Joseph Andrew Zuchowski  =

In keeping with the upcoming Yuletide season, I thought it would be good if we all had some good Viking Songs to sing around the hearth, so with that in mind, I have set down these two classic songs to be shared by all, Enjoy.
Vikings Rowed the Boat Ashore-Vikings rowed the boat ashore and sacked the village/Vikings rowed the boat ashore and sacked the village/Erik led the bloody raid and slaughtered many/ Erik led the bloody raid and slaughtered many/ Chorus/Aegir's relgm is chilly and cold, sack the village/ But we cross it to get the gold and sack the village/ Aegir's relgm is chilly and cold sack the village/But we cross it to get the gold and sack the village/Chorus. he nest one is the Twelve Nights of Yuletide- On the First Night of Yuletide Ol' One eye gave to me a Raven in a Yew tree/On the Second Night of Yuletide Ol' One eye gave to me two howling wolves/On the Third Night of Yuletide Old One Eye gave to me three set of runes/On the Fourth night of Yuletide Ol' One Eye gave to me four long boats/On the Fifth Night of Yuletide Ol' One Eye gave to me Five Valkyries/ On the Sixth night of Yule tide Ol'One Eye gave to me six skalds a singing/ On the Seventh Night of Yuletide Ol One Eye gave to me Seven berserkers brawling/ On the Eight Night of Yuletide Ol' One eye gave to me, Eight dwarves a delving/On the Ninth Night of Yuletide ol' One eye gave to me, Nine Volvas Trancing/ On the Tenth night of Yule tide Ol" One Eye Gave to me Ten Jarls a drinking/On the Eleventh night of Yuletide Ol' One Eye gave to me Eleven Giants feasting/ On the Twelfth night of yuletide Ol' One Eye Gave to me Twelve vitkies casting. may we all have a Merry yule. Joe

 

zool = You begged for it...but it is not 100% clear whether this song already existsed around 1000 a.D. :-) howevr
the text strongly suggest absence of christian influence:)

" Hej tomtegubbar slå i glasen
och låt oss lustiga vara
(repeat once)
En liten tid
vi leva här
med mycket möda och stort besvär
Hej tomtegubbar slå i glasen
och låt oss lustiga vara! "

short translation "tomte - fill the glas and let us be drunk "

 

nadja belyakova = wenches and mead by alestorm????ha ha just kidding

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ok lets try these links next then

 

Yule&Winter Songs&Poetry Page

 

 

(A Suite of Yule Songs on a separate page:
A selection of below songs for easy singing at short notice)

* Merry Yule and Mothers' Night Michaela Macha
* Frigg Bless Ye Merry Heathen Folk M Odinsdatter
* The Verse of Snow Blennerhassette
* The Wild Hunt Johnny Whitebread
* We Wish you a Merry Yuletide Michaela Macha
* An Ull Yule Drool Doug Freyburger
* The Twelve Days of Yuletide M C Daimler
 
* Yuletide Blessing Michaela Macha
 
* On Yulés Night Hildiwulf
 
* Midwinter Frigga Asraaf
 
* Sweeter the Songs we are Singing
* Norse Jul Night Rodney Kindlund  
* Asgard´s Drighten Once Looked Out Anna Stockinger
 
*
Good Heathen Folk Rejoice Anna Stockinger  
*
Hark the Heathen Folk Anna Stockinger  
* Masters in This Hall Anna Stockinger
 
* Nos Galan - “Winter” Anna Stockinger
 
* Oh Come All Ye Kinfolk  Anna Stockinger
 
* Sing Aloud on this Day! Anna Stockinger
 
* The Sussex Carol Anna Stockinger
 
* Come One, Come All Anna Stockinger
* Weihnachtsspruch Anna Stockinger
* Winter Fulltrui  Stefn Ullarsson Piparskeggr
* Do Not Forget  Johnny Whitebread
* Winter Without End  Justin D. Blackford
* The Coming of the Light Lavrans Karl Reimer-Møller  
* Folkways Juleigh Howard-Hobson  
* The Wild Hunt  Rhonda Turner 
* A Time Has Come
& MP3 Michaela Macha
* The Darkest Midnight in December
& MP3 M. Macha
* Come, All Ye Heathens & MP3 Michaela Macha
* Twelve Nights Berchtwald Hrabanwolf 
* Snow Has Fallen Down Upon Us & MP3 Michaela Macha
* Winter´s Moot  Alan Hodgson 
* Joy to the Worlds
& MP3 Ljón Bragrman
* The Good God Thor & MP3 Diana Paxson
* Yule Night Ann Gróa Sheffield
* Come Away to the Skies & MP3 Michaela Macha
* O Tannenbaum
& MP3 Diana Paxson 
* The Old Year Now Away is Fled & MP3 Michaela Macha
* Hunter´s Moon & MP3 Alwynne
*
Midwinter Song & MP3 Gudrun Victoria Gotved
* Wild Hunt & MP3 Ljón Bragrman
* Wild Hunt Song & MP3 KveldúlfR Gundarsson
* Yule Log Song & MP3 Jenny Blain
* The Yule Log
& MP3 Diana Paxson
* The Mothers´ Night of Yule
& MP3 Karl Donaldsson  
* O Come, All Ye Faithful  & MP3 Alexis Coleman
* Oh Come All Ye Faithful & MP3 Ljón Bragrman
* In the Bleak Midwinter
& MP3 Mike Hicks
* Chicago Wassail
& Wav Alwynne 
* Hymn to Holla & MP3 Diana Paxson
* O Sun Wheel Bright & MP3 Winifred Hodge Rose
* Ullr´s Yule Gift 
& MP3 Winifred Hodge Rose
* Yule Feasting Song
& MP3 Winifred Hodge Rose
* Boar´s Head Carol
& MP3 Winifred Hodge Rose
* Gloucestershire Wassail
& MP3 Winifred Hodge Rose
* Gloucestershire Wassail 2
& MP3 Winifred Hodge Rose
* Gods Bless You, Merry Heathen Folk!
& MP3 W. H. Rose
* The Holly and the Ivy
& MP3 Winifred Hodge Rose
* Wassail Song
& MP3 Winifred Hodge Rose
* We Wish You a Glad Yuletide!
& MP3  Winifred Hodge Rose
* Yrminsul
& MP3 Winifred Hodge Rose
* Rune Gifts Diana L. Paxson

* For Winter Nights Larisa C. Pole
* Yule Sharon Hess

* The Hunter Laurel Mendes
* Hrodulf the Red-Nosed Reindeer Philip Craig Chapman-Bell
* Staffan Stalledräng & MP3 Analemma McKee Burrows
* Vanir Carol
& MP3 Diana Paxson 
* Hearth Justin Douglas Blackford
* Summoning Skadhi  Diana Paxson
* Windwalkers Anonymous
* The Hunt (new myth - prose) Sarah Wassber

* Asgardsreien (The Wild Hunt) 19th c., Johan S. Welhaven
* In the black season of deep winter Celtic poem, 11th century
* Woden Rides  Stormerne Hunt-Anschütz
* Yule Memories  Alan Hodgson

* Yule 2255 re Scot Arnjo 
* Winternight Poem Ingeborg S. Nordén
* The Hunt Rides Tonight  Laure Lynch
* First Song for the Midwinter Sacrifice Ingeborg S. Nordén
* Winter Analemma McKee Burrows
* Wodan´s Hunt KveldúlfR Gundarsson
* Silent Sleeps Lori Brown-Scheel  
* Dark Time Jenny Blain 
* Skadhi  Rhiana
* The Deepest Night 
& MP3 Dan Miller
* Etin of Ice Clyde Silbernagel
* A Viking Christmas Carol Anonymous 
* A Nordic Yule Michael G. Tucker
* A Heathen in New Zealand Matt Kiessling 
& Midi
* Holy Tidings for the Yule Steve Sherill 
* `Twas the Night Before Yule  Scot Arnjo

* Vetrsongr (Wintersong) HrappR Normansson 
* Ice Storm Alwynne 
* A Yule Poem Alexa Duir
* Winter Jim Davis
* Prayer to Frigga Laurel Mendes
* Winter-Nights Rhonda Turner

* Ode to a Hunting God Cullyn Ullrson
* Whoever First Quenches the Flames Sorn Skald 
* Prayerful Words to Uller - A Visit Stefn Ullarsson Piparskeggr
* Uller Bede Stefn Ullarsson Piparskeggr 
* Ullr Jeff Burke
* Eldest Place Known Stefn Ullarsson Piparskeggr 
* Winter´s Shadow Joe Mandato
* Skadhi´s Forest Winifred Rose 
* Invocation to Skadhi  Alice Karlsdóttir 
* An Invocation to Skadhi  Ann Groa Sheffield
* Collecting Maple Sap at Ravenstead   Jonathan Cyr
* Runes in Stone Eric Wolfsbane
* The Chasing of Sol Jim Davis 
* Lakeside Hunter  Jon Cyr
* Bring Us Good Mead trad./Michaela Macha
* When Yule Fires Burn Slaeghunder
* Walpurgisnacht Ayla Wolffe
* Merry Yuletide Karl Donaldsson
* Yule Fires Diana Paxson
* Yule Blessing Michaela Macha
* Twelfth Night K. C. Hulsman
* Winter Grass Kolag Hraban
* Good Heathens All Michaela Macha
* The Yule-Tree is Big Michael Schütz
* Let´s Be Happy and Rejoice Michaela Macha
*
Silent Night, Yulé Night Michaela Macha

Yule Song suggestion: "God Bless Us Every One" - Simply replace "God" with "Gods"! Idea for adaptation by Diana Paxson.
Original lyrics by Glen Ballard, Alan Silvestri. Sound track from “A Christmas Carol” 2009, sung by Andrea Bocelli.

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