Walpurgisnacht - German LYRICS + Translation - Faun

[@puertoricanbelle1334]

I absolutely LOVE the tempo for this song, makes me want to clap my hands and shimmy my hips along

[@minchen_2265]

"There is a mountain very high and bare, whereon it is given out that witches hold their dance on Walpurgis Night" The _Harz_ is the centre of german witch legends. "Stories collected in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries show that the region's mythic reputation reached beyond Germany. From France to Scandinavia, countryfolk traded fireside yarns of strange happenings on the Brocken, the Harz's highest peak. Rumor had it that Europe's witches gathered there on Walpurgisnacht, May Eve"

[@marcuschilders4965]

Does the wolf come dance? That patient wolf does he dance?

[@SchwarzeSonne130]

I was multiple times there and there is a place called Hexentanzplatz in Thale where they celebrate Walpurgisnacht 😆

[@IroncladEmpireOfficial]

Yeah we have smth similar in America up in west Virginia called circle sanctuary where a lot of east coast witches gather for sabbaths

[@GageCroteau]

Metal

[@YsowlMaclure]

Cody

[@LeBatteur]

I don't know what it is about this song but it makes me smile uncontrollably.

[@leafybeef1089]

Le Batteur you are not alone, sir

[@nana_842]

People in some parts of Europe hush away the winter at this evening in April. It's celebrated with dance, fire and processions. People of Germany also believe that witches are very strong in this night and that they gather for a celebration in central Germany (Harz Mountains). At the 30th of April many people of this area come together at the Brocken (Harz).

[@jwannac5869]

Funny thing is if you watch the regular video it reminds me of the great rite a king would have to perform to be considered a king among the people with old magic

[@pingcosby4281]

you should try actually attending a spring festival and jumping a bale fire it's transcendent

[@zanlam2476]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walpurgis_Night

[@philslattery1241]

German was my major at the University. I had heard of Walpurgisnacht as a pagan festival there, and always thought of it as such. Tonight, I checked the Wikipedia entry on Walpurgisnacht, which emphasizes the Christian aspect and sort of downplayed the pagan celebration on the same night as Hexennacht (Witches' Night). This was confusing to me. However, M. Marie's explanation that the pagan rites are much older than the Christian makes more sense, as Christianity, when it spread through Europe, absorbed the pagan festivals and converted them into Christian holidays. Thanks very much for the clarification. Only recently did I discover Faun and I really love their music. It is rousing and fun and has a sort of mystical, idyllic, German Renaissance/pagan feel to it. They must be wildly popular at Renaissance festivals. I look forward to hearing a lot more of their music and I will look for similar groups.

[@victorselve8349]

Religions have even less respect for intellectual property than China.

[@thebeanz6593]

In bosnia croatia and serbia noć veštica means the night of witches when translated to english but noć veštica is halloween

[@savannahhague7412]

@@victorselve8349 only Christianity isn't a religion. It's very real and as more people come to Christ they adapt their celebration to honor God. So in a way it's not a matter of disrespect but a matter of adapting tradition for someone who's as much part of our family as we are part of His.

[@shadowshedinja6124]

@@savannahhague7412 Christianity is very much a religion, and they have a history of noticing Pagan holidays and creating their own holiday that coincides with it but with more Christian themes and less alcohol and partying as a way of converting people who don't want to give up their holidays and traditions. Easter (Walpurgisnacht) and Christmas (Saturnalia) are perfect examples of this.

[@nairbvel]

@@savannahhague7412 You are the only person I know of -- including at least 1 priest, 2 ex-nuns, 1 current nun, several "born again" Christians, and people of many other traditions & faiths whom I count among my friends, acquaintances and co-workers -- who says Christianity is not a religion. I mean no disrespect, I'm just... well, shocked at the idea that what 99.999% of humanity recognizes as a religion is not.

[@nailasalsabila3342]

I love how this song makes me want to jump up onto my feet and start dancing -- though I can't dance, but that's the feeling this song give me. And the tale of the Walpurgisnacht is also interesting. Thank you again, for making a lyrics and translation video for this! Vielen, vielen Dank!

[@KAmbler222]

Naila Salsabila same I used this for my alarm and it got me Up AMEADETLY

[@thewitchhut63]

Find Rhiannon then if this makes you wanna jump up and dance, omg, Rhiannon will have you dancing and feeling so happy too! No lyrics, just music, but omg!!!

[@nailasalsabila3342]

@@thewitchhut63 aww yes, I also have listened to Rhiannon and I also love it!

[@TheAwsomePuroisen]

Oh wow, this is gonna sound stupid but I didn't know Germany had music like this I love it! Thank you for translating this. I also love how you give information on the songs and cultures, thanks to you I'm learning a lot.

[@onemochibi]

I didn't know we had songs like this either! ^^'

[@RealAngelOfMusic]

@@onemochibi me neither 😅

[@shy8311]

If you like this song, check out other faun songs! We also have other bands that kinda make shanty/medival music like Oonagh, Versengold, Santiano or if you want a more rock version Saltatio Mortis and Feuerschwanz :)

[@anmarhassan407]

@@shy8311 I would like to thank you from the bottom of my heart for the suggestions

[@beowulfhwd]

Watch the official videos....

[@jojojume]

Was introduced to this by a German friend of mine. One of my best friends, and sadly we're no longer in contact. Thanks to this, I can try and sing along for if I see him again someday. Thanks

[@idontcaremuch6317]

Walpurgisnact actually means night of witches and is celebrated in Germany and by many witches of Wiccan and Pagan religions worldwide. As a modern witch myself I absolutely adore this song and have learned the lyrics specifically for the night of witches.

[@pontiuspilot5887]

Hexen nacht is German for witches night. (An fighter plane dogfight was called a Witches Cauldron or Hexen kessel ) Walpurga was an English girl who went to Germany to help convert the pagans. She became a saint on May1. It is Ironic that her Night has become a night of pagan revelry. Blessed be. Peace and Love

[@maozedong8380]

@@pontiuspilot5887 *Hexensnacht = witches' night Hexen needs to be Hexens to make it possesive, and then it would be combined with nacht as a compound noun not separated. Same reasons why it's Walpurgisnacht, not Walpurgi Nacht.

[@marloyorkrodriguez9975]

I thought it’s Hexensnacht

[@bezukaking6860]

@@maozedong8380 #Walpurginacht

[@thebeanz6593]

In serbia croatia and bosnia noć veštica is halloween but when translated to english its the night of witches interesting lol

[@noisyphilosopherkrk522]

For some reason I'm imagining a parade of various preternatural creatures and creatures from some franchises carrying torches to some festival while dancing and carrying instruments With a scarecrow carrying a fiddle and bouncing on his pole leading it

[@HuttsonKill]

Its frekin turnip head from "howles moving castle."

[@trickstercode3966]

@Banjo0o0 a prince got turned into a sentiant legless(as in just had a pole.) Scare crow with a turnip for a head in Howl's moving castle. His nickname is turnip head.

[@alienindisguise5546]

@@HuttsonKill OMFG My first Thought too

[@BB-eq7hb]

for some reason i’m imagining a magical girl in an epic battle against an all-powerful witch for the sake of not only the entire world but also the girl she loves 🤔

[@vikli5966]

B B ok weeb

[@valkyrie1066]

Many a night. As a maiden, as a mother, and now, as a crone. One of my favorite "religious" songs.

[@AlexMoby]

One of the greatest songs by Faun. Thank you so much for the translation !

[@nachtrose]

the best joke is: this album was claimed as "too much pop" by some fans :D

[@lemmetalkaboutthis]

This song really hits the nostalgia spot I really loved celebrating Walpurgisnacht bc our Kindergarten made a whole village event out of it, with stick-bread (you wrap dough around a stick and grill/ "bake" it over a fire), witch-costumes, games, rhymes to learn and recite for a treat, hand-made nettle-tea (with nettle leaves we collected beforehand ourselves), witch-themed food, and so on

[@JP-gb3hb]

Danke schön! Ich only found out about this Lied last nacht, but Ich already liebe ist! Sincerely, A Mädchen learning Deutsche

[@JP-gb3hb]

DownCoast2 Ja. Ich do nicht know enough Deutsche to type the whole sentence. As you say, ich spricht "Germanglish". ☺

[@JP-gb3hb]

@DownCoast2 Süß, danke!

[@ΑναστασηςΣπανος-χ3η]

@@JP-gb3hb ja, ich weiß ein bisschen Deutsch* ich spreche*

[@ΑναστασηςΣπανος-χ3η]

@DownCoast2 sprichst* lol

[@ΑναστασηςΣπανος-χ3η]

Ein Mädchen wer Deutsch lernt

[@stealthpanther]

I'm so freaking ecstatic that I discovered this channel! Every song so far has gone into my favorites

[@umbraluna499]

I can't really stop to consider Walpurgisnact without thinking of the first place I encountered it - reading Goethe's Faust. Thank you, Mephisto, for ruining what would have been an innocent picture of the holiday with your perversions.

[@lunawolf3645]

As I have a ton of German blood in my veins and am Pagan, Faun's German folk music always makes me feel at home and alive, much like Celtic instrumental music does to me. Thank you for this translation. My voice teacher and I use your video to help me learn the diction and I have enjoy slowing down the video to figure out the pronunciation. Thank you for this lovely video.

[@gigisaturn7918]

I love this song! Thanks for the lyrics AND the translation. You did a really good job!!! 😄

[@cjselvey2360]

I am American and im learning German and this is so fascinaring to me! I love this

[@emilian234]

I know null ein bisschen Deutsch but I want to start actually beginning to learn it during school, and in between the time because them my time schedule will be fixed lol

[@rafaelhernandez4872]

German sounds beautiful to me

[@kmkrasulak]

Thank you sooo much for translating this. I've been singing it German but no idea what idea what I was saying. My aunt was pure German, but gone a long time. Thanks again. 💜

[@kels180]

i'm so happy for this translation! Thank you so much! and because I had never before heard of walpurgis night, I googled it and wow the result I got is so interesting, thank you so much for this translation and this new history wisdom I can get into because of it (yes i'm a history freak xd) and and also i'm belgian , so i'm really familiar with the german language since it looks sometimes a lot like dutch (we even got a dialect that is like just german xd) but i couldn't understand anything they were singing before i found this translation

[@silesia93]

There really is a dialect in Belgium that sounds like German? Now I'm curious, how is it called? I'm from Germany and I'm also currently learning Dutch ;)

[@frankschmidt2842]

germangirlinamerica.com/what-is-walpurgisnacht/

[@yshi1276]

No céu noturno hoje à noite, aqueles que são versados ​​na arte da magia se levantam

[@RosePalaceTTKE]

I was just excited for the new Madoka Magica movie, but thanks algorithm.

[@viciousmalacite]

this is awsome.the picture is perfect and the translation is wonderful and i really like the history lesson 2.thank u 4 making the video.=-D

[@bunnylemon7785]

legion malacite the photo is a screencap from the music video! a really good one at that!

[@Nothing-ws8oz]

FAUN FAUN FAUN!!! ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL

[@Cricket-zp6wi]

The translation really helped! Thanks a million times!

[@SarahMes-vy2cp]

Old Europe vibes

[@Moompl]

This has probably already been pointed out but I still think it’s a cool fact. In the Harry Potter book series, Voldermort’s group of followers, the Death Eaters, was originally called the Knights of Walpurgis. I also find it funny bc if you know Sirius Blacks mother was named Walburga Black, which is very similar to Walpurgis. She was also in attendance at Hogwarts during the same time Tom Riddle/ Voldermort was there too, and probably knew him before he became Voldermort. She was also probably a member of the Knights of Walpurgis.

[@HeidiAndScots]

Happy Walpurgisnacht

[@YsowlMaclure]

Cody

[@universegreg123]

Great song. Love it. Toller.

[@vikinggamer4453]

Skål!! Brothers and sisters HAPPY day

[@ingramalastrine261]

This is amazing ❣ I swear it should be on some wordly contest, like Eurovision, or sth, just for more people to know about this wonderful band and art 😍😍😍😍😍 I FUCKING LOVE IT 💞💞💞💞❣❣❣❣

[@dragonfly-pg8jl9nq7z]

It's one of my favorite songs! Thank you for your translation 🙏

[@CraveAHaven]

Everyone else commenting: The lyrics are beautiful, sophisticated, and will always bring calmness to my soul!! Me: hee hee dey said "farht"

[@heliotype9591]

Me staying up at 2AM: hört die geigen! hört die geigen! My sleep paralysis demon: EEEEEEEEEY OOOOOOOOOOOO

[@mandieh4204]

Wait until you find out about damit. German for "in order to..." oh silly me I just told you unless you already heard that one. 🤗

[@solidonseraindogthetenth1679]

@@mandieh4204 What are you saying?

[@harm.0ny]

@@solidonseraindogthetenth1679 pretty sure they are saying “damit” is German for “in order to”

[@sparkybraincell2159]

Well. This is what I get for having Madoka Magica as my favorite anime.

[@PorcelainB0nes]

Happy may eve! Tomorrow is Beltane!!

[@rafangirl1]

I love Faun. This song is a masterpiece!

[@gaufrid1956]

I sang this today on Wesing online karaoke, not very well I have to admit, because I don't speak German, and the song is quite fast. The official music video of this song includes "drawing the moon" and the symbolic marriage of the spirits of the earth and moon (Pan and Luna) by a rope wound around their joined hands. I guess also that the young ladies would originally have danced "skyclad"!

[@eddydeloise5959]

La nuit des Walpurgis Au coucher du soleil cette nuit les créatures fantastiques, les gens sauvages et dans le genre de Lilith se cachant, secrètement viennent avec le vent. Laissez-nous errer près du feu murmurer pour atteindre les étoiles de bons et aussi de mauvais mots Que nous portons aujourd'hui encore et encore. Dans les prairies retentiront nos rêves Et les vents chanteront nos chansons. Laissez-nous sauter au-dessus des feux et des étincelles Dans la nuit des Walpurgis ! Entendez les violons, entendez les violons les feux sont enflammés! Suivez la ronde, suivez la ronde Dans la nuit des Walpurgis ! L'ardeur du jeu des violons Dirige notre ronde nocturne Et nous marchons sauvagement et librement À cette vieille magie. Une fois seulement dans les grands cercles Dansons de cette manière Jusqu'aux premières lueurs de l'aube Notre tissu de rêve rompt. Dans les prairies retentiront nos rêves Et les vents chanteront nos chansons. Laissez-nous sauter au-dessus des feux et des étincelles Dans la nuit des Walpurgis ! Entendez les violons, entendez les violons les feux sont enflammés! Suivez la ronde, suivez la ronde Dans la nuit des Walpurgis !

[@henrikljungstrand2036]

Merci❣️

[@Farweasel]

May 1st is the old Celtic Beltane festival. Pretty much a given there's going to be linkage between Walpurgisnight, May Day & Beltane.

[@nika_boop]

I actually searched about Walpurgisnacht on here. I was curious about it because my birthday is April 30th.

[@genevieveclancy3138]

Everytime I listen to this song I can't help but think of the three german horses from the movie Ferdinand.

[@TikiFoamy38]

Wow! Did not expect this one o this channel. Wonderful!

[@jwannac5869]

I am pissed, the original video is blocked in the usa. I will always find a way to hear the songs i love even if i can't watch the video

[@sunnybaudelaire9384]

What!? That's crazy man I feel like I just watched the video recently let me check one second. Yeah it works for me, I dont know why it's blocked for you:(

[@thewitchhut63]

Weird, I looked the song up as it was recommended to me by a friend and I found the official video and watched it too just before watching this one.

[@emilian234]

Vpnn

[@ladonnad.steele2470]

Thanks for the upload. My son sent this to me. We are Christian, but we accept all. I feel that a small mind never grows. Paganism has been here much longer than most religions old as it is we need to learn much much more about it. This helps. So much has been washed away by fear mongering. As i walk through the woods, i feel closer to life and death as i have ever felt. Dont fear death anymore, maybe that's with age. I feel like its just a door we step through.

[@andreamuller9009]

Tonight is Walpurgis Night (Beltane for Celts), can you feel it ? can you hear it ? The heartbeat of the earth, the old songs in your heart? The air is soft like silk, the earth smells rich and moist, the wind whispers in the trees. Tonight I will dance with the young people around the fire until morning, even if my old bones crack and my weak muscles protest, the dance into may. Tonight I celebrate life, I want to dance... I have to dance... because I'm alive. I have to go, the music starts playing...the sound lures me into the forest and my heart begins to sing...I'm young again It is only roughly translated. Greetings from Germany❤

[@animefreak10023]

I absolutely love this song. It always makes me.want to get up and dance.

[@nairbvel]

I've always loved this song but my German's pretty spotty -- thanks for filling in some of the blanks for me!

[@brookekjaerlighet9245]

I'm here because of Muriel from The Arcana and I am so happy it showed up now.

[@grandadmiralthrawn9688]

dieses lied fesselt mich irgendwie

[@elizabethculpepper4050]

This song (and holiday behind it) has now inspired an idea for a brand new holiday for the world I’ve come up with for my books 😊

[@Alveonadra]

Listening to this during Walpurgisnacht right now

[@annan.3006]

I love this song and as a german i am proud to day that we have this type of music even though many people don't like it

[@eluemina2366]

You should be proud. Ich komme aus Nigeria und Ich lerne deutsche. Liebe! 😊🇳🇬💞🇧🇪

[@Ashy-zz5ug]

So this is kind of like German April fool's day/Halloween? Neat!

[@busansarah]

Haha yes and no.not really Halloween. We light fires in that night and spend the majority outside if possible have some get together time. I remember as a kid we had also made fresh bread of the fire, hang up colorful ribbons in trees and Bushes and made flower crowns. In tradition the fires were lit to distract the witches from descending the Blocksberg and coming to close to your homes (because surprise ~ witches were feard for most part haha)since all witches were gathering that night at the "Brocken" to celebrate the change of season some even call it honoring and celebrating the earth goddess which turned later on into an act of chasing evil spirits away ...there is a lot of background info on this too long to post here haha. We also had an cartoon character (a little witch) series called "Bibi Blocksberg" ^^ sadly now in these newer generation i think this tradition will fade (started already in my generation when i was born so I'm not even sure if some people still do that at all😅). It is not a whole german thing mostly Saxony anhalt and Saxony (if people had ancestors in anhalt)

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A must every Beltane

[@ptonpc]

Thank you for the translation.

[@christopherortile8452]

My favourite German song!!

[@HeidiAndScots]

Happy Walpurgisnacht!

[@eibbor171]

so nice to hear real music even though i have no idea what the words mean

[@melissag834]

Its...translated for you my guy...

[@trivkypeak-eye3557]

Remember kids,don't do contracts

[@alizomenta3801]

it's a greet song.thank u so much.

[@thepip3599]

I definitely imagine the devil standing in the middle of a circle of witches playing the fiddle while the witches dance around him. Probably some familiars and/or demons dancing too.

[@Strannik01]

I mean, that's kind of what the official music video is like

[@Hannah-fe4yf]

Everyone: I love the amazing display of German culture😍 Me: *giggles* Fahrt

[@Nice_Stay]

This song is so unique and sounds epic!

[@tarniabook3076]

Great! I have a story where a culture is based in german culture - at least in clothing and languague - and this is great reference for how they actually sound.

[@Nina-856]

very catchy

[@KAmbler222]

This is my morning alarm lol

[@thewitchhut63]

I would have Rhiannon for my morning alarm if I could, I absolutely love that song. This one is great too, but I love Rhiannon, lol.

[@Coffee-hj5di]

Ok who else came here cause they thought this was Madoka Magica? *though honestly I enjoyed it anyway

[@milafraser]

Correction: In den Weiden werden unsere Träume klingen = In the willows our dreams will ring. While "Weide" singular could be either the willow tree or a meadow/ pasture, "in den Weiden" plural is "in the willows", rather than meadows, which would be "auf den Weiden".

[@JP-gb3hb]

Hi, can you please do "Siúil a Rún" by Celtic Woman next? It would be much appreciated. :)

[@MissKairelle]

And after that "Wilde Rose" from Faun. It's "Siúil a Rún" with german lyrics. But "Die Rabenballade" or "Der wilde Wassermann" are much better.

[@barbarakljaic3122]

This is the Calanmai celebration at the Spring Court in ACOTAR. Rhysand should show up at any moment now.

[@frankschmidt2842]

germangirlinamerica.com/what-is-walpurgisnacht/

[@barbarakljaic3122]

@@frankschmidt2842 lol I know what it really is, I live in Germany. Calanmai is a scene from a very popular book series which I referenced here, since it reminded me of it.

[@frankschmidt2842]

@@barbarakljaic3122 Oh that's fine, so you could have answered in german? ;-)

[@Biestle]

Und die Heiden tanzen immer noch 💪🏻

[@dannylo5875]

Music that makes me dance

[@PsychobillyStudios]

Listening to this right now in front. Of a bonefire on may 1st... Thats what im doing right now

[@Aquapod9]

Little bit of inspiration from Hedningarna’s Kruspolska for the instrumental part, nice!

[@CuriousNeon]

I think this was recommended to me due to Puella Magi Madoka Magica and Roselia of BanG Dream lol But, I suprisingly like the music~ I guess it's time for me to dig some German music lol

[@El_Legante]

Waluigi Night

[@frankschmidt2842]

germangirlinamerica.com/what-is-walpurgisnacht/

[@trivkypeak-eye3557]

This should be a holiday

[@nuniyoa]

me when im a giant supernatural gear-doll and im going to destroy the world

[@angelitadavila118]

It’s today 🥳

[@georgeannhannan194]

Thank you for the English lyrics. I am an avid fan of this group.

[@blckblue4207]

İ Love it this Song

[@milafraser]

In some areas of Germany, children (and only the children) dress up as witches, then go from door to door to collect sweets, rather like Halloween.

[@PyrotechNick77]

Caleb Widogast brought me here.

[@Masked.Darling.]

I am not German at all but this is some of the best music in my opinion.

[@marloyorkrodriguez9975]

I wish there would be another rendition of Palastinalied

[@Hideüm]

I don't know what it is about pagan songs, even though I'm a christian, it feels like it connects you directed to the earth. Remind you of days of old, especially helpful when you play these songs in the middle of fall or winter. Spring is great for some good songs, especially ones that are seemingly done by the seaside, but songs like these make me feel like to be long in winter months on a count of the fact that they make you feel kind of spooky inside, but deeply connected to the roots of the Earth

[@archerymidnight3422]

Technically most music is pagan music, since it isn't Judeo-Christian

[@archerymidnight3422]

Also, Walpurgisnacht is the evening before the feast of St Walpurga which makes it Christian lol

[@FireMewMew]

Madoka Magica always comes to mind when I listen to this masterpiece

[@paulsinasohn7312]

'S Wonderful! BTW, Chernabog FTW!

[@viciousmalacite]

so can i request another song or is that not allowed?i'm asking cuz u did such a good job on this 1 that i have another i'd love done.

[@m.mairenishuilleabhain6298]

Thanks :) I know it's probably been donkey's years since I last posted something, but right now I don't have too much time on my hands, it's a constant struggle to balance duty and pleasure. Suggestions are always welcome though!

[@viciousmalacite]

the song verd min by eivor would be good if u can.if u can't then that's ok.i hope u get more time since u do very good videos.

[@diabel_hejdasz]

Is it just me, or medley between the vocal parts sounds like Hedningarna's "Kruspolska" (older than this)?

[@teshy4526]

Lol, Grüße aus Deutschland!

[@kuroyuki6254]

As a fellow Lilith I approve

[@sif_2799]

How does this sound to non-german speakers? I think it sounds really soft but I'm German.

[@callumyocius2958]

American here, I dont speak German but have listened to a lot of music in other languages, and your right, as far as the German language is concerned it seems a lot softer and maybe cleaner than a lot of other german songs.

[@sif_2799]

@@callumyocius2958 So only compared to other German songs but not "generally soft"/compared to other languages?

[@AnaSofia-xe2wg]

Mexican here! The song sounds doesn't sounds soft per say, but is almost magical. It sounds like they are chanting spells or something.

[@sif_2799]

@@AnaSofia-xe2wg ok thanks ^^

[@pastaparty7997]

German-American but am trying to start learning german, The song is very soft in english even when i compared it to japanese and Korean!

[@rudolfkraffzick642]

"Weiden" does not mean meadows in this song, but Willow trees.

[@ostlich6419]

Trying to have contact to the language, since I'm learning it

[@jzaar7483]

That username O-O

[@nathanielhinz4946]

It is witch's night my dudes.

[@sfisher923]

Came here from Madoka Magica and my German Background Also why do i hear Boss Music

[@CB-MDK]

I was expecting the song from Madoka Magica. But nice song.

[@veli-pekkakultanen2353]

Ich bin ein Finne, verstehe alle Germanische und Nordische sprace.

[@FruitOfDeath]

Testo e traduzione in italiano: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n4Kklaesp7SWjac 🖤 iscrivetevi per altri video

[@baronblackdragon9078]

Happy Monke Circle

[@ExceptionalOneStandAlone]

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