23rd Psalm in Old English

Rhov Anion

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Published 2015-05-30

I'm not sure if I got everything correct. It's been a long time!

All Comments (6)

@jaimekrym835 5 years ago

0:56
@JoelLessing 2 years ago

...and I am thinking that "raet" cannot -- surely-- mean "rat" as it does in all the Germanic languages, but is likely a scribners cribbing of "regat." In other words, "RULES OVER ME." Drighten = Lord Me = Me and Regat = Rules over.
@sexychick0072 8 years ago

Thank you!
@kallebepessoa3305 2 years ago

Do you still have the text?
@SmugSuspenders 4 years ago

Sounds like mock-Swedish 😂 (I am Swedish)