"Sviket" is a Norwegian song sung by Morten Harket. The lyrics describe the story of Judas, who often avoided eye contact with his fellow apostles and betrayed Jesus for 30 pieces of silver. The song speaks of the impending guilt and shame that Judas feels and the destiny that awaits him. The blind fate weaves around Judas's name, and in all times, the shameful crown of thorns Soon his feet will dance in the air, and his body will offer itself to vultures and ravens The chorus of the song implies that the betrayal is predestined, and Judas is being compelled to fulfill his role in the story. "Er Mesterens befaling: Gjør det fort," which translates to "It is the Master's command: Do it quickly." This quote is a reference to John 13:27 in the Bible, where Jesus instructs Judas to go and betray him quickly. The song ends with Judas walking off to the dishonorable execution site, leaving us with a vague feeling of sorrow and sadness. The melody, combined with the heartbreaking lyrics, adds a great deal of beauty to the song, making it a profound and poignant take on the story of Judas's betrayal.