"Capitel V: Bergtatt - Ind I Fjeldkamrene" is a song by the Norwegian band Ulver. It is part of their debut album "Bergtatt - Et eeventyr i 5 capitler" released in 1995. The album tells a story of a young maiden who becomes enchanted by the mountains and disappears into their realms. The lyrics describe how the maiden pleads for her release but her pleas go unheard. Another maiden is abducted along with her, and they are both used and mistreated. They are taken to a place where the maid sees a hall of shadows, symbolizing the mysterious and otherworldly nature of the mountains. The mountain represents a force that pulls the maid deep into its cold and eternal embrace. The lyrics mention a dark and everlasting night where the maiden is forever lost. Her voice is silenced, and she becomes a stoic figure, described as a "body become stone," symbolizing her transformation or sacrifice. The song ends with the disappearance of the moon and stars, signifying the fullness of her vanishing. The lyrics also mention the harsh weather conditions in the mountains, emphasizing the inhospitable and unforgiving nature of the surroundings. Overall, the song explores themes of captivity, sacrifice, and the allure of nature's power. It captures the mythical and folklore elements of Norwegian culture, showcasing Ulver's talent for creating atmospheric and evocative music.
