@Fleischwolf
The signature
"Sola Gaar Bak Aase Ned
Skuggan' Bli Saa Lange
Natte Kjem Snart Atteved
Teke Meg I Fange "
Is from an old Norwegian Stev(a song where one person sings, often very personal. And in Norway a Stev has folktunes and is often very mystic), and the bands Storm and Ulver have used some of the text in their lyrrics.
It means something like:
"The sun sets behind the ridges,
The shadows are getting so long.
The night will soon be here
Before I even notice"
It's old Norwegian and not so easy to translate..
Orginally the text is called "Aagots Lokke" and Nagell in Storm stole it and changed name without writing where he took it from. Pretty rude..
Norwegians may find the Stev or Lokket in the tale "Fjeldeventyret" written down by Henrik Bjerregaard.
The whole text goes like this:
Sole gaar bak Aasen ne,
Skuggjin bli saa langje ;
Naatte kjøm snart atteve
Tækje meg ti Fangje.
Krytrein uti Qvee staaer,
Eg aat Sæterstuli gaaer.
Myrkt te æ ti qvar ei Bygd,
Ti de djupe Dale ;
Her paa Fjeill ha Sole drygd
Mæ aa gaa taa Gale
Test æg qvile onde Tak,
Maargaa æ ho tile vak.
Snart eg æ naa klar i Qvel,
Saa gaar eg te Qvile,
Søv saa roleg onde Fell
Test i Maargaa tile,
Nær eg da ha somna in,
Drømer eg om Guten min.