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  • Folkish Odinism Dorset

Oh Valhalla .....(An Eddic Poem adapted as a song)

A hall I know standing | than the sun fairer,

Thatched with gold | in Gimlé bright;

There shall dwell | the doers of righteousness

And ever and ever | enjoy delight."

Oh Valhalla

Oh Valhalla


Five hundred doors | and forty more

So I deem stand in Valhalla;

Eight hundred champions | go out at each door

When they fare to fight with the Wolf.

Oh Valhalla

Oh Valhalla


All the Einherjar | in Odin's court

Deal out blows every day;

The slain they choose | and ride from the strife,

Sit later in love together.

Oh Valhalla

Oh Valhalla

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