Norse
Kampfar Lyrics


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My pagan ancestors call my name
Through the white waterfalls of norway
From the dark and misty forests
From the mighty snowfilled mountains
Through the winds of the northern sea

it's been more than a thousand years
But still I am proud
Still I am, norse
Still the father of the north
Embrace my soul

through the white waterfalls of norway
From the dark and misty forests
From the mighty snowfilled mountains
Through the winds of the northern sea

let the fields and homes
Turn into fire and blood
Let the lambs be wolves
Once again

I feel a pagan breeze
From the storms of the northern sea
Let the northland of supreme
Be the north of my dreams
Once again

through the white waterfalls of norway
From the dark and misty forests




From the mighty snowfilled mountains
Through the winds of the northern sea

Overall Meaning

In "Norse," by Kampfar, the singer is feeling the pull of his pagan roots as he is called to by his ancestors who came from Norway. He is in awe of the natural beauty and power of the land they came from, with its white waterfalls, dark and misty forests, and mighty snow-filled mountains. These are the things that speak to his soul and remind him of his heritage. He feels a tremendous pride in his ancestry and in being Norse, the father of the north. This heritage is so ingrained in him that he believes that he can feel the spirits of his ancestors blowing in on the pagan breeze from the northern sea.


At the same time, the singer also acknowledges that the pagan way of life was violent and brutal. He recalls the time when the fields and homes turned to fire and blood and the lambs became wolves. It's not entirely clear if he is calling for this way of life to return or if he is simply acknowledging its existence. However, he is clearly drawn to the idea of the northland of supreme being the north of his dreams, once again.


Overall, "Norse" is a call to embrace one's ancestral roots, while acknowledging the brutality of that history. It quivers with a sense of pride and an almost overwhelming sense of awe for the natural beauty of Norway and the power of the pagan gods.


Line by Line Meaning

My pagan ancestors call my name
My forefathers who worshipped nature and the gods of the Norse pantheon are invoking me


Through the white waterfalls of norway
The voice of my ancestors is heard through the thundering white waterfalls of Norway


From the dark and misty forests
Their voice echoes from the dark, dense and foggy forests


From the mighty snowfilled mountains
Their summons are from the grand and majestic snow-clad mountains


Through the winds of the northern sea
Their message carries through the fierce and powerful winds of the northern sea


it's been more than a thousand years
Time has passed for over a millennium


But still I am proud
Nonetheless, I still feel a sense of pride


Still I am, norse
I remain connected to my Norse roots


Still the father of the north
I am the central figure in the heritage of the north


Embrace my soul
I long to experience a spiritual embrace


let the fields and homes
I yearn for


Turn into fire and blood
The destruction and upheaval of both the fields and homes


Let the lambs be wolves
May the meek become predators


Once again
Like it was before


I feel a pagan breeze
I experience a natural and primitive sensation


From the storms of the northern sea
It comes from the turmoil of the formidable northern sea


Let the northland of supreme
Perhaps, a place of unquestionable supremacy


Be the north of my dreams
May it be the aspiration of my ideals


Once again
Like it was in the past


through the white waterfalls of norway
Echoing my pagan ancestors over and over again


From the dark and misty forests
Reverberating their voices


From the mighty snowfilled mountains
Resonating their call


Through the winds of the northern sea
Their summons still reaches me




Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: PER-JOAR SPYDEVOLD, THOMAS ANDREASSEN

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