The harsh wind rakes your skin
The cold tears up holes and pushes through
When the tundra roars out your real name
You will grimly shapeshift
And your wild desire is carried by the hawk
Like a river, on which the ice has melted
With the storm beyond the yearning of the winter
Over forests, mountains and plains
Condemned like a monster, like a beast
More feared then an epedemic or a plague
But surely everyone heard when the chain broke
Where the wild animal was most tightly secured
More shall come to your camp
A disordered brotherhood
Blood and Jäger1 mixed in the light of the fire
Flushed down jaws of the beast
Flames, diesel fumes and doom
Both steel and concrete getting crushed by wild lightning
The mayhem splits the heavens
Hear the call of the wild echo again
High in the sky an omen has been sighted
The seer has seen its last vision
The dams are bursting, the flood gains speed
The time of the hunt is commencing
A herald written in blood
An eagle has crossed rubicon
Refreshed, the wolf turns to life
The colon of the wild marsches
Flames, diesel fumes and doom
Both steel and concrete getting crushed by wild lightning
The mayhem splits the heavens
Hear the call of the wild echo again
A herald written in blood
An eagle has crossed rubicon
Refreshed, the wolf turns to life
The colon of the wild marsches
Flames, diesel fumes and doom
Both steel and concrete getting crushed by wild lightning
The mayhem splits the heavens
In flames and fumes of sulphur, Ragnarök2 is commencing
Flames, diesel fumes and doom
Both steel and concrete getting crushed by wild lightning
The mayhem splits the heavens
Hear the call of the wild howl, roar, echo again
1. Possible reference to Jägermeister, a german liquor, popular in the north of sweden2. End of days in viking mythology