Valhalla
Stormwarrior Lyrics


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Fivehundred gates and forty eke
Open the brighte golden halle
In Gladsheim where the one-eyed god
Welcomes the fallen ones

Only the bravest of all warriors
Shalle be selected by the valkyries
Valhalla
Glorious halle up highe
Home of the brave, open thy gates
Fearless we'll fighte
Valhalla

Spears tower highe on the roof
Shieldes brighten the walls
A wolfe hangs before the gateway
An eagle hovers above
Eighthundred Einheries will at once
Go from each gate
When the Fenriswolfe hath
To be foughte on the final day

Halfe of the fallen are chosen on fighte
Withe the Aesir at the twilighte of the gods

Valhalla
Glorious halle up highe
Home of the brave, open thy gates
Fearless we'll fighte
Valhalla
Glorious golden halle up highe
Halle of the brave, open thy gates
We fear not to die
Valhalla

[Solo: Both/Lars/Both]
Only the bravest of all warriors
Will fighte at the twilighte of the gods

Valhalla
Glorious halle up highe
Home of the brave, open thy gates
Fearless we'll fighte
Valhalla
Glorious golden halle up highe
Halle of the brave, open thy gates




We fear not to die
Valhalla

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Stormwarrior’s song “Valhalla” describe the legendary Norse afterlife where fallen warriors go to live their afterlife. The song talks about Valhalla as a glorious hall, located in Gladsheim, where the valkyries select only the bravest warriors. Five hundred gates and forty eke open to welcome the ones who died during battle. The one-eyed god, Odin, is the one who receives these warriors with open arms in Valhalla. Spears tower high on the roof, and shields brighten the walls while a wolf hangs before the gateway, and an eagle hovers above.


The song talks about how on the final day when the Fenriswolfe needs to be fought. Half of the fallen will be chosen to fight with the Aesir at the twilight of the gods. In Valhalla, warriors are not afraid to die, and they will fight with bravery and without fear. There will be a final fight on the day of Ragnarok that will involve all the gods and mythical creatures. The song's message is to encourage people to live bravely and without fear, just like the warriors who go to Valhalla.


Line by Line Meaning

Fivehundred gates and forty eke
Valhalla has a large number of gates, five hundred and forty to be exact.


Open the brighte golden halle
The gates lead to a bright and golden hall, which is Valhalla.


In Gladsheim where the one-eyed god
Valhalla is located in Gladsheim, which is where Odin, the one-eyed god, resides.


Welcomes the fallen ones
Odin welcomes the bravest fallen warriors to Valhalla.


Only the bravest of all warriors
Only the most courageous and fearless warriors will be chosen to go to Valhalla.


Shalle be selected by the valkyries
The valkyries, goddesses who choose the slain warriors, will select the bravest warriors to enter Valhalla.


Spears tower highe on the roof
The roof of Valhalla is decorated with tall spears.


Shieldes brighten the walls
The walls are adorned with brightly shining shields.


A wolfe hangs before the gateway
A wolf is hung before the gates of Valhalla as a sign of its strength and power.


An eagle hovers above
An eagle flies above Valhalla, representing the divine presence that watches over it.


Eighthundred Einheries will at once
When the Fenriswolfe must be fought on the final day, eight hundred Einheries (the chosen fallen warriors) will go out from each gate of Valhalla to fight.


Go from each gate
The warriors will leave Valhalla through each of its many gates.


When the Fenriswolfe hath
The Einheries will leave Valhalla to fight the Fenriswolfe when the time comes.


To be foughte on the final day
This battle will happen on the final day, representing the end of the world in Norse mythology.


Halfe of the fallen are chosen on fighte
Half of the warriors who enter Valhalla will be chosen to fight alongside the Aesir in the final battle.


Withe the Aesir at the twilighte of the gods
In this final battle, the warriors will fight alongside the Aesir (the gods) at the end of the world.


Valhalla
A repeated mention of the name, Valhalla.


Glorious halle up highe
Valhalla is a glorious hall, located high above in the heavens.


Home of the brave, open thy gates
Valhalla is the home of the bravest fallen warriors and its gates are open to receive them.


Fearless we'll fighte
The warriors who enter Valhalla are fearless and ready to fight in the final battle.


Glorious golden halle up highe
Valhalla is a glorious hall made of gold, located high above in the heavens.


Halle of the brave, open thy gates
Valhalla is the hall of the bravest warriors and its gates are open to receive them.


We fear not to die
The warriors who enter Valhalla do not fear death, as they are willing to fight for eternity in the final battle.


[Solo: Both/Lars/Both]
This line refers to a solo instrument or voice section in the song.


Will fighte at the twilighte of the gods
The bravest warriors will fight alongside the Aesir in the final battle, which marks the end of the world in Norse mythology.




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