"Heilung" is a band known for their atmospheric and ritualistic music, often drawing inspiration from ancient Norse and Germanic cultures. "Hamrer Hippyer" is one of their songs, featuring lyrics in Old Norse. The lyrics you provided are a part of it: "Hanga dýra mingja... Sôse benrenkî, sôse bluotrenkî, sôse lidirenkî Ben zi bena, bluot zi bluoda Lid zi gelidin, sôse gelîmida sîn Alu Is Urki..." Here's a rough translation into English: "Hanged beasts mangle... Not limb-colored, not blood-colored, not lid-colored Bone to bone, blood to blood Lid to chilling, not chilled in its sin Ale is the work..." The lyrics evoke a sense of ritual and primal imagery, typical of Heilung's style. The repetition and the use of Old Norse add to the mystical and ancient atmosphere of the song. It's important to note that Heilung's music often focuses more on atmosphere and mood rather than explicit storytelling, leaving room for interpretation and personal connection with the themes and emotions it evokes.
