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a first weary glance at a ruby horizon, |
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the last glittering stars now passing from view. |
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the last dream is fading, the daybreack has come, |
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for this morn, now dawning, might be the last. |
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runes shall ye know on untrodden ways. |
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know how to scratch know how to grasp. |
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few only know that othin obtained. |
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runes shall ye know on untrodden ways. |
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know how to round and how to attain. |
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few only know whom freya will chose. |
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ere forenoon came closer that very last day, |
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the sun riding high on a watchet cloudless sky. |
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i left all behind me to follow the path, |
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untrodden for ages by none but the gods. |
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runes shall ye know on untrodden ways. |
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know how to scratch know how to grasp. |
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few only know what othin obtained. |
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runes shall ye know on untrodden ways. |
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know how to round and how to attain. |
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few only know whom freya will chose. |
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the bridge lies ahead know, shining and clear, |
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bright and golden, the lowlands behind. |
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for i am to walk on the untrodden path, |
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to follow the soundings, to never return. |
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runes shall ye know on untrodden ways. |
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know how to throw, know how to read. |
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few only know how to open the gate. |
