Hagall [Portuguese translation]
Haglhrið slær,
høgg i aks!
Deyr einn,
spirar einn.
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Wardruna
- country:Norway
- Languages:Norwegian, Old Norse/Norrønt, Icelandic
- Genre:Folk, Trance/Ambient
- Official site:http://www.wardruna.com/
- Wiki:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wardruna
Wardruna Lyrics
- Algir - Stien klarnar [Dutch translation]
- Algir - Stien klarnar [German translation]
- Algir - Stien klarnar [English translation]
- Algir - Stien klarnar [Swedish translation]
- Algir - Stien klarnar lyrics
- Algir - Stien klarnar [Russian translation]
- Algir - Stien klarnar [Russian translation]
- Algir - Stien klarnar [Polish translation]
- Algir - Stien klarnar [English translation]
- Algir - Stien klarnar [Russian translation]
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