Luca Turilli

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10 years ago

Wreckeningbassist666

without a doubt, the most gorgeous voice I've ever heard in my entire life.

10 years ago

Alez Garcia

Alguna Vez, Me Hallaba Con Un Amigo Escuchando Esta Canción, Nos Prometimos Que Cuando Alguno Muriera El Otro Pondría Esta Canción En Su Entierro, No Pueden Creer Cuanto Llore Y El Numero De Veces Que La Escuche En Tan Solo 7 Horas Que Lo Verlaron Y En Su Posterior Entierro..... Simplemente Hermosa, Su Letra Acorde A La Caminata Fúnebre Que Realizamos Al Llevar Su Cuerpo Al Sepulcro

11 years ago

Rodrigo Caamaño M.

An Icelandic lullaby called, Sofðu únga ástin mín. Sleep my young love. Sofðu unga astin min uti regnið grætur. Mamma geymir gullin þin gamlan legg og voluskrin. Við skulum ekki vaka um dimmar nætur. það er margt sem myrkrið veit minn er hugur þrotinn. oft eg svartan sandinn leit svið og grænan engireit. I joklinum hljoða dauðar djupar sprungur. Sofðu lengi sofðu rótt seint mun best að vakna. Mæðum kenna mun þer fljott meðan hallar degi skjott. Mennirnir elska, missa, grata og sakna.

12 years ago

HellMuttCoppersnake

This is a Icelandic folk song, I just fund it by random. Have been looking for the origin for year! Here you go youtubers. /watch?v=h2YcPX7tmcU&feature=related

12 years ago

Volk63

@hebanita Oh, hello anita!

12 years ago

anita heba

@hebanita child*

12 years ago

anita heba

fallegt lag, :) i sing this to my brothers when they go to sleep, and my mom sang it for me and so it goes on in most icelandic families. And the story behind it, if i remeber it right.. that a women sang this to her shild before she through it down waterfall when men were hunting her down

12 years ago

Volk63

No está nada mal, para ser una nana xD

12 years ago

DragonOfTheTwilight

Absolutly, beautiful. Truly no words can discribe it.

12 years ago

Valbrandur

@neverfilledvoid It's Icelandic actually. I think I recall being taught that Icelandic is the language that has least changed from old Norse, so you weren't far off.

13 years ago

Juki Nasirri

Sleep my young love outside the rain is crying. Mom keeps your toys old leg and round case. We should not stay awake through dark nights. There is much that know the darkness My mind is empty. often a black sand range and green meadow. The glacier dead and deep cracks. Sleep long and quietly late is best to wake up. I will teach you soon as the day is soon. People love, lose, cry and mourn.

13 years ago

Juki Nasirri

Sofðu unga ástin mín úti regnið grætur. Mamma geymir gullin þín gamlan legg og völuskrín. Við skulum ekki vaka um dimmar nætur. Það er margt sem myrkrið veit minn er hugur þrotinn. oft ég svartan sandinn leit svið og grænan engireit. Í jöklinum hljóða dauðar djúpar sprungur. Sofðu lengi sofðu rótt seint mun best að vakna. Mæðum kenna mun þér fljótt meðan hallar degi skjótt. Mennirnir elska, missa, gráta og sakna.

13 years ago

pipari44

@neverfilledvoid i thought it was icelandic, since the singer is icelandic..

13 years ago

neverfilledvoid

I think it is old norse. I am swede myself and ... don't recognize it as other nordic languages. And I still recognize some words and sentices. It also fits with the album title. I might be wrong. o.o

14 years ago

Rico Swanson

@RicoBoudreau Here's the rest of it: Sof?u lengi sof?u rott seint mun best a? vakna. M??um kenna mun ?er fljott me?an hallar degi skjott. Mennirnir elska, missa, grata og sakna Turilli = Music Orgasm(no better word to describe it) !

14 years ago

Rico Swanson

Anybody know the tranlation of the lyrics ? Is it of the Germanic branch ? Sof?u unga astin min uti regni? gr?tur. Mamma geymir gullin ?in gamlan legg og voluskrin. Vi? skulum ekki vaka um dimmar n?tur. ?a? er margt sem myrkri? veit minn er hugur ?rotinn. oft eg svartan sandinn leit svi? og gr?nan engireit. I joklinum hljo?a dau?ar djupar sprungur..

14 years ago