Idavoll
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Idavoll
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after the blood has dried on vigrid
and the hordes are laid to rest
sertr has flung the fire of muspel
but its embers no longer glow
arise! earth again.fair and green, modi and magni, take up your fathers hammer.
meet me in idavollr where its always warm
come baldr and hodr, drink together, as lif and lifthrasir have emerged from the great ash tree. odin live on in his wisdom and thor in his strength,we raise our horns to the slain and remember the (old) gods again
arise! gods again! fair and true,turn your backs to the door that faces north. meet me in okolnir where its always warm.
men will quarel, rivers will run, flowers will bloom and nidhogg will feed on the blood of the dead........
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