THE GODS OF MY FATHER | Odin, Thor & Ancient Norse Folk

THE GODS OF MY FATHER — a powerful Norse folk song about the gods, traditions and beliefs passed from one generation to the next. “My father taught me their names... Óðinn. Þórr. Freyr.” Before the cross came North, generations lived beneath the old gods. They heard Thor in the thunder. They watched Odin's ravens cross the sky. They gathered around the fire and told their children the same stories their fathers had once told them. THE GODS OF MY FATHER is a song about inheritance — not gold or land, but the names, stories and beliefs handed from parent to child. THE GODS OF MY FATHER! THE GODS OF MY BLOOD! THOR IN THE THUNDER! ODIN ABOVE! I KEEP THEIR NAMES! I KEEP THEIR SIGNS! THE GODS OF MY FATHER... ARE MINE! ⚔ THE CROSS CAME NORTH — CHAPTER I This song begins a new ULFRHEIM saga exploring the transformation of the Norse world as the old faith gradually encounters Christianity. We begin before that change. No cross. No missionaries. No crisis of faith. Only a family, the old stories, and the gods their fathers knew. In the chapters ahead, strangers will arrive carrying a different symbol and speaking of a different God. But for now... The old gods still rule the North. ULFRHEIM Modern Viking anthems • Norse folk • Songs of the North Subscribe and follow THE CROSS CAME NORTH as the story continues. #NorseMusic #VikingMusic #Odin #Thor #NorseMythology