Frigg Queen of the Æsir

Frigg, the queen of the Æsir and the wife of Odin, is the Norse goddess of marriage, motherhood, and prophecy. Known for her wisdom and protective nature, she is revered for her ability to see the future, though she rarely reveals what she knows. Frigg's nurturing and compassionate qualities make her a central figure in Norse mythology, embodying the strength and resilience of the divine feminine.
Lyrics
In Fensalir, Frigg weeps for Baldur,
Lost to Ragnarok, a fate so cruel.
Her tears, like rain upon the land,
A mother's grief, by destiny's hand.
Frigg, queen of Asgard's light,
Her love, a beacon in the night.
From her loom, she weaves destiny's threads,
Glimpsing the future, but keeping her dread.
With power and might, she cannot change,
The course of Ragnarok, so strange.
Alone on her throne, a goddess of love,
Forever to mourn, in the halls above.
Frigg, queen of Asgard's light,
Her love, a beacon in the night.
Frigg, keeper of secrets untold,
Her wisdom, more precious than gold.
Frigg, queen of Asgard's light,
Her love, a beacon in the night.
Frigg, keeper of secrets untold,
Her wisdom, more precious than gold.
Frigg's lament, a haunting refrain,
Echoing through the ages, a mother's pain.
In Asgard's halls, she'll forever reside,
A goddess of love, with sorrow as her bride.
Though the world may crumble and fall,
Frigg's spirit will answer the call.
A mother's love, a goddess' might,
Guiding us through the darkest night.
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