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Over Bleknede Blåner Til Dommedag Lyrics
overforlatt og dunkel jord
og bra for fedre som har seiret
norskehavets skumrings fjord
Reisen gjennom dimmen er grå
for meg er den et skall av forfars liv
blesne blekne blåner fjell
inn i en gråvendt natt
jeg reiser over bleknede blåners fjell
og her i mørket er jeg forlatt
Snart har snø tynget hver en grend
snart har kong vinter beseiret jord
her hvor en gang de gamle falt i marken
for å legge den øde øy
og gjøre den ren
Over bleknede blåners fjell
jeg drar i dens dunkle mørkmanns ord
over land hvor fedres kamp har seiret
hvor vikingsverd satte tydelig spor
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English translation from darklyrics.com:
Over Fading Blue-Horizon Until Judgement Day]
Long in length the storm's blast wind Strikes tidewaters' ?? Strikes ocean over a treasure Has quickly all forest-ponds frozen And the snow covers a mountaintop Soldier strong he was Who sat unafraid in old days Wanders to death-island chasm after his pure honourable conflict Faded blue-horizon's land Deserted and black earth And good for forefathers who have ruled The Norwegian ocean's dusk's fjord The trip through dusk is grey For me is it a shell of forefathers' lives Fade blue mountains on the horizon Into a turned-grey night Travel over fading blue-horizon's mountains And here in darkness I am deserted Quickly has snow oppressed every bough Quickly has king winter conquered earth Here where once the old fell in the field in battle In order to lay the island to waste And make it clean Over fading blue-horizon's mountain Travel in its dark dark-man's word Over land where forefathers' battle has conquered Where Viking-sword sat plainly in sight
this is just a sample on how good they used to be. Dimmu Borgir....what the hell happened?!?!?
Think much can be corrected at many places in that translation. but its a very hard to translate that song. they use the words an average norwegian man wouldnt use daily / never said before
yeah, i agree with shadez0r. and the translation there is just weird.
I really prefer the Dimmu Borgir of old that sang about norse mythology and arthurian legends instead of all the 'hail satan' crap that every single metal band sings about.