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Prologue
02:38
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Reverence
05:46
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Seytla tárin / The tears trickle
Rauð og hrá / Crimson and raw
Falla í snjóinn / Fall in the snow
Eftirsjá / Regret
Augun nísta / Eyes piercing
Himinblá / Blue as sky
Með brostinni röddu / With a broken voice
Já svei mér þá / I'll be damned
Tíran horfin / The glimmer is gone
Þokan grá / The fog is grey
Varðan hrunin / The road marker has crumbled
Langt í frá / Far away
Vonarneistinn / The spark of hope
Hvergi að sjá / Nowhere to be seen
Nóttin kemur / The night is coming
Guð hjálpi oss þá / God help us now
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Epilogue
03:53
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Gísli Gunnarsson Iceland
Musician and multi-instrumentalist from Iceland. Mixing modern classical and orchestral sounds with ambient electronic production
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