Fortune And Deceit - Twain Marriages And The Betrayal

Kriemhilt:

I had a dream, a falcon so wild and free

Sadly to me his death seems to be

Vote:

I see a knight, with whom you will fall in love

Married you'll be, guarded by god

Kriemhilt:

Love will fail!!

The couple:

Hear ye, hear ye, thanks to you of who have come

To our marriage and destiny

Sit at our table, leave sorrow and grief behind

Fortified our mastery

Brunhilt: Sifrit:

He's no servant, but rather a king

For that they will pay I am a knight

A wise and noble king

Kriemhilt: Listen, could you be silent

Tell me, my iove we have betrayed the queen…

Never will I speak ill of you

The couple:

Hear ye, hear ye, thanks to you all who have come

Along to my coronation

Sit at our table, leave sorrow and grief behind

Farewell to my firstborn son

...Appalled was brunhilt, never she was humiliated so much

How dared he to betray her? Doom and demise shall carry them off!

And so the quietus of the warriors was sealed, since every man

Forges his own destiny...

Hagen:

An oath bounds me to my kingdom, oh queen

The death of this noble valiant you claim

Your hate's unlashed like your wounded pride

Blood you demand, so I'm not to blame...