Pagan Songs and Chants lyrics
- 78 songs translated 248 times to 19 languages
- Original spelling: Pagan Folk, Wiccan Songs
- Languages: English, Portuguese, Swedish, Guaraní, German
- Genre: Folk
- Related: Featuring songs, Covered songs, Related artists and songs
- Collections: Polytheistic Religious Hymns
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| Estonian Folk - Pikse litaaniasong |
SilentRebel83
Sat, 09/02/2013 - 11:26
The songs/chants listed here are from various sources, but are all bound into one work -- or hymnbook, if you will.
Yes, I thought of naming it Pagan traditional songs, but I decided to name it after the title of the book in which all of these works are collected under.
And no, I'm not affiliated with Wicca lol. Although, I am a fan of the chants -- I have posted various lyrics here that derive from Christianity to Satanism, and from other Pagan traditions of the Americas and the Isles of the Pacific.
Thanks for commenting! It was really flattering to read =)
TrampGuy
Sat, 09/02/2013 - 12:34
I like various worship songs myself so I can relate :)
Btw, check this out https://lyricstranslate.com/en/inkubus-sukkubus-wytches-chant-0 you might like it too.
SilentRebel83
Sat, 06/09/2014 - 13:01
I would assume it's fine. Pagan just means that it's 'none of the above'... it ain't Judeo-Christian, Muslim, Hindu or Buddhist.
SilentRebel83
Sat, 09/02/2013 - 23:46
Lol! Just finished.
But translating will be another story /faint
SilentRebel83
Sun, 07/09/2014 - 03:38
Artist changed to Pagan Folk
SilentRebel83
Sun, 07/09/2014 - 23:14
As do I...
What I did was I reverted it back and placed "Pagan Folk" as the original artist.
The reason why I named it so was to make it conform with the other traditional listings like
Kurdish Folk, Macedonian Folk, Bulgarian Folk, Bosnian Folk, Croatian Folk, Serbian Folk, Polynesian Folk, Klingon Folk, Greek Folk, Scandinavian Folk, etc., etc.
SilentRebel83
Tue, 13/01/2015 - 12:59
I know right? They're simple and short for the most part.
SilentRebel83
Sun, 26/03/2017 - 21:02
I'm not sure if there is, but I suppose you could start an artist page for that. Speaking of Vikings, I look forward to seeing what you'll add.
Sciera
Sun, 03/06/2018 - 12:15
I went through the list and moved all those songs in which a featuring artist was given to the artist page of that featuring artist (creating a new one in many cases).
I've added all those songs and a couple more to this collection of mine: https://lyricstranslate.com/en/collection/hindu-and-pagan-songs
If there was more than one song and all songs were on topic I just added the artist instead.
If someone wants to be added as a collaborator to that collection, just ask.
I would suggest that to this artist page here only songs of unknown author/composer get added.
Possibly some of the songs I now moved to artist pages are also of unknown original author/composer and are just covered by that artist to which I moved them, but I didn't want to research nearly 100 artists, and for many of those on which I did a bit of research (e.g. to check whether the spelling is correct) there was hardly any info online.
Sciera
Wed, 06/06/2018 - 14:04
Could you give me a list of them or move them yourself?
Most had been added by SilentRebel83 and he confirmed to me that the artists in the featuring artist fields would be the original ones: https://lyricstranslate.com/en/song-goddess-and-god-fire-fire-lyrics.html
maluca
Wed, 02/12/2020 - 13:13
Here some more songs:
http://files.songcatcher.eu/Vermontwitchcamp_USA_2018/Lyrics%20VWC%20201...
maluca
Thu, 03/12/2020 - 18:17
There is a reason these songs are published in song books: So people looking for the songs can find them.
Usually nobody knows the names of the authors, they are sung at get-togethers and passed from one meeting to another. Sometimes lyrics are changed slightly, if someone takes a song he heard somewhere and adds additional verses, then this person might be credited authorship, but sometimes people invent new songs in a singing session.
I think it is very hard to determine authorship, I would only do this if there is a Youtube video or another form of published version where the author states that he is the person who wrote the song, it still makes more sense to me to name the author under featuring artist, as people come to the "Pagan Songs and Chants" page to look for songs they can use in meetings and if the songs are only filed under the name of the author nobody will find them.
maluca
Thu, 03/12/2020 - 19:40
Ah, sorry, I was looking at another song collection.
I leave the link here, so we might add more lyrics in the future:
https://sparkcollective.org/sites/default/files/Spark_chants.pdf
What is this artist's name? I think maybe it should be Wiccan Chants?
Btw, are you getting into Wicca SilentRebel83? ;)