
Date of issue: 31.12.2009
Record label: Spinefarm Records
Song language: Finnish(Suomi)
Muinaiset(original) |
A trail dimly familiar takes the lost ones along |
Fallen trees lead the steps to the forest’s edge |
The song of the ancient forces still echoes here |
Reflected in their tears: a starless night which has seen the end |
The rotting leaves on the ground surely remember |
Perhaps they heard the harbingers of doom riding past |
Far from war and hunger |
Far from the world which was set ablaze |
Here we must remain, we are so few |
To trust the gods, perhaps for another moment we’ll survive |
Beneath the stubs we’ll make our beds, with foliage as our blankets |
No need to fear the flowing water |
No ash pouring down from the sky here |
If unfamiliar with yourself in the darkness |
You will not know what you hear in the silence |
From mouth to mouth the ancient wisdom’s travel |
Words dating from years before our birth |
We knew it all, yet lacked understanding |
As we are gazed at by a thousand eyes |
Towards them our heads turn |
Meet the Ancient Ones! |
The Ancient Power which tears down the creations of man |
And is itself reborn |
As heaven opens and drenches the land |
Every tree is rooted in stone |
Thus the walls of the fortress fall |
The walls of hatred splintered like glass |
Rusting machines from a time gone by |
Ships remain at the bottom, forgotten |
And all our traces washed in clean water |
Thousands of years wiped away in a flash |
Holy writings return to the ground |
Meet the Ancient Ones! |
Meet the new World! |
(translation) |
A trail dimly familiar takes the lost ones along |
Fallen trees lead the steps to the forest’s edge |
The song of the ancient forces still Echoes here |
Reflected in their Tears: a starless night which has seen the end |
The rotting leaves on the ground surely remember |
Perhaps they heard the harbingers of doom riding past |
Far from war and hunger |
Far from the world which was set ablaze |
Here we must remain, we are so few |
To trust the Gods, perhaps for another moment we’ll Survive |
Beneath the stubs we’ll make our beds, with foliage as our blankets |
No need to fear the flowing water |
No ash pouring down from the sky here |
If unfamiliar with yourself in the Darkness |
You will not know what you hear in the silence |
From mouth to mouth the ancient wisdom’s travel |
Words dating from years before our birth |
We knew it all, yet lacked understanding |
As we are gazed at by a thousand eyes |
Towards them our heads turn |
Meet the Ancient Ones! |
The Ancient Power which tears down the creations of man |
And is itself Reborn |
As Heaven opens and drenches the land |
Every tree is rooted in stone |
Thus the walls of the Fortress fall |
The walls of hatred splintered like glass |
Rusting machines from a time gone by |
Ships remain at the bottom, Forgotten |
And all our traces washed in clean water |
Thousands of years wiped away in a flash |
Holy writings return to the ground |
Meet the Ancient Ones! |
Meet the new World! |
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---|---|
Kylän päässä | 2007 |
For Whom The Bell Tolls | 2007 |
Pakanajuhla | 2007 |
Sankarihauta | 2007 |
Tuulen koti, Aaltojen koti | 2007 |
Kivenkantaja | 2003 |
Aurinko ja Kuu | 2007 |
Unohduksen lapsi | 2003 |
Köyliönjärven jäällä (Pakanavedet II) | 2007 |
Ukkosenjumalan poika | 2007 |
Raunioilla | 2003 |
Hiidenpelto (Häpeän hiljaiset vedet) | 2007 |
Tulkaapa äijät! | 2007 |
Matkan Lopussa | 2003 |
Kaiku | 2009 |
Haaska | 2009 |
Tuulen Tytär/ Soturin Tie | 2003 |
Huuto | 2009 |
Kuin ikuinen | 2007 |
Sankaritarina | 2007 |