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This is Vlammenzee by Heidevolk, from their album Uit Oude Grond.

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If you like the song buy the CD from Napalm Records

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6 years ago

KillertronGames

LOS my banner, o like you like it ;D

9 years ago

Hrafn Heiðarson

@LVshrapnelLVThe Flaming Sea.

10 years ago

ladyxscreamobmth rae

Awesome Music My Love to Germany!

10 years ago

Meruem4

No. Sea of Flames.

10 years ago

Angerlo Angler

Better search the internet for "Dutch Golden Age" ;-))

10 years ago

Angerlo Angler

from (1602)1609 till 1621 the Dutch ruled almost the whole (financial) world! Something the germans never achieved!

10 years ago

Jesus Christ

Still, the Dutch> Germans, easily.

10 years ago

MonarchTherapsids Inostran

:P the Germans conquered most of Europe almost twice. Plus they invaded the dutch, just to flank Frances maridith line. you shouldn't call them pussies for taking a risk and pissing off the entire world. lol they probably won WWII if they didn't make a bad moves. (russia)

10 years ago

Jesus Christ

German is for pussies who can't win world wars, Dutch is the way to go.

10 years ago

diekerel

Sea of flames*

10 years ago

diekerel

Sea of flames*

10 years ago

Raymon Westhuis

In English they tend to refer to it as a sea of flames. Instead of a sea of fire.

10 years ago

Raymon Westhuis

The Golden Earrings are still active!

11 years ago

KingDevil444

correction: one of the only good DUTCH SINGING bands of Holland ;P we also have Epica and Within Temptation, back in the twentieth century we had The Golden Earring, totally different music, but still.

11 years ago

KingDevil444

close ;) but in Dutch, 'zee' isn't a form of a verb, but a noun, which means 'sea'. You were right with the 'vlammen' part, which means fire indeed, however it can be used as a verb too (example: 'zij vlammen' would mean 'they burn') but this is almost never used in Dutch ;) so yeah 'vlammenzee' means 'sea of fire' haha :P

11 years ago

Cerinth

sea of fire.

11 years ago

Weckxmoevies

hail kaaskopen ;d !!

11 years ago

t1t296

@HDGamerStation, not really, Germans are mostly of Saxon, Angle, Thurungii or even Frisian decent, much like the Dutch and the English. The English have more Viking decent because of Danelaw.

11 years ago

Vulvarine

i think "Does" is like the german word "dieser" and vlamenzee is in german "flammensee" and that means "This sea of fire"

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