Mees kes teadis ussisõnu Kuula, mees, kui aeg oli ammu, metsades konutas kogu me hõim. Saksu ei olnud, ja polnud ka ju hullu, maksis ju metsades ürgmehe võim. Ma olen mees kes teab vanu viise, uss mida põõsa all sisistas. Laulaksin teilgi kui päev poleks kiire mis karu mul koopas sosistas. Nüüd on mets jäänud vakka, neidude laulust ei rõkka me laas. Kui kõssan ma teil, ärge mõistke mind hukka - ükskord algab kõik see taas! Raudmehe meel on pahempidi sõlmes - usside sõnast nad aru ei saa. Kuulge, oh Pärtlid, kes salamisi palves, minust te kahte nahka ei saa! Tulge kõik, kel meel on veel helge, huntide piimast kel molu on märg! Üürgame valjust, et kord oleks selge: makske me metsade valu ja võlg! Laulan, sest aega veel antud, veel pole raugenud metsmehe meel. Naeran te palvet või pattu, kutsu või kuradiks, he-he-hee! Ref: Mõurab taas, mees, kes teadis ussisõnu ja vanakuradi vanaisa lööb tantsu tõrre sees. *** The Man Who Spoke Snakish Listen, man, in times long ago In forests our tribe was moping about. There were no lords, and that was all right, The might of the primeval man held sway. I am the man who knows ancient tunes Which the snake hissed in the bushes. I would sing to you if the day was not full What the bear whispered to me in the cave. Now the woods have fallen silent, Our forest does not ring with the songs of maidens. Pardon me if I tell you the secret, It will all begin over again! The mind of the iron man is twisted inside out - They do not understand the words of the snakes. Listen, you traitors, who are secretly in prayer, You won’t get two skins off my back! Come all you whose mind is still clear, Whose lips are still wet from the milk of wolves! Let us holler aloud, so it would be clear once and for all: Pay for the pain and debt of our forests! I sing because I still have time, The woodsman’s spirit has not yet faded away. I laugh at your prayer or sins, Call me the devil, whatever, ha-ha-haa! Chorus: Brawling about, the man Who spoke snakish And the devil’s grand old father Did a dance in the barrel deep.
Olin väiksena palju Varbolas vanaema juures ning olin kuulnud legendi, et Varbola linnuses elab puumees, kes pimedas jälitab sind ning niipea, kui sa tema poole vaatad, muutub ta puuks. Ja siis igal öösel, kui me külanoortega koos ratastega linnusele sõitsime, pidi keegi poistest seda legendi ikka mainima, et tüdrukutel ju ikka hirmus oleks... Olgem ausad, ka me ise kartsime... Ma näiteks ei julgenud pimedas kunagi müürist kaugemale minna. Täna, Teie muusikavideoga sai mu hirm taaskordselt kinnitust.
ma kasvasin üles 80-90 ja siis olid lastesaated korralik krahh ja kõik me nautisime seda. kuigi mulle näib see nüüd hirmsa unenäona, olid tegelikult tooaegsed multikad/saated väga õpetlikud. mul hea meel näha, et see video on 50/50 vana ja uus, sobib väga hästi kokku ja ma ei oskaks midagi paremat oota:)
@@ToomasTelling hopefully there's gonna be something like a second part where they fight against some crusaders or something like that. I've read the book and the whole story seemse verye interesting
The song is about "the ancient ones" who have been living in those Forests since thousands of years. But around 1300 A.D. german and danish landlords started spreading christianity in estonia and more and more estonians left the Forest and started living in the New villages nearby the german castles. They forgot how to communicate with animals, trees and stones. As noone was living in the Forest anymore, the ancient ones decided to go sleep and never wake Up again. But many youngsters forget about this ancient power of the Forests that has held estonians together since 10,000 B.C. and this song shall demonstrate how you should behave when being around sacred grooves, Stones or trees.
This is awesome video, great costumes and story :) And honestly, my friends probably looks like these younglings around 3:17 when I am on music duty :D
Tere Metsatöll. Palun pange oma viimane album ka Deezer platvormile. Katk Kutsariks on fantastiline album ja ma tahaks seda väga kuulata aga seda ei ole Deezeris :(
@@allanjogi113 eh, i thought it was funny. And c'mon, I'm an American who named 2 Estonian musicians. I don't expect everyone to, but i pat myself on the back. Shit, how many of my fellow countrymen could do that. The circles i always somehow find myself in probably couldn't tell you where Estonia is on a map. Anyhow, it's all jokes.
