VOLUSPÁ

What did the Völva reveal that even the gods could not ignore? VOLUSPÁ ("The Prophecy of the Seeress") is an original Norse folk ballad inspired by one of the most important poems of the Poetic Edda. Sung from Týr's perspective, this song reflects on the Völva's prophecy—from the creation of the cosmos to the coming of Ragnarök—and the quiet courage required to stand firm when the future cannot be changed. Rather than celebrating war, Týr contemplates honor, fate, sacrifice, and the wisdom of accepting what must come. Remaining faithful to the spirit of the Poetic Edda and Prose Edda, this song avoids modern fantasy and Hollywood depictions in favor of an authentic Iron Age Scandinavian atmosphere. If you enjoy Norse mythology, Viking music, Old Norse legends, Edda-inspired storytelling, and deep historical folk ballads, this journey is for you. ⚔️ Inspired by: Völuspá The Poetic Edda The Prose Edda Norse mythology Týr, god of justice, law, and oaths Ragnarök Old Norse tradition Iron Age Scandinavia If this song spoke to you, consider subscribing to Týr's Confessions for more authentic songs inspired by the Eddas, Norse mythology, and the ancient wisdom of the North. Like, comment, and share your favorite verse—and tell us: Which prophecy from the Völuspá has always stayed with you? #poeticedda #proseedda #ragnarok #norsepagan