Falkenbach - Skirnir

^DLong is one n^Fight, and ^Dlong the ^A#second ^Aone; ^DHow can I^F.... how ca^Dn I w^A#ait thr^Aough^G three? ^DOnce a mo^Fnth.... a m^Donth seemed^A# less t^Ao me ^DCompared to th^Fis one ni^Dght of w^A#aiti^Ang f^Gor her....

^DAs dear to no man in days past Was maid as s^G#he is to me: ^DBut no elf, no god, will grant my prayer That I may l^G#ie with her....

^DHail to thee, Verald^G#ur!!! [Instrumental] D G# D G# D G# D G# C#5 D G# D G# D G# D G# C#5

^DLong is one n^Fight, and ^Dlong the ^A#second ^Aone; ^DHow can I^F.... how ca^Dn I w^A#ait thr^Aough^G three? ^DOnce a mo^Fnth.... a m^Donth seemed^A# less t^Ao me ^DCompared to th^Fis one ni^Dght of w^A#aiti^Ang f^Gor her....

^DArise, Skirnir, now ride swiftly to Frey, my ^G#son, And ask him this:^D With whom is the Wise one so angry, So sad at ^G#hearth?

^DHail to thee, Verald^G#ur!!! [Instrumental] D G# D G# D G# D G# C#5 D G# D G# D G# D G# C#5

^DTo stake life on the luck of the dice Is better th^G#an to be a coward: ^DThe day of my death is by fate, My time is fixed.^G#

^DNight has fallen: Now we must ride over the misty mountains, ^G# The ^Dfells of the troll-folk;

....into the ha^G#nds of Gymir. [Chorus] ^DHail to thee, Verald^G#ur!!!