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Met

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Ash & Elm Canonical path: /ash-elm/met Related lyric paths: 6
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Met

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Kennst Du den Urknall aus dem Horn?

Kennst Du den Grund für der Nordmannen Zorn?

Klar wie das Wasser aus unseren Tälern,

Gelb wie reife Weizenähren,

Aus dem Fasse muss es fliessen,

Damit wir Schlacht und Sieg begiessen.

Met, Met, Met, Met, Met, Met

Hoch im Norden, tief im Nebel

Wo die Mannen mit Njørd segeln

Dort wolln wir im Kampfe die Äxte schwingen

Nach der Jagdzeit am Feuer singen

Die Hörner und die Humpen heben

Der Met, der ist ein Aasensegen

Met, Met, Met, Met, Met, Met

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Ash & Elm performs "Met", and this lyric page sits inside the Ash & Elm catalog on LyroVerse.

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