Ravens over Midgard
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Ravens over Midgard
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Lead your eyes to the sky
Over Midgard the ravens fly
Black as the night with all seeing view
Reporting their one eyed lord
Over the forests and over the fields
two ravens fly every night.
Hugin and Munin, these are their names
Spread your wings and fly
Thought and memory are perching on his shoulder
Collecting informations of their flight
He is afraid that Hugin won´t come back
But his fear for Munin is greater
Over the forests and over the fields
Two ravens fly every night
Hugin and Munin, these are their names
Right up to the sky
Spread your wings and fly
Right up to the sky
Over the forests and over the fields
two ravens fly every night
Hugin and Munin, these are their names
Spread your wings and fly
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