Darkwoods My Betrothed
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Uller

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Darkwoods My Betrothed Canonical path: /darkwood-my-betrothed/uller Related lyric paths: 6
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Uller

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Amongst the cold

Northern mountains

He travells...

Wrapped in furs

And armed with a bow

He is the god of winter

Hear me Uller!

Ride by me

In the battles... and cover me

With thy mighty shield

O god of winter

Born of mother Sif

The stepson of thor

In the cold winter lies his realm

To the vale of Ydalir

His footsteps lead

There he dwells

The god of winter

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