Therion - Helheim Lyrics

Små grodorna, små grodorna...

I love it......... i know that it's nazi, but i looovvvveeeee ittt

опа какие люди

...und leise summt er mit.

Hail Lucifer Ave Enki.

666 LIKE haha

Love this album ..Therion\m/

Who's the solist tenor?

Carl Rahmqvist

Did Therion make more songs in swedish like this one?

Grey plains, grey clouds, evergrey twilight... All is grey where the fallen souls dwell.

Apparently I wasn't the only one who thought of this when I heard the Latvian SS march.

Seu madruga vs frosty

This song sounds a bit like Mexico national anthem o.o

It is obviously "Kuradi laul" (Estonia) or "19.Divizijas Dziesma" (Latvia) or "Dragoes do Ar" (Brasil) or "På Vikingtog" (Norway)! As known as SS marschiert in Feindesland :)

fudido!!!

I loved this music

so very few understand the pure math-mythos genius of this piece of music. possibly the most brilliant piece of the album.

That dumb Greek German-wannabe messed up. The title should be "på vikingtokt", that's what the song he based it on is called. Tog means locomotive, it does not make sense.

It's SIMPLY and OLD European melody used by MANY nationalities, another perfect example is the swedish song "Ack Värmland du sköna" with the EXACT same melody as the Israeli national anthem Hatikva though the melody is from some german region if memory serves.

adoro esta cancion!!!

Hade samma tanke. Kommer du ihåg vad nämnda vaggvisa heter?

The melody I don't know. The lyrics are Swedish.

It's SS marschiert in Fiendesland

Not true! Treceti batalioane romane Carpatii sounds completely different

I understand ohhh Teldrasil

Dont forget Warsavyanka (SP?) originally a polish song from the 1920s war with the soviet union, but the melody was later used for a soviet song, this is really typical when it comes to popular European melodies, if its nice or epic it tends to get borrowed, another example is the Israeli national anthem, it uses the same melody as a folksong from my country which confused me until I learned this fact and that the melody in fact originated in germany.

... und der Teufel lachte dazu...

Persze,hogy az SS menetdala..Megyünk Romániába..Vissza Erdélyt.De legalább autonómiát..

@OldWaysFollower Seach for SS marschiert in Feindesland, there must be a version that you can view!

@OldWaysFollower Wow same song, I think we are on to something here :) I wonder what was the original....who knows how many European countries use this song also.

@Vorphs The song you mention is also known in Polish as "Piechota, ta szara Piechota"
(Infantry, the gray Infantry). While this song is a bit similiar indeed, it doesn't
sould identical for me. Anyway, you have a good ear :)

A Masterpiece! Davvero, stupenda.

Nigthwish is taking a little cock stall

Superb song.

the melody is identical to the SS song "SS marchiert in feindesland"!! :D

I search for this. I can t remember the name of the nazi song thanks

i like when bands sing in their own motherlanguages.... i just can't stand that all the rest of music is in english... but that's the market language unfortunately

who is the male singer?

1:40 - 2:13 just owns

and still.. it's so much like this: /watch?v=Z1eX1vEgiRQ

Unbelievable, this song is almost identical with a Romanian nationalistic song "Treceti batalioane romane carpatii" (Battalions, Cross the Carpathian Mountains!...sort of :)

@killaknut Thanks (: I already found it!

Greetings!

@GenossinAyla watch?v=ZWd_jEMTfjo for the original german version

@AmyNSBM You have the original somewhere? It would be interesting to hear hahah

Greetings!

@AmyNSBM You have the original song somewhere? xD I'd like to hear it hahah

@AmyNSBM Effectively, I laughed my ass off when I heard it for the first time. How to integrate national socialist references on a major album without anyone noticing.

perhaps that's just the reference that all Nazi belong to Helheim?!

wow those notes!

cool :D