If I Had a Heart (Norse Version)
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If I Had a Heart (Norse Version)
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ÞEtta mun aldri enda því at ek vil meirr
Meirr, gef mér meirr, gef mér meirr
ÞEtta mun aldri enda því at ek vil meirr
Meirr, gef mér meirr, gef mér meirr
Ef ek hefði hjarta ek gæti elska þik
Ef ek hefði rödd ek myndi syngja
Eptir nóttina er ek vaki upp
Ek mun sjá hvat morgin komar
Ef ek hefði rödd ek myndi syngja
Dangla fett frá vindaugi ramma
Mun ek alltaf alltaf ná gólfið?
Meirr, gef mér meirr, gef mér meirr
Mullið ok fyllt með allt ek fann
Undir ok inni bara at koma í kring
Meirr, gef mér meirr, gef mér meirr
Ef ek hefði rödd ek myndi syngja
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