| Song | Hæðen |
| Artist | A Hill To Die Upon |
| Album | Holy Despair |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| [Music by Thor Georg Buer; Lyrics by R. Michael Cook] | |
| “Et si nom minus nobis iucundi atque | |
| inlustres sunt ei dies quibus | |
| conservamur quam illi quibus nascimur, | |
| quod salutis certa laetitia est, nascendi | |
| incerta condicio et quod sine sensu | |
| nascimur, cum voluptate servamur…” | |
| [- Marcus Tullius Cicero, In Catilinam III.2] | |
| HΛΥΠHAΔEΛΦHTHΣXAPAΣEΣTIN | |
| DONECMEFLVMINEVIVOABLVERO | |
| Weaving the wasted waters of the world, | |
| I hear the music: | |
| AINULINDALE. | |
| Nothing could be more than walking hand | |
| in hand, | |
| lamenting the later lords. | |
| The gull tears my heart, | |
| but let it be said of me: “…” | |
| And “thus he spoke to me!” | |
| O sinners, let us go down, | |
| let us go down, come down, | |
| down, in the river to pray. | |
| O sinners, let us drown, | |
| let us drown, come down, | |
| where in the river we’ll stay. | |
| I despise the land that you so cherish, | |
| and I abhor the earth beneath my feet. |
| Music by Thor Georg Buer Lyrics by R. Michael Cook | |
| " Et si nom minus nobis iucundi atque | |
| inlustres sunt ei dies quibus | |
| conservamur quam illi quibus nascimur, | |
| quod salutis certa laetitia est, nascendi | |
| incerta condicio et quod sine sensu | |
| nascimur, cum voluptate servamur" | |
| Marcus Tullius Cicero, In Catilinam III. 2 | |
| H HA E HTH XAPA E TIN | |
| DONECMEFLVMINEVIVOABLVERO | |
| Weaving the wasted waters of the world, | |
| I hear the music: | |
| AINULINDALE. | |
| Nothing could be more than walking hand | |
| in hand, | |
| lamenting the later lords. | |
| The gull tears my heart, | |
| but let it be said of me: "" | |
| And " thus he spoke to me!" | |
| O sinners, let us go down, | |
| let us go down, come down, | |
| down, in the river to pray. | |
| O sinners, let us drown, | |
| let us drown, come down, | |
| where in the river we' ll stay. | |
| I despise the land that you so cherish, | |
| and I abhor the earth beneath my feet. |
| Music by Thor Georg Buer Lyrics by R. Michael Cook | |
| " Et si nom minus nobis iucundi atque | |
| inlustres sunt ei dies quibus | |
| conservamur quam illi quibus nascimur, | |
| quod salutis certa laetitia est, nascendi | |
| incerta condicio et quod sine sensu | |
| nascimur, cum voluptate servamur" | |
| Marcus Tullius Cicero, In Catilinam III. 2 | |
| H HA E HTH XAPA E TIN | |
| DONECMEFLVMINEVIVOABLVERO | |
| Weaving the wasted waters of the world, | |
| I hear the music: | |
| AINULINDALE. | |
| Nothing could be more than walking hand | |
| in hand, | |
| lamenting the later lords. | |
| The gull tears my heart, | |
| but let it be said of me: "" | |
| And " thus he spoke to me!" | |
| O sinners, let us go down, | |
| let us go down, come down, | |
| down, in the river to pray. | |
| O sinners, let us drown, | |
| let us drown, come down, | |
| where in the river we' ll stay. | |
| I despise the land that you so cherish, | |
| and I abhor the earth beneath my feet. |