Sorry folks my ae would not add in correctly.  But here is one of the songs in question as Tyr does it in Faeroes and then the translation into English.

 

Thora

 

Regin Smi�ur  

 

Vilji� taer n� l��a �

me�an eg man kv��a

Um teir r�ku kongarnar

sum eg vil n� um r��a

 

Grani bar gulli� av hei�i

Br� hann s�num brandi av rei�i

Sj�r�ur v� � orminum

Grani bar gulli� av hei�i

 

Hundings synir � randargn�

teir ska�an gj�rdu har

Eitur var � sv�rinum

teir b�ru m�ti maer

 

F�vnir eiture ormurin

� Giltrarhei�i liggur

Regin er ein g��ur smi�ur

f�um er hann dyggur

 

Hann var saer � leikv�llum

�millum manna herjar

R�vur upp eikikelvi st�r

hann lemjir summar til heljar

 

Eystantil undri heyginum

i�  dreingir eyka tal

Dimmur er hesin dapri dagur

ni�ur � mold at fara

 

Har kom ma�ur � vollin fram

eingin i� hann kendi

S��an hatt � h�vidi bar

og finskan boga � hendi

 

Har kom ma�ur � vollin fram

hann v� vi� eggjateini

Eyga hev�i hann eitt � heysi

knept var br�k at beini

 

Ormurin er skri�in av gullinum

ta� man fraettast v��a

Sj�r�ur setist � Granar bak

hann b�r seg til at ri�a

 

Grani bar gulli� av hei�i

Br� hann s�num brandi av rei�i

Sj��dur v� � orminum

Grani bar gulli� av hei�i

 

 

 

 

http://www.tyr.net/news.asp

 

http://www.fmusic.olmer.ru/tyr.shtml

 

 

And another norse course

 

http://frodo.bruderhof.com/norword/

 

Regin Blacksmith

 

Will ou now listen

Whilst I will sing.

About the rich kings

That I will now speak of

 

Greyfell carried the gold from the heath

He swung his sword in wrath

Sigfried defeated the dragon

Greyfell carried the gold from the heath

 

Hundings sons at war

They did damage there

Poison was in the sword

They carried against me

 

Fafnir is the name of the dragon

That lies on the Glittering Heath

Regin is a good blacksmith

To few is he faithful

 

He was on the fields of play

rages amongst men

tears up large oak trunks

he maims some to Hel

 

On the eastern side under the mound

Where heroes grow in numbers

Dark is this sad day

Down in mould to go

 

A man stepped forward upon the field

None knew him

He had a wide hat on his head

And a Finnish bow in his hand

 

A man stepped forward upon the field

Raging with his sword

He had one eye

And his trouser legs were buttoned

 

The dragon has slithered of the gold

It is rumored widely

Sigfried seats himself on Greyfells back

He prepares himself to ride

 

Greyfell carried the gold from the heath

He swung his sword in wrath

Sigfried defeated the dragon

Greyfell carried the gold from the heath

 
 
 
 
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