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Shadows in the mist
dancing footprints on sparkling moss
silent glimpse behind birch trees
Fine voices whispering through blizzards
echoes in the wind
like murmurs of timeless old
telling ancient tales
Enchanted spirits, free and wise
hidden, but near
watching over nature’s treasure
(by Lea Gasser)
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Rain
09:09
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Birds
03:31
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Troll
07:37
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Calling Roads
08:02
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Zwischenwelten
06:08
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(IS) Sofðu unga ástin mín
úti regnið grætur.
Mamma geymir gullin þín
gamlan legg og völuskrín.
Við skulum ekki vaka um dimmar nætur.
Það er margt sem myrkrið veit
minn er hugur þrungur.
oft ég svartan sandinn leit
svíða og grænan engireit.
Í jöklinum hljóða dauðar djúpar sprungur.
Sofðu lengi sofðu rótt
seint mun best að vakna.
Mæðan kenna mun þér fljótt
meðan hallar degi skjótt.
að mennirnir elska, missa, gráta og sakna.
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(EN) Sleep my young love,
Outside the rain is weeping.
Mommy keeps watch over your gold,
Old leg bones and a little treasure chest.
Let's not stay awake through dark nights.
There is much that darkness knows,
My mind is heavy.
Often I've seen the black sand
Scorching green meadows.
In the glacier rumble deadly-deep cracks.
Sleep long, sleep tight,
It's best to wake up late.
Hardship will teach you soon,
While the day becomes night,
That people love, lose, cry and mourn.
(by Jóhann Sigurjónsson)
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Gluggaveður
03:49
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Halo
05:19
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November
08:47
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