Faun - Brynhildur Táttur Lyrics

welche Sprache ist das Lied ?

Faroese, I suppose

Haytham E. Kenway Färöisch.

Das ist isländisch/that is icelandic.

Das ist färöisch!

Viljið tær nú lýða á
meðan eg man kvøða
Um teir ríku konungarnar
sum eg vil nú um røða

Grani bar gullið av heiði
Brá hann sínum brandi av reiði
Sjúrður vá á orminum
Grani bar gullið av heiði

Fávnir eitur ormurin
á Glitrarheiði liggur
Regin er ein góður smiður
fáum er hann dyggur

Will you now listen
whilst I will sing
about the rich kings
that I will now speak of.

Grani brought gold from the heath,
hewing his sword in rage,
Sigurd slew the serpent,
Grani brought gold from the heath.

Fafnir is the name of the dragon
that lies on the Glittering Heath
Regin is a good blacksmith
to few is he faithfull

This version is great, but I rather miss the epic guitar solo.

Though I love pretty much all Faun songs (even if this one isn't technically by them) I feel this one is very special. It sounds like I believe music would have sounded in the days of old. Maybe because of the lack of instruments, but it feels like this song had been preserved through the centuries. It's really beautiful.

I´ts a 900 verser long song from betwen 700-900 century. So no its not Tyr´s song.

It’s actually 623 verses long ballad. This is ‘Regin smiður’, which is 131 verses long, then comes ‘Brynhildar táttur’, which is 238 verses long, and then comes ‘Høgna táttur’, which is 254 verses long. 131+238+254=623.

@ThomasRenneis i know , but the most popular version is that one from Tyr :)

@neferu44 this Song was made in cooperation with tyr and Valrafn...however the Song is not originaly by Tyr but an very old Faroerse ( Nordic ) Traditonal

this is the Tyr's song Regin Smidur<3<3<3

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Viljið tær nú lýða á
meðan eg man kvøða
Um teir ríku konungarnar
sum eg vil nú um røða

Grani bar gullið av heiði
Brá hann sínum brandi av reiði
Sjúrður vá á orminum
Grani bar gullið av heiði

Fávnir eitur ormurin
á Glitrarheiði liggur
Regin er ein góður smiður
fáum er hann dyggur