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The Way to Valhall

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Strydegor Canonical path: /strydegor/the-way-to-valhall Related lyric paths: 6
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The Way to Valhall

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Cold and icy breathes touch my skin.

And the wind blows through the trees.

I see the rising sun behind the hills

and sunbeams on the sea.

My powerful homeland -

I will follow you to death!

With your beautiful seaside -

´till I´ll take my last breath!

The mountains soar out of the blue ocean

And the waves break at the stones.

I feel that I´m stirred by all my emotions,

Stinging pains drill through my bones.

When I´m dead I´ll start my journey

In my boat i over the sea.

A Castle as high as the ravens fly,

where Oden is waiting for me

A Castle as high as the ravens fly!

Valhalla is waiting for me!

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