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Isenstein

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Isenstein

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Which the blast of the northern winds

they were on the opened sea

and they travelled against north

to a land called Island

Siegfried only wishes were

to defeat the ice princes

and under the dragons sign

he had a new slave

then they saw the coast of Island

twelve norns standing at the hills

hundred years they were the keepers

of their queens realm.

and water fontains clapping at the ice cold stones

the wildest water Siegfried has seen in his whole life

as they reached the sand of Island

Siegfried told one of the norns

that he wants to challenge Brunhild

and to own her realm

but the only answer was

that he must be very careful

Brunhild had won every fight

against all the challengers

so the norns lead them to a castle

where the Queen were reside

fire balls were no man came through

were the castle guardians

and then they saw Brunhild

standing at the gates

through thousand flames her beauty

shined through hell and she said:

"three competitions you must win

to take my soul

and my body will be yours.

I'm the warrior

who has fighten thousand man

and no one of them

had seen the day".

[Siegfried:]

"When the mourning breaks

we'll see each other then

in the middle of the castle

my sword is sharper and my hand will

destroy you

and you ever be my slave".

Siegfried hold his promise, the sword fight he had won

and in the second he had thrown the sparrow father

third one without problems he took a big stone in his hands

and as he won the third Brunhild fall on her knees.

[Siegfried:]

"so you're my slave for now

a present for king Gunther

the king of Worms to which we go

and you'll be his wife

his sister Kriemhild I will take

with your help I get her

Kriemhild I have jeard so far a goddes of the world".

with the heard of stone she traveled

no emotions in her eyes

a lost warrior heard with no bride

and she swore to Siegfried revenge

only his dead she wants to see

every night she thought about it

and soon it shall be.

then they saw the coast of Worms

the king of Burgunden lived

and the knights were festive welcome

them to their land of peace.

and then a celebration started

to the whole castle.

the brightest knights of land

came to give to Siegfried honour.

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