| Song | How Far to Asgaard |
| Artist | Týr |
| Album | How Far to Asgaard |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : Holm, Joensen, Streymoy | |
| A journey, with which we attempt to look beyond our boundaries | |
| To answer questions asked for centuries | |
| Will it not only leave us with more and greater mysteries | |
| That's the question, that is | |
| What keeps me rowing, I'm sick of this strife | |
| I don't know where we're going, we trusted Leif | |
| He said, "You'll see Vineland is out there | |
| I can take us there I know where we are going | |
| Don't deny your need for knowing how far | |
| all goes on and where the oceans end | |
| The autumn wind and evening tide will take us through Midgaard" | |
| Still we've sighted only sea till now | |
| As we sail I sometimes wonder how far to Asgaard | |
| Greatness lies within the silence of the ocean | |
| Where we end is not our decision | |
| and though hidden, fate is fixed with no evasion | |
| All men should try to live each | |
| Day for the evening, each week for the end | |
| each summer for the winter, each life for death | |
| Tell me, does this all have a meaning | |
| And Leif Ericsson just stared into the distance | |
| And asked the questions, "How far does it | |
| all go on and where do oceans end | |
| The autumn wind and evening tide will take us through Midgaard" | |
| Still we've sighted only sea till now | |
| As we sail I sometimes wonder how far to Asgaard | |
| Dagurin skín so fagurliga | |
| Komið er hægst á summarið |
| zuo qu : Holm, Joensen, Streymoy | |
| A journey, with which we attempt to look beyond our boundaries | |
| To answer questions asked for centuries | |
| Will it not only leave us with more and greater mysteries | |
| That' s the question, that is | |
| What keeps me rowing, I' m sick of this strife | |
| I don' t know where we' re going, we trusted Leif | |
| He said, " You' ll see Vineland is out there | |
| I can take us there I know where we are going | |
| Don' t deny your need for knowing how far | |
| all goes on and where the oceans end | |
| The autumn wind and evening tide will take us through Midgaard" | |
| Still we' ve sighted only sea till now | |
| As we sail I sometimes wonder how far to Asgaard | |
| Greatness lies within the silence of the ocean | |
| Where we end is not our decision | |
| and though hidden, fate is fixed with no evasion | |
| All men should try to live each | |
| Day for the evening, each week for the end | |
| each summer for the winter, each life for death | |
| Tell me, does this all have a meaning | |
| And Leif Ericsson just stared into the distance | |
| And asked the questions, " How far does it | |
| all go on and where do oceans end | |
| The autumn wind and evening tide will take us through Midgaard" | |
| Still we' ve sighted only sea till now | |
| As we sail I sometimes wonder how far to Asgaard | |
| Dagurin ski n so fagurliga | |
| Komi er h gst a summari |
| zuò qǔ : Holm, Joensen, Streymoy | |
| A journey, with which we attempt to look beyond our boundaries | |
| To answer questions asked for centuries | |
| Will it not only leave us with more and greater mysteries | |
| That' s the question, that is | |
| What keeps me rowing, I' m sick of this strife | |
| I don' t know where we' re going, we trusted Leif | |
| He said, " You' ll see Vineland is out there | |
| I can take us there I know where we are going | |
| Don' t deny your need for knowing how far | |
| all goes on and where the oceans end | |
| The autumn wind and evening tide will take us through Midgaard" | |
| Still we' ve sighted only sea till now | |
| As we sail I sometimes wonder how far to Asgaard | |
| Greatness lies within the silence of the ocean | |
| Where we end is not our decision | |
| and though hidden, fate is fixed with no evasion | |
| All men should try to live each | |
| Day for the evening, each week for the end | |
| each summer for the winter, each life for death | |
| Tell me, does this all have a meaning | |
| And Leif Ericsson just stared into the distance | |
| And asked the questions, " How far does it | |
| all go on and where do oceans end | |
| The autumn wind and evening tide will take us through Midgaard" | |
| Still we' ve sighted only sea till now | |
| As we sail I sometimes wonder how far to Asgaard | |
| Dagurin skí n so fagurliga | |
| Komi er h gst á summari |