| 歌曲 | Behold The Passionate Ways Of Nature |
| 歌手 | Hagalaz' Runedance |
| 专辑 | The Winds That Sang Of Midgard's Fate |
| 作曲 : Haugen | |
| Maiden moon, mystic lamp of the night, | |
| Thy silver shine guides my way. | |
| The gates to the other side are open wide | |
| And my mind drifts so far away. | |
| Thou enchant my soul and seduce my flesh | |
| Whilst thou whisper thy secrets to me. | |
| With the ghosts of fog I dance in thy light | |
| Till the dawn lifts the spell of me. | |
| Rising sun I welcome thee, | |
| Young Balders' smile upon thy face. | |
| Thou bring the day, cast the shadow away, | |
| Thy holy flames the sky embrace. | |
| Thou warm the soil and thou warm my heart | |
| And feed me the strength that I need. | |
| On solstice night shall we celebrate | |
| May the most sacred torch ever be. | |
| Honour be to our Mother Earth, | |
| The blessing of the gods upon thee. | |
| Thou give us life and thou taketh it, | |
| For life to go on eternally. | |
| Show me the wonders within this world | |
| 'cause I shall never fail to see | |
| That merriment, grief and life and death | |
| Are altogether bound within thee. |
| zuò qǔ : Haugen | |
| Maiden moon, mystic lamp of the night, | |
| Thy silver shine guides my way. | |
| The gates to the other side are open wide | |
| And my mind drifts so far away. | |
| Thou enchant my soul and seduce my flesh | |
| Whilst thou whisper thy secrets to me. | |
| With the ghosts of fog I dance in thy light | |
| Till the dawn lifts the spell of me. | |
| Rising sun I welcome thee, | |
| Young Balders' smile upon thy face. | |
| Thou bring the day, cast the shadow away, | |
| Thy holy flames the sky embrace. | |
| Thou warm the soil and thou warm my heart | |
| And feed me the strength that I need. | |
| On solstice night shall we celebrate | |
| May the most sacred torch ever be. | |
| Honour be to our Mother Earth, | |
| The blessing of the gods upon thee. | |
| Thou give us life and thou taketh it, | |
| For life to go on eternally. | |
| Show me the wonders within this world | |
| ' cause I shall never fail to see | |
| That merriment, grief and life and death | |
| Are altogether bound within thee. |