WulthuR
Ivar Bjørnson Lyrics


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Svor mine eider
I den øftes sal
Lutar alt der under
For den skinande guden




Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Ivar Bjørnson & Einar Selvik's song WulthuR are rich with Norse mythology and symbolism, expressing a deep reverence for the ancient gods and their power. In these particular lines, the singer is making a solemn oath or vow, swearing on their eiderdown bedding (which was traditional in Norse culture) in the presence of the ancestral gods.


The phrase "den øftes sal" is likely a reference to Valhalla, the mythic hall of the slain where the bravest warriors go after death, and the singer is humbling themselves before the god or gods who preside over that realm. The act of bowing or kneeling beneath the altar of this deity suggests a willingness to submit to their authority and receive their blessings.


Overall, these lyrics convey a profound sense of devotion and reverence towards the ancient gods, as well as the singer's desire to honor them with their words and actions. Through the use of vivid imagery and ancient symbolism, Ivar Bjørnson & Einar Selvik evoke the power and majesty of Norse mythology, offering listeners a glimpse into a rich and complex cultural tradition.


Line by Line Meaning

Svor mine eider
I swear by my ancestors


I den øftes sal
In the hall of my forefathers


Lutar alt der under
I submit to everything that lies beneath


For den skinande guden
For the radiant god




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@JC-DH

In the world of this modern music crap, where everything sounds the same stuff like this heals my soul. Thank you for that.

@andwhat

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@midgardsormen_

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@selfless727

I so agree this music is healing

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@giancarlosantagata7192

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@silverknight6684

That horn Einar is using is just spectacular. I've never seen anything like it.
The music he makes with it, along with the drums is just magnificent.

@gypsygirl731

It reminds me of my friends shofar horn Jewish type horns they blow only this horn einar plays Has drilled holes and is very in tune making music. Like the shaman Indians blew into flutes . This is Viking greatness in music

@user-yh4zm4td8z

@@gypsygirl731 couldnt agree more, really well said.

@rylieclark7658

Bukkehorni believe it's called

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