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The Heathenish Foray
...In ancient times once rode across the land
a man unknown on a horse of untold grand,
adorned his cape by thirty runes of gold
of whom the tales since ages unknown told...
...The man arrived at the shore of sea
and gazed onto the nightly sky,
his ears could hear and his eyes could see
two ravens dark as night passing by...
...In a distance far the thunder sounds
and lightnings reached the frozen grounds,
his breath ran fast, his heart pounded strong
as the day now came, awaited oh so long...
...Tears will fall and blood will soon be shed
when the dawn heralds the twilight of the day...
Then into battle they will ride with their swords in hand
for a heathenish foray...
...Countless miles he rode through ice and knee-deep snow
over mountains 'till the landscape changed its face
so he at last arrived where winds blew strong and chill
like a welcome to all those who trod this place...
...He in cape was wrapped, and with his hammer 'round his neck
he forced his way though he didn't saw the path,
but he did not rest, 'till he had crossed this land of chill
and the storm had calmed, when he stood alone on hill...
...His eyes could see the forrest shining bright
and its trees reflected solens golden light,
the sound of horns then reached his ears
to welcome him and take away his fears...
...from all their lands the kings, they came
with their retinue of countless men,
and the maiden in full armour sat on their horses,
winged, until the right began...
So he rested a while an recovered from his ride,
the horizon gleamed by the mighty northers light,
and the elder ones sang tales about the past,
of their ancestors pride, that will forever last...
...As the darkness fell and gone was solens light
the silernce ruled amongst the men of heathenpride,
who now gathered in a mighty battle-line
and awaited their Gods to give the final sign...
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and awaited their Gods to give the final sign...
who now gathered in a mighty battle-line
the silernce ruled amongst the men of heathenpride,
...As the darkness fell and gone was solens light
of their ancestors pride, that will forever last...
and the elder ones sang tales about the past,
the horizon gleamed by the mighty northers light,
So he rested a while an recovered from his ride,
winged, until the right began...
and the maiden in full armour sat on their horses,
with their retinue of countless men,
...from all their lands the kings, they came
to welcome him and take away his fears...
the sound of horns then reached his ears
and its trees reflected solens golden light,
...His eyes could see the forrest shining bright
and the storm had calmed, when he stood alone on hill...
but he did not rest, 'till he had crossed this land of chill
he forced his way though he didn't saw the path,
...He in cape was wrapped, and with his hammer 'round his neck
like a welcome to all those who trod this place...
so he at last arrived where winds blew strong and chill
over mountains 'till the landscape changed its face
...Countless miles he rode through ice and knee-deep snow
for a heathenish foray...
Then into battle they will ride with their swords in hand
when the dawn heralds the twilight of the day...
...Tears will fall and blood will soon be shed
as the day now came, awaited oh so long...
his breath ran fast, his heart pounded strong
and lightnings reached the frozen grounds,
...In a distance far the thunder sounds
two ravens dark as night passing by...
his ears could hear and his eyes could see
and gazed onto the nightly sky,
...The man arrived at the shore of sea
of whom the tales since ages unknown told...
adorned his cape by thirty runes of gold
a man unknown on a horse of untold grand,
...In ancient times once rode across the land
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