Tervaskanto-Korpiklaani

Jrklainem＇mahtivaari, Talttumaton ikiurho, Korpehella katsastavi, Jnksell jkttvi. Kaiken nhny, kaiken kuullu, Kaiken tinny, kaiken tainnu, Paljov＇ vil nkemtt Kokematta, kuulematta. Veripihkav＇ velloessa Havukarvat verestyvt, Oli kaiken nhny, kaiken kuullu, kaiken tinny, Oli kaiken tainnu, kaiken nhny, kaiken kuullu, Oli kaiken tinny, kaiken iannu, kaiken nhny, Oli kaiken kuullu, kaiken tinny, kaiken tainnu. Soat kyty virehell, Tappelukset takamailla, Nlkvuuet nksll Kaiken nhny, kaiken kuullu, Kaiken tinny, kaiken tainnu, Paljov＇ vil nkemtt Kokematta, kuulematta. Vipi vil vuasiaki, Kunnes kualo kannon kantaa Oli kaiken nhny, kaiken kuullu, kaiken tinny, Oli kaiken tainnu, kaiken nhny, kaiken kuullu, Oli kaiken tinny, kaiken iannu, kaiken nhny, Oli kaiken kuullu, kaiken tinny, kaiken tainnu. Yheksn yron ike, Vaariselta vahvimmalta. Juuret maassa routassessa Vahvistavat ihojltt [English translation:] Resinous Stump Great old man, steady as a rock The eternal untamable hero. The guardian of the forests. Keeps his eye in the wetlands. He has seen it all, he has heard it all. He knows it all, he is the master of ot all. But still he has a lot to see, to experience and to hear Resin-like blood in his veins. Hair like spruce needles. He had seen it all, heard it all, known it all. He ha mastered it all, seen it all, heard it all. He had known it all, mastered it all, seen it all. He had heard it all, known it all, mastered it all. He has seen the th was. The battles in his backyard. He saw the years of hunger. He lived through the famines. He has seen it all, he has heard it all. He knows it all, he is the master of ot all. But still he has a lot to see, to experience and to hear It wil take many more years Until the death carries the stump away. He had seen it all, heard it all, known it all. He ha mastered it all, seen it all, heard it all. He had known it all, mastered it all, seen it all. He had heard it all, known it all, mastered it all. The age of nine heroes. Has lived the old man. His roots in the frozen ground. Hardening his back skin He has seen it all, he has heard it all. He knows it all, he is the master of ot all. But still he has a lot to see, to experience and to hear He has seen it all, he has heard it all. He knows it all, he is the master of ot all. But still he has a lot to see, to experience and to hear He had seen it all, heard it all, known it all. He ha mastered it all, seen it all, heard it all. He had known it all, mastered it all, seen it all. He had heard it all, known it all, mastered it all [Korpiklaani note: Tervaskanto is not just a stump of a tree, but also a metaphor for an experienced old man, who knows about all aspects of life. All around the Fenno-Ugric language area man has always associated himself with a tree. This can be seen in the significance of for example the wooden seitas of the Sami people or the sacred garden trees of the ancient Finns.]