Oh Mother North, eyes like blue sapphires.
I'm lost in your wilderness, in your arms.
From your love my heart has been forged.
Eternal nights, to Everlight, to winter's throne.

Niin laulut Pohjolan kun sammuu, hiipuu hiljaa.
Hallatar kun viljaa lyö, ja yö tuo kuninkaan tuon talven maan.
Niin routaan kaivetaan, lepoon oman maan.
Ja laulut Pohjolan mukaan vain saan.

Oh Mother North, lakes like blue sapphires.
Under your skies, into the wild, I drown my sorrows.

Niin laulut Pohjolan kun sammuu, hiipuu hiljaa.
Hallatar kun viljaa lyö, ja yö tuo kuninkaan tuon talven maan.
Niin routaan kaivetaan, lepoon oman maan.
Ja laulut Pohjolan mukaan vain saan.

At the midnight hour of sacred light.
The magic of these woods, so alive.

The shadows of the giants in a silvery dark light,
from the snowy trees ahead.
And their slow march closer to the flaming night skies,
to touch the tail of fire.

But their roots hold the secrets, these melodies.
Echoes from the past, nothing here will last.
But the songs from your journey,
you will bury with your heart.

Niin laulut Pohjolan kun sammuu, hiipuu hiljaa.
Hallatar kun viljaa lyö, ja yö tuo kuninkaan tuon talven maan.
Niin routaan kaivetaan, lepoon oman maan.
Ja laulut Pohjolan mukaan vain saan.


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