Ualtoen viemät [English translation]
Ualtoen viemät [English translation]
The sounds of oars break the peace
Rowers' foreheads don't even sweat
A boat goes through the veil of mist,
The menacing black sky above
Whirlpools on the lake
Drawn by
The oars of the boat
Which has gone to the Underworld1
Those taken by the waves, with black nails
They're taking the boat2to the Underworld
Heading towards the place in the lake
Where the evening of life came
On the lake surface
The oars draw
A pretty face
Taken by the waves
Waves hit over the sides,
The keel turned upwards
Swells took the mast,
The rowers sank to the depths
1. The Underworld (Tuonela/Tuoni) is often associated with water in Finnish mythology. For example, there's said to be a river which separates it from the living world, or the Underworld might also be underwater or on an island.2. uisko = a boat with a sail and you can also row it
- Artist:Verjnuarmu
- Album:Lohuton