Old Viking Man
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Old Viking Man
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Old viking man
Stood on his ship and said
Heaven is dark,
there's rain in the cloudes
You are old and free
Back to old time and see
The Swedish viking fight
to live
Women they know what we have
when we return
We have slaves, silver and gold
Oh my god Thor
We sailed from the south to north
from the war
The blood on this ship
comes from my greatest friendship
Cause he got an axe in his back
and I can see his soul
with Oden and Thor
Please come back
Don't lie my friend
Listen to the heart again
Think about your wife,
daughter and son
He flies away
to the Valhalla grave
He flies away
to the Valhalla graveyard
He was a man
He saved me more than twice, twice
Don't turn out the light, light
He said don't lie
We were born to die
I won't survive
So goodbye
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