I am the only God / Lady / Goddess / Princess / Queen / Star etc aka the superior / pure being and the pure protectors aka the alphas are the only mr / lord / sir / prince / king etc, and such terms cannot be misused by ppl in yt names or ops etc and must be edited out, and the numbers too! This song has nada to do with wom’n, and Norse / Germanic songs are based on Norse characters that only reflect me The Freya / Freyja / The Free One and the protectors, and we Gods would never førce any unfortunate unconsenting soul into a póintléyz mørtæl wereld, which is also one of the most śínńfel things, and the word mother doesn’t reflect ppl either as it has the word moth in it, and only I reflect butterflies and moths! Re the lyrics’ translation, I don’t think some of the Norse words were translated correctly - I am close to advanced level in Norse and advanced level in Icelandic and Norwegian and upper advanced level in Dutch, and am learning many Germanic languages at the moment, but some of the words don’t sound like what the translation says, and, in Norse the correct pronoun is ek (ég is the Icelandic pronoun) and ok (og is used in Icelandic and Faroese and Norwegian and Danish and Swedish) tho this is a very pretty song, and it is one of the best Heilung songs! (I highly recommend learning the most alpha languages ever created Norse and Gothic and Icelandic 2gether with the other prettiest languages Faroese / English / Dutch / Norwegian / Danish / Welsh / Breton / Cornish as they are way too pretty not to know, and all other Germanic languages are also gorgeous, including Proto Germanic and Óld English and Forn Svenska and Middle English and OHG etc, so they are all great options!)

I have answered the call. I am feeling it.

Hallo daar.ek stem saam uit die wes kaap.

Re the lyrics’ translation, I don’t think some of the Norse words were translated correctly - I am close to advanced level in Norse and advanced level in Icelandic and Norwegian and upper advanced level in Dutch, and am learning many Germanic languages at the moment, but some of the words don’t sound like what the translation says, and, in Norse the correct pronoun is ek (ég is the Icelandic pronoun) and ok (og is used in Icelandic and Faroese and Norwegian and Danish and Swedish) tho this is a very pretty song, and it is one of the best Heilung songs! (I highly recommend learning the most alpha languages ever created Norse and Gothic and Icelandic 2gether with the other prettiest languages Faroese / English / Dutch / Norwegian / Danish / Welsh / Breton / Cornish as they are way too pretty not to know, and all other Germanic languages are also gorgeous, including Proto Germanic and Óld English and Forn Svenska and Middle English and OHG etc, so they are all great options!)

​​@@FrozenMermaid666the old norse part is taken directly from a saga, can't remember which one but it's one of the incomplete ones. In this scene a mother's ghost is blessing her son for his Quest to avenge her, she was a powerful Volva.

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Can also search for the extended version heilung traust extended

I'm no expert, but according to the internet it must be German (Old High German), Old Norse. Unfortunately, personally I have no idea. I'm Greek and I'm only fluent in my mother tongue (Greek) and English.

I can confirm that the middle part is in Norse (West Norse) tho some words are the Icelandic words (ég / og) because I am almost advanced level in Norse, and the first part might be in OHG tho I am not 100% sure, but it looks like it could be OHG - re the lyrics’ translation, I don’t think some of the Norse words were translated correctly, because, I am close to advanced level in Norse and advanced level in Icelandic and Norwegian and upper advanced level in Dutch, and am learning many Germanic languages at the moment, but some of the words don’t sound like what the translation says, and, in Norse the correct pronoun is ek (ég is the Icelandic pronoun) which means i and ok (og is used in Icelandic and Faroese and Norwegian and Danish and Swedish) which means and, tho this is a very pretty song, and it is one of the best Heilung songs! (I highly recommend learning the most alpha languages ever created Norse and Gothic and Icelandic 2gether with the other prettiest languages Faroese / English / Dutch / Norwegian / Danish / Welsh / Breton / Cornish as they are way too pretty not to know, and all other Germanic languages are also gorgeous, including Proto Germanic and Óld English and Forn Svenska and Middle English and OHG etc, so they are all great options!)

@@FrozenMermaid666 woah, thanks for your comment! It's very good to know of all these things! Of course I didn't make the translation, I just found it online. I hope it's not too far from the original.

It's Old High German (one of two surviving "pagan" germanic texts) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Merseburg_charms