Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Hardingrock
Canonical path: /hardingrock/huldreslatten
Related lyric paths: 6
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Huldreslatten
Read Huldreslatten lyrics by Hardingrock on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Huldreslatten
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Fisk i Grøndal beit ikkje på
Til øyde seter han Nils laut gå
Og sengja seg innom stokke-nov
Med regnet tromma så godt han sov
Men brått han vakna og var i lag
Med folk og kretur i solljos dag
Det lydde bjøllur, lokk og raut
Og anga stulstell og lukt av naut
Ei ven budeie med mjølking stulla
Og ein vidunderleg slått ho tulla
Når inn i bue ho byttar bar
Og sila mjølka i kjel og kar
Det rokk og varde til Nils fekk sjå
At det var huldra han lydde på
Med slått i minnet, åleine att
Han som ein annan tok livet fatt
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Hardingrock performs "Huldreslatten", and this lyric page sits inside the Hardingrock catalog on LyroVerse.
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