Brostnar Borgir [Russian translation]
Brostnar borgir bløða
á køldum illveðursdegi.
Hvør vónsvikin sál nú liggur
í brennandi øskutrogi.
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Eivør
- country:Faroe Islands
- Languages:English, Faroese, Danish, Icelandic, Swedish
- Genre:Alternative, Folk, Pop, Rock
- Official site:http://eivor.com/
- Wiki:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eivør_Pálsdóttir
Eivør Lyrics
- All Blue lyrics
- Áh, kundu á tiðarhavi lyrics
- Heyr himna smiður [German translation]
- All Blue [French translation]
- Heyr himna smiður lyrics
- All Blue [German translation]
- Heyr himna smiður [English translation]
- All Blue [Czech translation]
- Áh, kundu á tiðarhavi [English translation]
- Heyr himna smiður [English translation]
Eivør Featuring Lyrics
Eivør Also Performed Pyrics
- Death Is Not the End (Hebrew translation)
- Death Is Not the End (Romanian translation)
- Death Is Not the End (Bengali translation)
- Death Is Not the End (Arabic translation)
- Death Is Not the End (Russian translation)
- Death Is Not the End (French translation)
- Death Is Not the End (Polish translation)
- Death Is Not the End (Greek translation)
- Death Is Not the End (Croatian translation)
- Death Is Not the End lyrics
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- The Westerner lyrics
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- على اليمّة / على العقيق [Alal Yummah/ Alal-Aqeeq] lyrics
- The Departure lyrics
- Hombre bueno lyrics
- The Westerner [Italian translation]
- Push Push lyrics
- The Drug In Me Is You [German translation]
- I tre cumpari lyrics
- The Departure [Hungarian translation]
- The Drug In Me Is You [Italian translation]
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- The Drug In Me Is You [Turkish translation]
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