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Artist: WolfSword
Canonical path: /wolfsword/dreams-of-odin
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Dreams Of Odin
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Dreams Of Odin
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Eight hoof falls sound across midgard, heralding his passing
The hanged wone, all father of the Asagods
Eternal all seeing one eyed wanderer
On Sleipnir into battle he rides
Odin, Allfather
Most ancient of the gods
Odin, Allfather
Ruler of the nine worlds
Pierced to Yggdrasil and yet still unbowed
Lord of men and the victorious dead
The Einherjar in Valhalla watch as
On Sleipnir into battle he rides
Odin, Allfather
Most ancient of the gods
Odin, Allfather
Ruler of the nine worlds
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