WINTERFYLLETH - The Three Ravens

from One and All, Together, for Home by Various Artists

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    8 renowned European metal bands pay homage their distinct, unique heritages via 17 exclusive tracks of traditional and folk song, themes. and melodies.

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“The Three Ravens is the anglicised version of a traditional Scottish song called ‘Twa Corbies’ and takes the form of three scavenger birds (Ravens) discussing what they might eat on that particular day. One mentions a recently deceased knight, who they find slain in the forest, but who it turns out is guarded by his loyal ‘hawks and hounds’. The story goes on to tell how his pregnant lover (metaphorically represented as ‘a fallow doe’) comes to his body, tends his wounds and takes him away to be buried; apparently leaving the ravens without a meal. The story is a tale of spirituality that seems to represent how the strength and loyalty of one’s kin can overcome adversity, even in the event of their master/partner dying.”

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from One and All, Together, for Home, released May 27, 2014

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