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Herr Sinklar drog over Salten Hav<br />Til Norge hans kurs monne stande blandt<br />Gudbrands Klipper han fandt sin grav<br />Der vanked' så blodig en pande<br /><br />Vel op før dag<br />De kommer vel over den hede<br /><br />Ved Romsdals kyster han styred' i land<br />Erklær'de sig for en fiende<br />Hannem fulgte efter fjorten hundrede mand<br />Som alle havde ondt i sinde<br /><br />Vel op før dag<br />De kommer vel over den hede<br /><br />De skændte og brændte hvor de kom frem<br />Al folkeret monne de krænke<br />Oldingens afmagt rørte ej dem<br />De spotted' den grædende enke<br /><br />Vel op før dag<br />De kommer vel over den hede<br /><br />Soldaten er ude på kongens tog<br />Vi selv må landet forsvare<br />Forbandet være det Niddingsdrog<br />Som nu sit blod vil spare<br /><br />Vel op før dag<br />De kommer vel over den hede<br /><br />De Bønder af Vaage Lesje og Lom<br />Med skarpe økser på nakke<br />I Bredebøjgd tilsammen kom<br />Med Skotten så vilde de snakke<br /><br />Vel op før dag<br />De kommer vel over den hede<br /><br />Vel op før dag<br />De kommer vel over den hede<br /><br />Over den hede<br />Over den hede<br />Over den hede<br />Over den hede<br /><br />Tæt under Lide der løber en sti<br />Som man monne Kringen kalde<br />Lågen skynder sig der forbi<br />I den skal fienden falde<br /><br />Vel op før dag<br />De kommer vel over den hede<br /><br />Med døde kroppe blev Kringen strø'd<br />De ravne fik nok at æde<br />Det ungdomsblod som her udflød<br />De skotske piger begræde<br /><br />Vel op før dag<br />De kommer vel over den hede<br /><br />End knejser en støtte på samme sted<br />Som Norges uvenner monne true<br />Ve hver en Nordmand som ej bliver hed<br />Så tit hans øjne den skue<br /><br />Vel op før dag<br />De kommer vel over den hede<br /><br />Vel op før dag<br />De kommer vel over den hede<br /><br /><br />[English translation:]<br /><br />[The Ballad Of Sinclair]<br /><br />Mr. Sinclair went across the salty sea,<br />for Norway his course was set;<br />among the cliffs of Gudbrands he found his grave,<br />a bloody forehead was dealt.<br />- Well before day, they come over the heath<br /><br />By the coasts of Romsdal he steered ashore,<br />declared himself an enemy,<br />fourteenhundred men followed him,<br />all with bad intentions.<br />- Well before day, they come over the heath<br /><br />They defiled and burned where ever they came,<br />all rights they trampled.<br />The old mans weakness didn't touch them,<br />they taunted the crying widow.<br />- Well before day, they come over the heath<br /><br />The soldier is out on the kings convoy,<br />we must defend the land ourselves;<br />damned be the treacherous fool,<br />that now wants to spare his blood.<br />- Well before day, they come over the heath<br /><br />Those farmers of Våge, Lesje and Lom,<br />with sharp axes on their backs,<br />got together in Bredebøjg;<br />they wanted to chat with the Scots.<br />- Well before day, they come over the heath<br /><br />Close by the hillside a path lies<br />that tey call Kringen,<br />the Lågen rushes closely by,<br />therein shall the enemy fall.<br />- Well before day, they come over the heath<br /><br />The Kringen was strewn with dead bodies,<br />those ravens were well fed;<br />the blood of youth that there was shed<br />the Scottish girls bemoan<br />- Well before day, they come over the heath<br /><br />Still a monument stands on that very place<br />where the enemies of Norway threaten;<br />woe to each Norwegian who doesent grow warm<br />whenever he lays eyes upon it.<br />- Well before day, they come over the heath
New song lyrics
Herr Sinklar drog over Salten Hav<br />Til Norge hans kurs monne stande blandt<br />Gudbrands Klipper han fandt sin grav<br />Der vanked' så blodig en pande<br /><br />Vel op før dag<br />De kommer vel over den hede<br /><br />Ved Romsdals kyster han styred' i land<br />Erklær'de sig for en fiende<br />Hannem fulgte efter fjorten hundrede mand<br />Som alle havde ondt i sinde<br /><br />Vel op før dag<br />De kommer vel over den hede<br /><br />De skændte og brændte hvor de kom frem<br />Al folkeret monne de krænke<br />Oldingens afmagt rørte ej dem<br />De spotted' den grædende enke<br /><br />Vel op før dag<br />De kommer vel over den hede<br /><br />Soldaten er ude på kongens tog<br />Vi selv må landet forsvare<br />Forbandet være det Niddingsdrog<br />Som nu sit blod vil spare<br /><br />Vel op før dag<br />De kommer vel over den hede<br /><br />De Bønder af Vaage Lesje og Lom<br />Med skarpe økser på nakke<br />I Bredebøjgd tilsammen kom<br />Med Skotten så vilde de snakke<br /><br />Vel op før dag<br />De kommer vel over den hede<br /><br />Vel op før dag<br />De kommer vel over den hede<br /><br />Over den hede<br />Over den hede<br />Over den hede<br />Over den hede<br /><br />Tæt under Lide der løber en sti<br />Som man monne Kringen kalde<br />Lågen skynder sig der forbi<br />I den skal fienden falde<br /><br />Vel op før dag<br />De kommer vel over den hede<br /><br />Med døde kroppe blev Kringen strø'd<br />De ravne fik nok at æde<br />Det ungdomsblod som her udflød<br />De skotske piger begræde<br /><br />Vel op før dag<br />De kommer vel over den hede<br /><br />End knejser en støtte på samme sted<br />Som Norges uvenner monne true<br />Ve hver en Nordmand som ej bliver hed<br />Så tit hans øjne den skue<br /><br />Vel op før dag<br />De kommer vel over den hede<br /><br />Vel op før dag<br />De kommer vel over den hede<br /><br /><br />[English translation:]<br /><br />[The Ballad Of Sinclair]<br /><br />Mr. Sinclair went across the salty sea,<br />for Norway his course was set;<br />among the cliffs of Gudbrands he found his grave,<br />a bloody forehead was dealt.<br />- Well before day, they come over the heath<br /><br />By the coasts of Romsdal he steered ashore,<br />declared himself an enemy,<br />fourteenhundred men followed him,<br />all with bad intentions.<br />- Well before day, they come over the heath<br /><br />They defiled and burned where ever they came,<br />all rights they trampled.<br />The old mans weakness didn't touch them,<br />they taunted the crying widow.<br />- Well before day, they come over the heath<br /><br />The soldier is out on the kings convoy,<br />we must defend the land ourselves;<br />damned be the treacherous fool,<br />that now wants to spare his blood.<br />- Well before day, they come over the heath<br /><br />Those farmers of Våge, Lesje and Lom,<br />with sharp axes on their backs,<br />got together in Bredebøjg;<br />they wanted to chat with the Scots.<br />- Well before day, they come over the heath<br /><br />Close by the hillside a path lies<br />that tey call Kringen,<br />the Lågen rushes closely by,<br />therein shall the enemy fall.<br />- Well before day, they come over the heath<br /><br />The Kringen was strewn with dead bodies,<br />those ravens were well fed;<br />the blood of youth that there was shed<br />the Scottish girls bemoan<br />- Well before day, they come over the heath<br /><br />Still a monument stands on that very place<br />where the enemies of Norway threaten;<br />woe to each Norwegian who doesent grow warm<br />whenever he lays eyes upon it.<br />- Well before day, they come over the heath
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