Walking Through Winter

The Honourable Baron Justinian Clarus

Rise

Words by Master Hector of Black Height

The northern forests gave us birth, the north wind said, "be free",
The lone wolf's lope across the hills foreshadowed victory;
And where once a Prince commanded us, his sons our Kings shall be
When above their brows a golden crown shall rise.

Rise, rise, rise!
With the northern sun to warm us and the North Star as our guide,
With the wind-song in my bow-string and a stout blade by my side,
With our children as our future and our legends as our pride
We shall stand; we shall conquer; we shall rise!

The Inland Seas sustained the people, as did glade and glen;
The crystal rivers slaked the thirst of those first here, and then
Came a hunger for our destiny. The feast begins again
When above our King the scarlet banners rise.
Rise, rise, rise!...

For many years we stood as vassals 'gainst the common foe;
We did as we were bid and many lands our valour know,
But today we stand in freedom. In proud freedom strike your blow
When above your head the shining sword does rise.
Rise, rise, rise!...

There was a time that Southron folk our noble name did fear.
The dismal days of silence passed; our destiny is here.
Let us shake the hills in glory: for the Crown and Ealdormere!
Form the shieldwall, draw the bow-string, we arise.
Rise, rise, rise!...

Hear now the words of Northern folk in hall and keep and field!
We are the Northland's treasure, we the sword, the bow the sheild!
We the lifeblood, we the sinew, we the Heart that shall not yield!
For as long as one still stands the North shall Rise!!
Rise, rise, rise!...

Coronation

Light of the North

TRUMBRAND’S LAMENT

The Song of the Northern Wanderer (Home)

Rise

The River

Stand in the Shieldwall

Stone the Crows

Glenwhorple

Call the Names

Huntsmen's Harvest

The Poachers Song

True and Destined Queen

Fall Crown Tournement

Bow to the Crown

The Light Of the North

The Blazing Scarlet Banner

Waisail

My Old Man

The Kingdom Who Sings

Winter War

Rolling Down to Ealdormere

Rise

Last Court

The ''E'' Song