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Trollhammaren (English) Lyrics

"The Troll-Hammer"

Among shadows rides a beast
Like a black tree.
Grips tightly on a mighty hammer,
Out for weak Christian blood.

TROLL-HAMMER!
TROLL-HAMMER!

The Troll-Hammer sweeps again!
Cut down, brother again!
Hear the last shout -
The Troll-Hammer is here!

TROLL-HAMMER!

He is not a human
Not fragile and weak like you.
You will be powerless,
No eyes see your end.

TROLL-HAMMER!
TROLL-HAMMER!

Since the darkness overtook
It is afraid of the frost's cold fingers
That take hold and kill
Under the coming winter night.

TROLL-HAMMER!
TROLL-HAMMER!
TROLL-HAMMER!
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silver_rose On Nov 02, 2004
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Thanks for the English, Silver_Rose. I don't think this song requires any explanation; if you know anything about Finntroll, you know that their common theme is mighty trolls devouring priests and terrorizing villages, etc. Hell yeah!

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oh my word, i think i dont want the english lyrics now.

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Considering it is apparent that you can barley speak english, I can understand why.

*barely

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"Under the coming winter night." is poorly translated.. the swedish text is: "Underkommaren e her", which literally means "the undertaker is here", which is a reference to a warrior/king/enemy

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Except the line is "Under kommande vinternatt."

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Which loosely translates into something like: "During the coming winter night"

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amazing GODLY yummmm YUMMMM

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I definitely hear "vinternatt", which makes more sense in a verse about being afraid of the cold. "The undertaker is here" would just be a non sequitur.

 
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