#the wolf song

[actual-arrrchie]

I'm out of my head - Jeremy

Of my heart - Michael

Of my mind - Vanessa

You can run but you can't hide, I'm gonna make you mine - William

[little-red-fool]

The Wolf Song

[beyourselfchulanmaria]

This is my version of the song from "Ronja Rövardotter / Ronia the robbers daugther" written by our most loved Swedish writer, Astrid Lindgren , whose books have been read all over the world. This song from the movie has always been very dear to me. For a long time now I wanted to make my own version of it, and make some small changes in the melody. What do you think? :) THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR WATCHING AND LISTENING! ♥ ~ Singer by Jonna Jinton

Text: Astrid Lindgren Original song/music by: Björn Isfält

THE WOLF SONG - Nordic music - Vargsången

Lyrics: Translated by @cheltiaz

The wolf is howling in the woods of the night He want’s to, but cannot sleep

Hunger is tearing his wolven belly And in his lair it’s oh so cold

Oh wolf, oh wolf, do not come near You’ll never get hold of my child

Oh wolf, oh wolf, do not come near You’ll never get hold of my child…

The wolf is howling in the night’s woods, is howling, by hunger and sorrow

But I shall give him, the tail of a pig Because such fits, in the belly of wolves

Oh wolf, oh wolf, do not come near You’ll never get hold of my child

Oh wolf, oh wolf, do not come near You’ll never get hold of my child…

※ And this repeats a second time.

wieslaw walkuski

[aluminia]

She was wild for this

[fagbearentertainment]

The band that made the wolf in sheep’s clothing song made sans merch for their 10th anniversary that’s amazing

[lycanlovebites]

✧ bloodlust ✧

I'm starving, darling//Let me put my lips to something//Let me wrap my teeth around the world

[edit: thanks to all the love on this piece (which was just the WIP until now) I finally got the motivation to finish this after two months! Thank you to anyone who enjoys this for giving me the strength to finish this]

[mournfulroses]

Chelsea Wolfe, from She Reaches Out to She Reaches Out to She "The Liminal,"

[puppeteerpoet]

more people should talk about Rickon stark because wdym he has a soul-bound violent direwolf and he’s living with a wilding woman on an island full of cannibals and unicorns??? and he’s four years old???? Yet the one who lives in a cave with a talking tree is more talked about

[mayomkun]

But trust me to take you home, To clean up that blood all over your paws

[potato-lord-but-not]

baby I was born an effigy

[howlsnteeth]

i guess there's no remedy, own worst enemy

[jelloholic]

Direwolves are supposed to be an intimidating sigil to represent House Stark, but this is all I picture when I am reminded of them:

[soranker]

IMMA DEVIL IMMA BREAK YOU DOWN!!!

[aliceof1cial]

Underrated aspect of the book is how interconnected the Stark's are to their wolves and Lady being killed literally meant that a huge part of Sansa died that died that night too.

Both figuratively and literally, I mean. Lady's death represents Sansa's future losing of herself and her identity in King's Landing, because Lady dying literally meant that a part of Sansa was dead with her. When Ned killed Lady, he killed a part of Sansa; her innocence, her dreams. This even ties back to the warg and dream stuff. Sansa's being was buried with Lady.

And like, all of the other kids had their wolves for the majority of the time. Nymeria might not have been with Arya but the bond, their being, was still there.

Sansa doesn't have that, and I really wish more people explored this aspect of her. I think it further emphasizes how utterly alone Sansa is in this new world of hers. She doesn't have her father, her family, or even her wolf.

She only has herself.

[poritora]

The King of The North