[Japanese Bonus Track]
[Swedish Traditional]
Maria gár pá vágen, som leder ner till byn.
Hon sjunger och hon skrattar, át lárkorna i skyn.
Hon e pá vág till torget fár att sálja lite brád.
Och solen stiger varm och stor, och fárgar himlen rád.
Dá máter hon en herre, pá en hást med yvig man.
Han ságer "Jag e kungens man, som tar vad jag vill ha.
Och du e allt fár vacker, fár att inte ha nán man.
Fálj med mig in i skogen ska jag visa vad jag kan".
Hon tvingas ner i gráset, och han tar pá hennes kropp.
Hon slingrar sig och ber honom, fár guds skull hálla upp.
Men riddarn bara skrattar, berusad av sin glád.
Sá hon tar hans kniv och státer till, Och riddaren e dád!
Dom fángslade Maria. Hon stenades fár dráp.
Men minnet efter riddaren, blev firat varje ár.
Jag herrarna blir hjáltar, men folket det blir dámt.
Och vi som ser hur allt gátt till, fár veta att vi drámt!
[English Translation by Mathias Blad]
Maria walks down the road to the village,
She sings and laughs at the larks in the sky.
She's on her way to the marketplace to sell some bread,
And the sun is rising, warm and big, and colours the sky red.
Then she meets a nobleman on a horse with a bushy mane.
He say's: I'm the king's man so I take what I want
And you are far too beautiful not to have a man,
Come with me into the woods and I'll show you what I can!
She's forced down in the grass and he touches her body.
She tries to get away and asks him for the love of god to stop
But the knight just laughs, intoxicated by his own glow.
So she grabs his knife and gives it a push and the knight is dead.
They put Maria in prison, and she was stoned to death for manslaughter
But the memory of the knight was celebrated each year.
Yes, the noblemen become heroes but ordinary people is being condemned
And we who see how it all really is learns that we've been dreaming!
Falconer - En Kungens Man Lyrics
Falconer - En Kungens Man Lyrics
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[Japanese Bonus Track]
[Swedish Traditional]
Maria gár pá vágen, som leder ner till byn.
Hon sjunger och hon skrattar, át lárkorna i skyn.
Hon e pá vág till torget fár att sálja lite brád.
Och solen stiger varm och stor, och fárgar himlen rád.
Dá máter hon en herre, pá en hást med yvig man.
Han ságer "Jag e kungens man, som tar vad jag vill ha.
Och du e allt fár vacker, fár att inte ha nán man.
Fálj med mig in i skogen ska jag visa vad jag kan".
Hon tvingas ner i gráset, och han tar pá hennes kropp.
Hon slingrar sig och ber honom, fár guds skull hálla upp.
Men riddarn bara skrattar, berusad av sin glád.
Sá hon tar hans kniv och státer till, Och riddaren e dád!
Dom fángslade Maria. Hon stenades fár dráp.
Men minnet efter riddaren, blev firat varje ár.
Jag herrarna blir hjáltar, men folket det blir dámt.
Och vi som ser hur allt gátt till, fár veta att vi drámt!
[English Translation by Mathias Blad]
Maria walks down the road to the village,
She sings and laughs at the larks in the sky.
She's on her way to the marketplace to sell some bread,
And the sun is rising, warm and big, and colours the sky red.
Then she meets a nobleman on a horse with a bushy mane.
He say's: I'm the king's man so I take what I want
And you are far too beautiful not to have a man,
Come with me into the woods and I'll show you what I can!
She's forced down in the grass and he touches her body.
She tries to get away and asks him for the love of god to stop
But the knight just laughs, intoxicated by his own glow.
So she grabs his knife and gives it a push and the knight is dead.
They put Maria in prison, and she was stoned to death for manslaughter
But the memory of the knight was celebrated each year.
Yes, the noblemen become heroes but ordinary people is being condemned
And we who see how it all really is learns that we've been dreaming!
[Swedish Traditional]
Maria gár pá vágen, som leder ner till byn.
Hon sjunger och hon skrattar, át lárkorna i skyn.
Hon e pá vág till torget fár att sálja lite brád.
Och solen stiger varm och stor, och fárgar himlen rád.
Dá máter hon en herre, pá en hást med yvig man.
Han ságer "Jag e kungens man, som tar vad jag vill ha.
Och du e allt fár vacker, fár att inte ha nán man.
Fálj med mig in i skogen ska jag visa vad jag kan".
Hon tvingas ner i gráset, och han tar pá hennes kropp.
Hon slingrar sig och ber honom, fár guds skull hálla upp.
Men riddarn bara skrattar, berusad av sin glád.
Sá hon tar hans kniv och státer till, Och riddaren e dád!
Dom fángslade Maria. Hon stenades fár dráp.
Men minnet efter riddaren, blev firat varje ár.
Jag herrarna blir hjáltar, men folket det blir dámt.
Och vi som ser hur allt gátt till, fár veta att vi drámt!
[English Translation by Mathias Blad]
Maria walks down the road to the village,
She sings and laughs at the larks in the sky.
She's on her way to the marketplace to sell some bread,
And the sun is rising, warm and big, and colours the sky red.
Then she meets a nobleman on a horse with a bushy mane.
He say's: I'm the king's man so I take what I want
And you are far too beautiful not to have a man,
Come with me into the woods and I'll show you what I can!
She's forced down in the grass and he touches her body.
She tries to get away and asks him for the love of god to stop
But the knight just laughs, intoxicated by his own glow.
So she grabs his knife and gives it a push and the knight is dead.
They put Maria in prison, and she was stoned to death for manslaughter
But the memory of the knight was celebrated each year.
Yes, the noblemen become heroes but ordinary people is being condemned
And we who see how it all really is learns that we've been dreaming!