Song | The Rune |
Artist | Týr |
Album | How Far to Asgaard |
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作曲 : Holm, Joensen, Thompsen | |
Down from the mountain, cries of an headless love, high above | |
Cold seems to me your kiss from the ocean deep, in my sleep | |
I see you go south on the evening tide, end your fight | |
Futile attempts, you can't change the way, of our day and age of heathen and Hel | |
I've been living here from when I was born | |
And my heathen kin it was that found and then populated this land | |
Who is then this man who demands my scat | |
He whose mighty ancestors drove mine out of Norway to seek new lands | |
Which are slipping through my hands | |
Hold they nothing more divine | |
Than the property of land | |
Set the thing here and then | |
Line my booth with cloth, black as ravens wings | |
See to that these men are dealt as those mighty kings men that came before | |
Line my booth with cloth, black as ravens wings | |
Here in darkness with my silver bags, let them come in and take what's mine | |
All the islands should be mine | |
But were running out of time | |
Wield the axe and make them mine | |
I will rule within my time | |
Here in pain | |
Here in darkness | |
Here in decadence | |
Lies my land like a rune that's written by gods upon the | |
Ocean deep, so it reads, thou shalt not enslave thy kin, I | |
Swear this oath, I'll keep my faith and I'll keep my | |
Kin from all harm, raise the song to the mountains majesty for thee | |
Now that millennium has gone | |
And the sad and weary tales | |
Of the subsequent events | |
Are what's left of greater times |
zuo qu : Holm, Joensen, Thompsen | |
Down from the mountain, cries of an headless love, high above | |
Cold seems to me your kiss from the ocean deep, in my sleep | |
I see you go south on the evening tide, end your fight | |
Futile attempts, you can' t change the way, of our day and age of heathen and Hel | |
I' ve been living here from when I was born | |
And my heathen kin it was that found and then populated this land | |
Who is then this man who demands my scat | |
He whose mighty ancestors drove mine out of Norway to seek new lands | |
Which are slipping through my hands | |
Hold they nothing more divine | |
Than the property of land | |
Set the thing here and then | |
Line my booth with cloth, black as ravens wings | |
See to that these men are dealt as those mighty kings men that came before | |
Line my booth with cloth, black as ravens wings | |
Here in darkness with my silver bags, let them come in and take what' s mine | |
All the islands should be mine | |
But were running out of time | |
Wield the axe and make them mine | |
I will rule within my time | |
Here in pain | |
Here in darkness | |
Here in decadence | |
Lies my land like a rune that' s written by gods upon the | |
Ocean deep, so it reads, thou shalt not enslave thy kin, I | |
Swear this oath, I' ll keep my faith and I' ll keep my | |
Kin from all harm, raise the song to the mountains majesty for thee | |
Now that millennium has gone | |
And the sad and weary tales | |
Of the subsequent events | |
Are what' s left of greater times |
zuò qǔ : Holm, Joensen, Thompsen | |
Down from the mountain, cries of an headless love, high above | |
Cold seems to me your kiss from the ocean deep, in my sleep | |
I see you go south on the evening tide, end your fight | |
Futile attempts, you can' t change the way, of our day and age of heathen and Hel | |
I' ve been living here from when I was born | |
And my heathen kin it was that found and then populated this land | |
Who is then this man who demands my scat | |
He whose mighty ancestors drove mine out of Norway to seek new lands | |
Which are slipping through my hands | |
Hold they nothing more divine | |
Than the property of land | |
Set the thing here and then | |
Line my booth with cloth, black as ravens wings | |
See to that these men are dealt as those mighty kings men that came before | |
Line my booth with cloth, black as ravens wings | |
Here in darkness with my silver bags, let them come in and take what' s mine | |
All the islands should be mine | |
But were running out of time | |
Wield the axe and make them mine | |
I will rule within my time | |
Here in pain | |
Here in darkness | |
Here in decadence | |
Lies my land like a rune that' s written by gods upon the | |
Ocean deep, so it reads, thou shalt not enslave thy kin, I | |
Swear this oath, I' ll keep my faith and I' ll keep my | |
Kin from all harm, raise the song to the mountains majesty for thee | |
Now that millennium has gone | |
And the sad and weary tales | |
Of the subsequent events | |
Are what' s left of greater times |