Wildhunt
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Wildhunt
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It is late and you are away from your home
in the middle of the field the night is over you.
You see a strange cloud that comes to you
it’s the WildHunt that comes from your soul.
You had a life too disgraceful
You kill in the name of betrayal,
lied without mercy,
your time has finally come, it finds you
Don’t hope that you’ll be safe, you're already dead.
Odin rides at the head of his proud army
of mystical Valkyries and bloody Einheriar.
There were many who suffered your unhappiness
Being regretted didn’t work,
Tears just revived the fire.
Don’t try to run don’t try to hide
You won’t escape from the Eye of Odin
He, who is riding on Slepinir, wants to see you dead
Your judgement is signed with your own blood.
His army is on you, listen the Einheriar, they laugh with your cowardice they laugh with your destiny.
Odin rides at the head of his proud army
of mystical Valkyries and bloody Einheriar.
Now feel the steel inside your body
Then ask yourself what is waiting for you.
Don’t ever dream about Valhalla you won’t drink there,
you are condemned to eternity in Niflheim.
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Einher Skald performs "Wildhunt", and this lyric page sits inside the Einher Skald catalog on LyroVerse.
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