Jormungandr Song | The Ocean Bites Its Tail – Viking Metal
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Jormungandr Song | The Ocean Bites Its Tail – Viking Metal
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Jormungandr Song “The Ocean Bites Its Tail” is a cinematic Viking metal song inspired by Jormungandr / Jörmungandr, the World Serpent from Norse mythology.
This Jormungandr Viking Metal Song blends Viking metal, dark Nordic folk and Norse Mythology Music with stormy sea visuals, Ragnarök atmosphere and powerful cinematic metal vocals. The World Serpent Song tells of Jormungandr rising from the depths as the ocean coils around the world and the final tide of Ragnarök begins.
If you like Jormungandr, Viking metal, Norse mythology music, World Serpent songs, Ragnarök music, dark Viking music or cinematic Nordic metal, this song is for you.
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Song Credits:
🎵 Song: The Ocean Bites Its Tail
💿 Album: Six Beasts of Ragnarök
🔥 Style: Viking Folk Metal
🎥 Visuals: AI Cinematic Animation (Deep North Ambient)
Timecodes:
0:00 Intro
0:52 Verse 1
1:21 Chorus
2:21 Verse 2
2:37 Final Chorus
3:12 Outro
[Intro]
Black waves rise
No shore remains
[Verse 1]
Below the storm, the old coil turns
Around the world, the cold sea burns
A thousand ships become his breath
A thousand oaths sink into death
His eye is moon
His blood is tide
The gods grow still
When jaws open wide
[Pre-Chorus]
Hold the sky
Hold the sail
Hear the deep
Begin to wail
[Chorus]
The ocean bites its tail
The world is bound in scale
Jörmungandr wakes below
And drags the stars to hail
The ocean bites its tail
The thunder starts to fail
When the serpent breaks the sea
All gods turn pale
[Verse 2]
Thor’s red hammer lights the rain
But poison sings through every vein
No land is safe
No dawn is near
The final tide
Has learned to fear
[Final Chorus]
The ocean bites its tail
The world is bound in scale
Jörmungandr wakes below
And drags the stars to hail
The ocean bites its tail
The thunder starts to fail
When the serpent breaks the sea
All gods turn pale