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The Birth of Rerir

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Adalruna Canonical path: /adalruna/the-birth-of-rerir Related lyric paths: 6
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The Birth of Rerir

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The trumpets rang out over Hunland,

Just as the day was nearly done,

So all of the people could understand,

Their Queen had given birth to a son.

As Skoll ran over the horizon and the wind blew,

Sigi gazed up to the hall on high,

And in that instant he knew,

All-Father would watch over his descendants with his one great eye...

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