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    Moonsorrow

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SON OF THE GOD OF THUNDER

Letras de canciones (Finés)
As another flash struck to the ground
he recovered from his sleep.
So strong was his urge to test his might
but still he was too weak.
 
Who has no rites of passage undergone,
he cannot rule the thunder.
The first step is always to humble
and to learn the might of the gods.
 
Anger he felt, grabbed a thunderbolt
and across the heavens hate echoed!
 
An adolescent he is to ride a stormy cloud.
So young to carry the faintest bolt of lightning.
Alone he walks his path of honour.
Such skill wasted in lack of strength.
 
Too bold he was to learn - a grand punishment
deserved.
 
Anger he felt, grabbed a thunderbolt
and across the heavens hate echoed!
 
And lo, by disgrace he was expelled
from the clouds of his father.
 
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Letras de canciones (Finés)

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Jose Luis Castillo LofatJose Luis Castillo Lofat    Mar, 03/10/2017 - 03:11

What does "lo" mean? And what do you mean by "the first step is always to humble"?
As a side note, i come here when the other translations doesn't leave everything clear, i use this as "last source", and the most reliable because of the 100% human translations

drwndrwn
   Mar, 03/10/2017 - 13:12

I'm not sure what you mean, the original translation is most likely also done by "human". :)

"Lo" means "look", and to my non-native ear sounds biblical/archaic, and this style is also flirted with in the finnish lyrics.
"The first step is always to humble" is kind of unclear, yes. Something like "The son must first humble himself" would probably be better.

Jose Luis Castillo LofatJose Luis Castillo Lofat    Mié, 04/10/2017 - 05:33

By human i mean that the acclarations and side notes are also included, like when a phrase have various interpretations or an archaism is used

drwndrwn
   Jue, 12/10/2017 - 02:09

I hear you, but there isn't really any various interpretations to this song. It's a very straightforward pagan metal song about the (finnish mythology) son of god of thunder, written in epic/pompous style.

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