SWORD
- Freya Lyrics / with translationsA sword of fire and an axe of cold
Vision of the Sibyl has foretold
Armies gather on the battle-plain
All will fall and earth will die in flame
Here on the battle-plain
We will die in flame
In falcon's feathers soaring overhead
Choosing warriors among the dead
Twilight written in the runes of crones
Freya weeps upon her golden throne
Upon her golden throne
We wait for her alone
Call us unto you hall
Take us into your thrall
The battle rages, but they fight in vain
When all is done it must begin again
Vision of the Sibyl has foretold
Armies gather on the battle-plain
All will fall and earth will die in flame
Here on the battle-plain
We will die in flame
In falcon's feathers soaring overhead
Choosing warriors among the dead
Freya weeps upon her golden throne
Upon her golden throne
We wait for her alone
Call us unto you hall
Take us into your thrall
The battle rages, but they fight in vain
When all is done it must begin again
Facts about Freya
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Freya is written by John D Cronise.
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It is first released on February 14, 2006 as part of Sword's album "Age of Winters" which includes 9 tracks in total. This song is the 2nd track on this album.
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When we search for the deeper meaning hidden within the lines, the Sword's 'Freya' not only sings about a fiery apocalypse but also shows it through words with armed forces gathering. The death and life cycle symbolized by the lyrics are backed by analogies to Norse mythology like Freya crying on her golden throne, making one acknowledge the chaos as a cycle of destruction to be born again. The words Freya mostly point to angst, despair, wrath, pondering and sanctity. Simultaneously, the music conveys the idea of war and conflict being the way of fate and prophecies, death and afterlife. The words are quite bloody and deadly, hence they may not fit very well with the youngest kids. Still, the battle and destruction imagery reveals a necessity for parental guidance although there are no explicitly rude words or depiction of violence that is extremely graphic.
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Freya falls under the genre Rock.
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Freya song length is 4 minutes and 34 seconds.
Who wrote Freya lyrics?
Freya is written by John D Cronise.
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When was Freya released?
It is first released on February 14, 2006 as part of Sword's album "Age of Winters" which includes 9 tracks in total. This song is the 2nd track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Freya lyrics?
When we search for the deeper meaning hidden within the lines, the Sword's 'Freya' not only sings about a fiery apocalypse but also shows it through words with armed forces gathering. The death and life cycle symbolized by the lyrics are backed by analogies to Norse mythology like Freya crying on her golden throne, making one acknowledge the chaos as a cycle of destruction to be born again. The words Freya mostly point to angst, despair, wrath, pondering and sanctity. Simultaneously, the music conveys the idea of war and conflict being the way of fate and prophecies, death and afterlife. The words are quite bloody and deadly, hence they may not fit very well with the youngest kids. Still, the battle and destruction imagery reveals a necessity for parental guidance although there are no explicitly rude words or depiction of violence that is extremely graphic.
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Which genre is Freya?
Freya falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song Freya?
Freya song length is 4 minutes and 34 seconds.
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Record Label(s): 2006 Kemado Records, Inc
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Freya
Sword
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