I Would Hate Myself Too

“I would hate myself too.” A confession no god was meant to speak aloud. This dark Nordic ballad tells the story of Týr after the binding of Fenrir — not as a hero of triumph, but as a god carrying the unbearable weight of betrayal, sacrifice, and duty. Inspired closely by the Poetic Edda and Prose Edda, this song explores the silence left behind after the wolf took his hand… and trust died beside it. ⚔️ Dark Norse Music ⚔️ Týr and Fenrir Song ⚔️ Norse Mythology Music ⚔️ Viking Ballad ⚔️ Epic Nordic Folk ⚔️ Poetic Edda Inspired Music ⚔️ Dark Fantasy Music ⚔️ Ancient Norse Gods ⚔️ Fenrir Binding Story ⚔️ Emotional Viking Music This is not Hollywood mythology. This is sorrow carved from the old stories. If you enjoy dark atmospheric music, Norse mythology songs, Viking-inspired ballads, and Edda-faithful storytelling, pull closer to the fire and listen carefully. The old gods are still speaking. 🩸 Subscribe to Týr’s Confessions for original Norse mythology music, tragic ballads, and songs inspired by the ancient Eddas.