquo's sons.
"There is none but he whose being I do fear; and under him my genius is rebuked..." Mac. 3.1. 59-61 (pg. 85)

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Macbeth calls on the Murderers to recall negative memories of all the horrible things Banquo has done that has impacted them. 

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Macbeth hires murderers (assassins) to kill Banquo and Fleance.
"We shall, my lord, perform what you command us." Mac. 3.1.  143-144 (pg. 89)

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Macbeth feels almost haunted because he knows he killed Banquo and he has once again "risen". 

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Macbeth becomes delusional during dinner, and sees the ghost of Banquo.
"Cancel and tear to pieces that great bond." Mac. 3.3. 55 (pg. 95)

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In both the song and book, they rely heavily on the female character. 

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Macbeth's guests become alarmed at his state as Lady Macbeth makes various excuses for his behavior.
"Sleek o'er your rugged looks. Be bright and jovial among your guests tonight." Mac. 3.2. 31-32 (pg. 93)

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Lennox and the other Lord have to put together that maybe Macbeth DID kill Banquo, becoming a shock. 

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Lennox and another Lord close Act 3 by speculating Macbeth killed Banquo.
"...that a swift blessing may soon return to this suffering country..." Mac. 3.6. 53-54 (pg. 115)

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In this moment, Macbeth's feeling unbeatable and everyone can "watch" him stay Thane, due to his almost impossible prophecy. 

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Macbeth learns from the witches that not one woman born can harm him and the forest must come to his kingdom for his demise.
"Who can impress the forest, bid the tree unfix his earthbound root?" Mac. 4.1. 109-110 (pg. 127)

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Macbeth has to comfort himself after this traumatic prophecy. 

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Macbeth hears that Banquo still walks after the witches new prophecy.
"Thou art too like the spirit of Banquo. Down! Thy crown does sear mine eyebrows. Mac. 4.1 27-28 (pg. 129)

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His sending of people over is in an almost euphoric energy, not fully thinking anything true, just doing anything he can to maintain Thane of Glamis and Cawdor.

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Macbeth kills Macduff's kids and wife.
"Seize upon Fife, give to th- edge o- th- sword. His wife, his babbies, and all unfortunate souls that trace him in his line. Mac. 4.1. 72-74 (pg. 131)

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Malcolm is tiptoeing, trying to test Macduff's loyalty. 

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Malcolm is aware of the corruption within Macbeth, so he tests Macduff's loyalty by pretending to have a poorer character than Macbeth.
"Yet do not fear. Scotland hath foisons to fill up your will of your mere own." Mac. 4.3. 103-105 (pg. 145)

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Macduff consistently checked on his children and wife, but when he discovered they were dead he went through a sad state. 

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Macduff discovers that his wife and children are dead.
"Be not a ___ of you speech. How goes't?" Mac. 4.3. 208 (pg. 151)

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In the song it talks about not being able to go back how it was, that is how Lady Macbeth feels in her trauma.  

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It is revealed that Lady Macbeth has been sleepwalking.
"II have seen her rise from her bed, throw her nightgown upon her, unlock her closet..." Mac. 5.1. 4-6 (pg. 161)

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In the song, there is a plot twist in the end, just as the forest moving towards Macbeth's kingdom was a plot twist,  there were also digging scenes in song. 

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The "Forest" the witches had once predicted in Macbeth's demise comes into action.
"I looked toward Birnam, and anon methought the Wood began to move." Mac. 5.5. 38-39 (pg. 179)

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Lady Macbeth, one of the strongest characters in Macbeth dies, this being more of an end then Macbeth being beheaded. 

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Lady Macbeth kills herself.
"The Queen, my Lord, is dead." Mac. 5.5. 19 (pg. 177)

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Macbeth has done the most he could to stay King, but after finding out Macduff is in line with his demise, he knows he has no future. 

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Macbeth discovers that Macduff was not woman born, but a c-section.
"Tell thee Macduff was from his mother's womb ultimately ripped. Mac. 5.8. 19-20 (pg. 185)

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Macduff wanted to be Macbeth's endgame. 

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Macbeth is beheaded.
"Th' usurper's cursed head. The time is free. " Mac. 5.8. 66 (pg. 189)