ELUVEITIE - LUXTOS (with lyrics in English) [HQ] video free download
Song: Luxtos
Album: Helvetios
Band: Eluveitie
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LYRICS:
At the rise of a new dawn
Rose the children of the sun
To inhabit a kingdom
Augustly crowned in rock mass vast
All lakes are sanctuaries
Like covert nemetons
All forests are hallowed
Blest groves of an invictus tribe
Nertom woloutom que (We are strong and we are rich)
Etsi snis karamos-e (And we gladly are)
Nertom woloutom que etsi snis (We are strong and we are rich)
Emmos snis riyi emmos snis (We are free, that's what we are)
Widomor-e Karamos-e (We know it and we love to know it)
Emmos snis riyi emmos snis andometi (We are free and we are untamed)
Nertom woloutom que etsi snis (We are strong and we are rich)
Emmos snis riyi emmos snis (We are free, that's what we are)
A kingliy tribe sublime
Arose in it's golden time
In a prosperous era
The age primordial reign
A horde of untameables
Invincible armada
A dashing bold host
Of venturous fear naughts
Comments
8 years ago
Bear Plains
i love this band, its my main rly... but for you guys who also like this band check out "glittertind" its a folk band from here in Norway. hope u like it:) peace9 years ago
Oliver Simon
Very melodically similar to La Jument de Michao9 years ago
Catherine McClain
I'm pretty sure the tune at 2:33 is a tune that has at least three names: The Key of the Cellar, Marchioness of Tweedale's Delight, and Cam Ye O'er Frae France. The earliest publishing I know of is from Niel Gow's Second Collection 1788 with the second title listed above. In the Beauties of Gow Book 3 1819, it was printed with the first title I listed. The third title I listed is the name of the song that was put to the tune. The tune, of course, is older than the printings I know of as it was a march used during the Jacobite Rebellions. Hence, it was given the lyrics that you will see if you look it up.It is a very important tune in Scottish history. I was ecstatic when I heard it in this song.Oh, and sometimes people call the tune Key to the Cellar. That's probably because those people don't have a copy of the music.9 years ago
Hazyn Peterson
epic depth. true artists.9 years ago
Peter Valentine
the whole album is based off of a historical event wherein countless tribes fought and died against ceasear's legions. Eluviete, is what one of the main tribes was called. It's sad but we don't know much more about them than that.9 years ago
D3athChick3nGame
I don't normally like this type of metal. (Growling) but this song is sick! Something about them using those other instruments is very appealing to me!9 years ago
raul ungur
EPICEPICEPICEPICEPICEPIC9 years ago
thedemonasie
nertom wolotoum queetsi sinis karamos e.. this part.. i'll try to remember9 years ago
Bradley Zent
Folk Metal at its finest....9 years ago
Cecilia Tornesello
This is good.9 years ago
Lord Christoff
Amazing9 years ago
Woloumtom Naramosë
Juste une des meilleures chansons.9 years ago
Nikki Ansvard
*Eluveitie - Luxtos**Helvetios, 2012*9 years ago
Thin Man
This is so beautiful!9 years ago
David M.
Those melodies are downright hypnotizing.9 years ago
Lawrentiu Pop
cool english lyrics9 years ago
RiseOfTheWhiteWolf
TE_MA_ZO9 years ago
Elizbeth Bathory
This is celtic(gaulish to be more specific) i believe for the people wondering. :-D I also love the language9 years ago
N NG
Refrain: Manau - Le Renard et la Belette..... Awesome song though9 years ago
Lartificier1058
J'entends le loup, le renard et la beletteJ'entends le loup, et le renard chanterRelated Videos
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