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The Vanir Tribe

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The Vanir Tribe

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ODIN:

"Brothers, my eyes saw them settle across the river

Down to the east lives a race comparable to us

And they worked mighty miracles, it seemed like magic

I felt the might and the power of their spirit."

Chorus:

A tribe of sorcerers - The Vanir being their name

How can it be, we haven't noticed them - What a shame

I have seen what they are able to do - Casting magic spells

They might be a dangerous menace for us - They shall not dwell

ODIN:

"Æsir, I know that the strangers seem to be peaceful

But to us they might become an enemy

We have to be very careful in times to come

So we have to observe the Vanir"

Chorus

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