Karen Kahan, also known as Wyndreth Berginsdottir, wrote this song in the 1990s, inspired by her Norse heritage and Heathenry (Norse/Germanic paganism).
I’ve seen people from the native indigenous side and Celtic side claim it was meant for the both of us. Why? Bc we were all called savages by the way we looked and the way our culture was. I truly believe we should have some sort of bond bc we are strong together. 💚🍀🤎🪶
I totally agree, though it was originally made by a nordic woman to represent the nordic women, but I am certain that she does not mind other cultures using it to represent them too.
With the native side - We don't cut our hair because of our culture. We won't lower our voices, because we were silenced before. We are all our mothers savage daughters..
@@laylameesto5330 I agree now that I’m learning more about my Cherokee Native American blood it just makes me feel a lot stronger especially being African American too. 💯
@@MsMilitaryBrat I am plains cree. Many bad things happened to all our people. I love how our people survived what happened, and we are continuing as much traditions as we can. Both men and women don't cut their hair in my culture. They only cut it for a new start. It's your strength. The 3 strands each have meanings. And we will not lower our voices and we are letting everyone know how strong and capable we are
Funny, the image used as thumbnail depicts the Austrian Emperess Sissy, while she was staying on the Greek island of Corfu to recover from tuberculosis. She loved the island so much, that she had a little palace built for herself there, called the Achilleon. It is said, that this painting was kept in the emperor´s private rooms because of its rawness, and only he was allowed to look at it.
The irony is that she was obsessed with her physical appearance, very different from the message of this song. I read up on Empress Elizabeth after reading your comment, and learned about a historical figure from my own gene pool today. Thank you.
My daughter sent me the link to this beautiful song, because I always tell her, when she feels low, to remember whose daughter she is and to straighten her crown. I've been standing up for women's rights all my life.
Heard this song for the first time today on a Native American website. I’m Celtic & Northern European by blood! I’ve always been drawn to this form of music! It’s definitely must be in our genes for all women to feel this connection.
This is the best thing ever that RUclips algorithm recommended. It reminds me of my own roots and my own temperament. I'm not from the Indigenous Peoples, or even Celtic/Irish, but I'm a descendant of a peoples just as old, and just as fierce, who boosted many warriors queens and savage daughters through the millenia. I'm amazigh and this song makes me proud to be. Our people's voices were lowered because of Islam just like their Celtic and indigenous peoples were lowered by Christianity, but this song makes me feel that we don't have to comply with their ideals, we have our own, which are far older and ancient and better in some ways, and celebrating women was one of those ancient ideals that should be brought back. My people are matriarchal and the women are the fiercest you'll ever meet, proud lionesses who will fight tooth and nail and run barefoot on thorns and that's something that I find beautiful.
I recently heard that song for the first time and it magnetised my. I am searching for info but I don t get it. Is Karen and Wyndreth Berginsdottir the same person? Why there are no info, no wiki page for Wymdreth Berginsdottir? Any info would be great!thanx
@@Anjelikification Hi! Yes Karen Kahan and Wyndreth are the same person. Karen is her modern name, and Wyndreth her SCA name (Society for Creative Anachronism) I don't have any info regarding wiki, but I do have a website that may help? wyndrethsavagedaughtershieldmaid.bandcamp.com/track/my-mothers-savage-daughter-studio-2 and also one of her youtube vid of the song, singing it with friends: ruclips.net/video/JccjHsNlC3Y/видео.html She is also on Facebook. :)
I'm not native, nor irish, but this song. This song is so beautiful that it gives me goosebumps and just like the others, i felt it in my soul, this song speaks to me. I stumbled upon this on a playlist and now i can't stop listening to it💕
This song was created for every race. It was written in 1990 by an American woman who wrote it for her Norse heritage. But she states anyone can use it to feel empowered
When I first listen this song I felt so moved. I saw myself surrounded by nature and made me think about my mother's lineage and felt linked with every woman. There is a powerful call in this song.
Seems symbolic how her voice is actually cut off at the end. Makes me very sad. I believe that is the goal of the song. To make you feel empowered but then remember how powerful women were and still are brutally silenced.
And now I have a world of savage sisters, because as much as I love my mom I feel like this song calls on an older and more primal mother. And even if I just sing it to myself, alone, it feels joyful to raise my voice in it.
I love this song, I’d love to hear it with the missing verse. Chorus: I am my mother's savage daughter, the one who runs barefoot cursing sharp stones. I am my mother's savage daughter, I will not cut my hair, I will not lower my voice. My mother's child is a savage, She looks for her omens in the colors of stones, In the faces of cats, in the fall of feathers, In the dancing of fire and the curve of old bones. (Chorus) My mother's child dances in darkness, And sings heathen songs by the light of the moon, And watches the stars and renames the planets, And dreams she can reach them with a song and a broom. (Chorus) My mother's child curses too loud and too often, My mother's child laughs too hard and too long, And howls at the moon and sleeps in ditches, And clumsily raises her voice in this song. (Chorus) Now we all are brought forth out of darkness and water, Brought into this world through blood and through pain, And deep in our bones, the old songs are wakening, So sing them with voices of thunder and rain. (Chorus x3) We are our mother's savage daughters, The ones who run barefoot cursing sharp stones. We are our mother's savage daughters, We will not cut our hair, We will not lower our voice.
The amount I can relate to this song is almost scary, normally when I love something I go on for hours about it's intricacies and why I like it but this leaves me speechless. I would be happy to show someone this song when they ask me who I am.
I absolutely adore this song, I felt very drawn to it when I heard it for the first time (as we're my young daughters). Only to then find out I come from a Celtic bloodline. Explains my red hair I suppose. I've always felt I was born in the wrong Era, the tone this song sets reminds me of that. X
People say they were born in the wrong era all the time which I understand, we create the era we live in though. We create our cultures. That's why they're always changing.
Chorus: I am my mother's savage daughter, the one who runs barefoot cursing sharp stones. I am my mother's savage daughter, I will not cut my hair, I will not lower my voice. My mother's child is a savage, She looks for her omens in the colors of stones, In the faces of cats, in the fall of feathers, In the dancing of fire and the curve of old bones. (Chorus) My mother's child dances in darkness, And sings heathen songs by the light of the moon, And watches the stars and renames the planets, And dreams she can reach them with a song and a broom. (Chorus) My mother's child curses too loud and too often, My mother's child laughs too hard and too long, And howls at the moon and sleeps in ditches, And clumsily raises her voice in this song. (Chorus) Now we all are brought forth out of darkness and water, Brought into this world through blood and through pain, And deep in our bones, the old songs are wakening, So sing them with voices of thunder and rain. (Chorus x3) We are our mother's savage daughters, The ones who run barefoot cursing sharp stones. We are our mother's savage daughters, We will not cut our hair, We will not lower our voice
Yes, me too. As I was a witch.. This reminds me of the hopeless indigenous children forced to go into resident schools. Their hairs were cut. Their were forced to be christian. Their were taken from their homes and forced to speak in English.
@@idaayers9120 That's literally what it's about. The woman who wrote the song wrote it from the perspective of Nordic and Pagan women fighting back against the Christianity that forced them to chop off their hair and shut up unless they were speaking the Gospel.
This hits the mark … my mother was a not so nice person. I ran wild and was often if fights. I was a tomboy. I was not looked after or cared about. I learned early that that was just how it was. Didn’t waste time letting it bother me. But I was a savage … sometimes I still am. I’m Scottish, Norwegian, Swedish, Irish and First Nation. I have no father or siblings. It’s amazing I’m a decent person. Hope and healing to all who relate. ❤
Wyndreth definitely gets credit and kudos for the lyrics, but (and correct me if I'm wrong) I'm pretty sure the vocals on this version are from Sarah Hester Ross.
I was thinking the same thing, It sounds exactly like sarahs cover but also maybe Sarah was just good at mimicking wyndreths voice and pulled it off? Idk lol
@@VisualHugs it's actually not, if you go back and forth between this one and Sarah's cover you can hear the difference in voices, I actually tried it lol and they sound so similar but wyndreths voice is raspier slightly, this version is from one of her performances though so that's why it doesn't sound the same as when she just performed for a few people outside
Every human on the earth is a cousin (of varying degrees of removal) of every other. (There’s actual mathematical proof of this.) We are all far more connected than we imagine. We should celebrate our differences and similarities; I feel that this song is a motion towards that.
no it isnt lol Shes an Elderly woman. Her version is less "beautiful" but has actual soul. Grit, and POWER. I highly recommend looking for it. The thumbnail is her standing outside, the sound quality isnt squeaky clean but now listening to this one, it sounds so soulness in comparison.
This one’s a fake. It claims to be by the original and even named the original artist, but if you listen closely it’s a faded recording of the new song by Sarah Hester Ross
I am my mother's savage daughter The one who runs barefoot Cursing sharp stones I am my mother's savage daughter I will not cut my hair I will not lower my voice My mother's child is a savage She looks for her omens in the colors of stones In the faces of cats, in the fall of feathers In the dancing of fire In the curve of old bones I am my mother's savage daughter The one who runs barefoot Cursing sharp stones I am my mother's savage daughter I will not cut my hair I will not lower my voice My mother's child dances in darkness She sings heathen songs By the light of the moon And watches the stars and renames the planets And dreams she can reach them With a song and a broom I am my mother's savage daughter The one who runs barefoot Cursing sharp stones I am my mother's savage daughter I will not cut my hair I will not lower my voice We are all brought forth out of darkness Into this world, through blood and through pain And deep in our bones, the old songs are waking So sing them with voices if thunder and rain We are our mother's savage daughters The ones who run barefoot Cursing sharp stones We are our mother's savage daughters We will not cut our hair We will not lower our voice We are our mother's savage daughters The ones who run barefoot Cursing sharp stones We are our mother's savage daughters We will not cut our hair We will not lower our voice We are our mother's savage daughters The ones who run barefoot Cursing sharp stones We are our mother's savage daughters We will not cut our hair We will not lower our voice
She did not. She never claimed this song to be her own, and the artist was paid for Sarah’s Cover. Don’t discredit Artists. Sarah did exactly what she should have.
i thinking that most people don't really know the original, I found this song by Sarah actually. and discover months later the original singer was Wynderth :)
My Mother's Savage Daughter was written by Mistress Wyndreth Berginsdottir back in the mid 90's. Her modern name is Karen Kahan. It is a viking/norse song. Ms Ross stole and sold the song, claiming it was her own. Please edit your information to reflect this and give credit to the actual artist. Thanks much!! wyndrethsavagedaughtershieldmaid.bandcamp.com/album/my-mothers-savage-daughter-original-1997-release
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Karen Kahan, also known as Wyndreth Berginsdottir, wrote this song in the 1990s, inspired by her Norse heritage and Heathenry (Norse/Germanic paganism).
I come here when times are hard to remind me that I am my mothers savage daughter.
me too
SAMEEEE!!!👐👐👐
The one who runs barefoot cursing sharp stones!
I love you , sweet savage Dahlia, & you are , your mother's savage daugther & more your own ... 💚🙏💖💫👏✨❇💟❇🎶🎵🎼🎻🗡🛡
I just did the same. ((Hugs))
When I hear "I will not lower my voice" something catches in my throat. Ironically.
I’ve seen people from the native indigenous side and Celtic side claim it was meant for the both of us. Why? Bc we were all called savages by the way we looked and the way our culture was. I truly believe we should have some sort of bond bc we are strong together. 💚🍀🤎🪶
I totally agree, though it was originally made by a nordic woman to represent the nordic women, but I am certain that she does not mind other cultures using it to represent them too.
With the native side - We don't cut our hair because of our culture. We won't lower our voices, because we were silenced before. We are all our mothers savage daughters..
@@laylameesto5330 I agree now that I’m learning more about my Cherokee Native American blood it just makes me feel a lot stronger especially being African American too. 💯
@@MsMilitaryBrat I am plains cree. Many bad things happened to all our people. I love how our people survived what happened, and we are continuing as much traditions as we can. Both men and women don't cut their hair in my culture. They only cut it for a new start. It's your strength. The 3 strands each have meanings. And we will not lower our voices and we are letting everyone know how strong and capable we are
@@laylameesto5330 wow that was powerful 🤎🪶
Imagine women marching and singing this song together.
This is exactly what I was imagining and how powerful that would be ❤
I got goosebumps thinking of that we would be so powerful ❤️
Goosebumps just thinking of it
Imagine ten million men marching and singing along. It is time.
We should
Funny, the image used as thumbnail depicts the Austrian Emperess Sissy, while she was staying on the Greek island of Corfu to recover from tuberculosis. She loved the island so much, that she had a little palace built for herself there, called the Achilleon. It is said, that this painting was kept in the emperor´s private rooms because of its rawness, and only he was allowed to look at it.
The irony is that she was obsessed with her physical appearance, very different from the message of this song. I read up on Empress Elizabeth after reading your comment, and learned about a historical figure from my own gene pool today. Thank you.
Maybe she kept something wild deep inside, as every one does. Maybe that picture shows a gimpse of her soul.
My daughter sent me the link to this beautiful song, because I always tell her, when she feels low, to remember whose daughter she is and to straighten her crown. I've been standing up for women's rights all my life.
Heard this song for the first time today on a Native American website. I’m Celtic & Northern European by blood! I’ve always been drawn to this form of music! It’s definitely must be in our genes for all women to feel this connection.
Even my blondie kids n grandbabies are drawn to native EVERYTHING. Definitely runs thru my bloodline.
I cannot stop singing this song! It's so empowering! Speaks to the soul of women.
Yes its such an special song. I wonder from wherr is it. Is it from a movie or from irish classical culture?
It's from an SCA member about nordic culture but a lot of people have interpreted it as being celtic/indigenous
This is the best thing ever that RUclips algorithm recommended. It reminds me of my own roots and my own temperament. I'm not from the Indigenous Peoples, or even Celtic/Irish, but I'm a descendant of a peoples just as old, and just as fierce, who boosted many warriors queens and savage daughters through the millenia. I'm amazigh and this song makes me proud to be. Our people's voices were lowered because of Islam just like their Celtic and indigenous peoples were lowered by Christianity, but this song makes me feel that we don't have to comply with their ideals, we have our own, which are far older and ancient and better in some ways, and celebrating women was one of those ancient ideals that should be brought back. My people are matriarchal and the women are the fiercest you'll ever meet, proud lionesses who will fight tooth and nail and run barefoot on thorns and that's something that I find beautiful.
You are iranian/persian right?
No I am not
Thank you for giving credit to Karen/Wyndreth, Sure wish others here on RUclips would follow your example. :)
I recently heard that song for the first time and it magnetised my. I am searching for info but I don t get it. Is Karen and Wyndreth Berginsdottir the same person? Why there are no info, no wiki page for Wymdreth Berginsdottir? Any info would be great!thanx
@@Anjelikification Hi! Yes Karen Kahan and Wyndreth are the same person. Karen is her modern name, and Wyndreth her SCA name (Society for Creative Anachronism) I don't have any info regarding wiki, but I do have a website that may help?
wyndrethsavagedaughtershieldmaid.bandcamp.com/track/my-mothers-savage-daughter-studio-2
and also one of her youtube vid of the song, singing it with friends:
ruclips.net/video/JccjHsNlC3Y/видео.html
She is also on Facebook. :)
@@Anjelikification they are the same person, yes.
I'm not native, nor irish, but this song. This song is so beautiful that it gives me goosebumps and just like the others, i felt it in my soul, this song speaks to me. I stumbled upon this on a playlist and now i can't stop listening to it💕
This song was created for every race. It was written in 1990 by an American woman who wrote it for her Norse heritage. But she states anyone can use it to feel empowered
When I first listen this song I felt so moved. I saw myself surrounded by nature and made me think about my mother's lineage and felt linked with every woman. There is a powerful call in this song.
Listening to this song while trying to get my sister out of an abusive and toxic marriage
Indeed we are the savage daughters
May you be successful and you both emerge victorious and safe. Blessed Be.
Seems symbolic how her voice is actually cut off at the end. Makes me very sad. I believe that is the goal of the song. To make you feel empowered but then remember how powerful women were and still are brutally silenced.
It's just a coincidence. Maybe her voice is cut off bc the person who edited this video didn't have the full song.
thats a good interpretation! but i do believe it was just a technical error :)
Touches my soul, wild free and strong. Blessings
I'm crying because I have cut my hair, I have lowered my voice and from now on I'm choosing not to, I'm reclaiming myself
Why you have make that
Lila~ AMEN!
And now I have a world of savage sisters, because as much as I love my mom I feel like this song calls on an older and more primal mother.
And even if I just sing it to myself, alone, it feels joyful to raise my voice in it.
I had a terrible day and my mother sent me this song and several butterflies♥️♥️♥️
Anna~ You have a great mama.
I love this song, I’d love to hear it with the missing verse.
Chorus:
I am my mother's savage daughter,
the one who runs barefoot cursing sharp stones.
I am my mother's savage daughter,
I will not cut my hair, I will not lower my voice.
My mother's child is a savage,
She looks for her omens in the colors of stones,
In the faces of cats, in the fall of feathers,
In the dancing of fire and the curve of old bones.
(Chorus)
My mother's child dances in darkness,
And sings heathen songs by the light of the moon,
And watches the stars and renames the planets,
And dreams she can reach them with a song and a broom.
(Chorus)
My mother's child curses too loud and too often,
My mother's child laughs too hard and too long,
And howls at the moon and sleeps in ditches,
And clumsily raises her voice in this song.
(Chorus)
Now we all are brought forth out of darkness and water,
Brought into this world through blood and through pain,
And deep in our bones, the old songs are wakening,
So sing them with voices of thunder and rain.
(Chorus x3)
We are our mother's savage daughters,
The ones who run barefoot cursing sharp stones.
We are our mother's savage daughters,
We will not cut our hair, We will not lower our voice.
This is the war song we sing when a sister is hurt
I am Norse and Irish. This touches me. Women need to be strong
I will sing this to my daughters
The amount I can relate to this song is almost scary, normally when I love something I go on for hours about it's intricacies and why I like it but this leaves me speechless. I would be happy to show someone this song when they ask me who I am.
I absolutely adore this song, I felt very drawn to it when I heard it for the first time (as we're my young daughters).
Only to then find out I come from a Celtic bloodline.
Explains my red hair I suppose.
I've always felt I was born in the wrong Era, the tone this song sets reminds me of that. X
People say they were born in the wrong era all the time which I understand, we create the era we live in though. We create our cultures. That's why they're always changing.
we are all out of water and darkness, brought into this world through blood and
❤❤❤❤….something about this song just drew me in. Beautiful
Chorus:
I am my mother's savage daughter,
the one who runs barefoot cursing sharp stones.
I am my mother's savage daughter,
I will not cut my hair, I will not lower my voice.
My mother's child is a savage,
She looks for her omens in the colors of stones,
In the faces of cats, in the fall of feathers,
In the dancing of fire and the curve of old bones.
(Chorus)
My mother's child dances in darkness,
And sings heathen songs by the light of the moon,
And watches the stars and renames the planets,
And dreams she can reach them with a song and a broom.
(Chorus)
My mother's child curses too loud and too often,
My mother's child laughs too hard and too long,
And howls at the moon and sleeps in ditches,
And clumsily raises her voice in this song.
(Chorus)
Now we all are brought forth out of darkness and water,
Brought into this world through blood and through pain,
And deep in our bones, the old songs are wakening,
So sing them with voices of thunder and rain.
(Chorus x3)
We are our mother's savage daughters,
The ones who run barefoot cursing sharp stones.
We are our mother's savage daughters,
We will not cut our hair, We will not lower our voice
Thank you for providing all of it!!!!
❤
Empress Elisabeth is awesome but she's an odd choice of photo for this song.
Probably her long hair.
I love this!! My hair is very long so I feel like this song was meant for me lol
Wyndreth is my savior!
this screams christian vs wiccan&pagan vibes
Yes, me too. As I was a witch.. This reminds me of the hopeless indigenous children forced to go into resident schools. Their hairs were cut. Their were forced to be christian. Their were taken from their homes and forced to speak in English.
Lil witch~ VS?? I disagree.
@@idaayers9120 That's literally what it's about. The woman who wrote the song wrote it from the perspective of Nordic and Pagan women fighting back against the Christianity that forced them to chop off their hair and shut up unless they were speaking the Gospel.
It's for any woman, no matter what color she is. It is the power of "the feminine" in all women.
I remember hearing this from the original singer in person....... wow
my soul has finally found its song!
thank you for crediting the original artist and the cover artist both
Such a wonderful song.
This hits the mark … my mother was a not so nice person. I ran wild and was often if fights. I was a tomboy. I was not looked after or cared about. I learned early that that was just how it was. Didn’t waste time letting it bother me. But I was a savage … sometimes I still am.
I’m Scottish, Norwegian, Swedish, Irish and First Nation.
I have no father or siblings.
It’s amazing I’m a decent person. Hope and healing to all who relate. ❤
Brings tears to my eyes
Wyndreth definitely gets credit and kudos for the lyrics, but (and correct me if I'm wrong) I'm pretty sure the vocals on this version are from Sarah Hester Ross.
No, it's Wyndreth. Sarah did a cover of it though.
I was thinking the same thing, It sounds exactly like sarahs cover but also maybe Sarah was just good at mimicking wyndreths voice and pulled it off? Idk lol
ruclips.net/video/PAuC6gX36tc/видео.html that's the link to hear Wyndreth actually sing it. This video version is 100% Sarah Hester Ross.
@@VisualHugs it's actually not, if you go back and forth between this one and Sarah's cover you can hear the difference in voices, I actually tried it lol and they sound so similar but wyndreths voice is raspier slightly, this version is from one of her performances though so that's why it doesn't sound the same as when she just performed for a few people outside
Thank you
me and my step mom love this song
plz
As a male I'm here vibing with my own feminine side and feminine energy
I support this fully yes 👑👑
Omg! This song is perfect for Blue from the Raven cycle. Please tell me you guys see it too!
love this soo ,much..
I love this!!
I have both celtic and native American heritage. It was originally nordic
why is the verse "My mothers child curses too loud and too often....." not included in this!
Ohmygoodness...it's like a spell.
We’re all savage daughters.
Im the savage daughter of my savage mother
This is the vocals by Sarah Hestor Ross.
It could easily be the soundtrack of the book "Women run with the wolves "
I listen to this when I feel disconnected from my pagan self. I will not lower my voice.
This song resembles me I don’t cut my hair or lower my voice
Every human on the earth is a cousin (of varying degrees of removal) of every other. (There’s actual mathematical proof of this.) We are all far more connected than we imagine. We should celebrate our differences and similarities; I feel that this song is a motion towards that.
Happy 100 views and 10 likes yeyy
26 thousand views now lol
I am here after the news of the day.
Me too ❤️
Does anyone know how I can find this on spotify, I see many versions but can't find this one.
Where is the version sung by wyndreth? This is not her. I would like to hear her version. Anyone have that link?
YES thanks MOM ❗❗❗
Is this Wyndreth singing?
no it isnt lol Shes an Elderly woman. Her version is less "beautiful" but has actual soul. Grit, and POWER. I highly recommend looking for it. The thumbnail is her standing outside, the sound quality isnt squeaky clean but now listening to this one, it sounds so soulness in comparison.
This one’s a fake. It claims to be by the original and even named the original artist, but if you listen closely it’s a faded recording of the new song by Sarah Hester Ross
I am my mother's savage daughter
The one who runs barefoot
Cursing sharp stones
I am my mother's savage daughter
I will not cut my hair
I will not lower my voice
My mother's child is a savage
She looks for her omens in the colors of stones
In the faces of cats, in the fall of feathers
In the dancing of fire
In the curve of old bones
I am my mother's savage daughter
The one who runs barefoot
Cursing sharp stones
I am my mother's savage daughter
I will not cut my hair
I will not lower my voice
My mother's child dances in darkness
She sings heathen songs
By the light of the moon
And watches the stars and renames the planets
And dreams she can reach them
With a song and a broom
I am my mother's savage daughter
The one who runs barefoot
Cursing sharp stones
I am my mother's savage daughter
I will not cut my hair
I will not lower my voice
We are all brought forth out of darkness
Into this world, through blood and through pain
And deep in our bones, the old songs are waking
So sing them with voices if thunder and rain
We are our mother's savage daughters
The ones who run barefoot
Cursing sharp stones
We are our mother's savage daughters
We will not cut our hair
We will not lower our voice
We are our mother's savage daughters
The ones who run barefoot
Cursing sharp stones
We are our mother's savage daughters
We will not cut our hair
We will not lower our voice
We are our mother's savage daughters
The ones who run barefoot
Cursing sharp stones
We are our mother's savage daughters
We will not cut our hair
We will not lower our voice
Wow.
This is not wyndreth’s voice this is sarah Hester Ross who has tried to pass this song as her own
She did not. She never claimed this song to be her own, and the artist was paid for Sarah’s Cover. Don’t discredit Artists. Sarah did exactly what she should have.
#stopline3
#stopline5
#nomvp
#honorthetreaties
You can hear the irishnesss
Some of us will never ask you to do either.
Women life freedom 🕊
I'm just curious why you show this as being by Sarah when it is actually a Cover by her of Wyndreth Berginsdottir's song...
i thinking that most people don't really know the original, I found this song by Sarah actually. and discover months later the original singer was Wynderth :)
Because Sarah tried claiming this as her song and selling it, when it was actually not, she just changed on verse of the original
Wow where is this song from?
For everyone wanting to hear the original artist - Wyndreth Berginsdottir - singing Savage Daughter: ruclips.net/video/PAuC6gX36tc/видео.html
Another one missing the middle verse.
what's the name of the painting? 👀 :3
I think it's the Portrait of Elizabeth of Bavaria by Franz Xaver Winterhalter
@@misakurobane8340 ahh thanks, but I found it out after a few mins after commenting this :D
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I am male and I am my mothers savage daughter.
22/1/22 i came here after i see on tiktok 🥰
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My Mother's Savage Daughter was written by Mistress Wyndreth Berginsdottir back in the mid 90's. Her modern name is Karen Kahan. It is a viking/norse song. Ms Ross stole and sold the song, claiming it was her own. Please edit your information to reflect this and give credit to the actual artist. Thanks much!!
wyndrethsavagedaughtershieldmaid.bandcamp.com/album/my-mothers-savage-daughter-original-1997-release
The lyrics are incorrect Rain should be Rein or REIGN Otherwise stunning
can you give us a shout out plz are names are sami and mia
Whose here from tiktok??
dady Loves you Mvhayv.
It's not native Indian, it's of celtic origin...
love you always Tyra Mvhayv you Drew Yvahv.
This isn’t the original ☹️
Me singing this with the longest hair in school 😌
Who came here from tiktok😗
I wonder why she uses a photo of empress Elisabeth with this song 😂
... onE of my AunTs has namEn
EliSabeTh.. . Her age +70
+sevenTy
this isn't wyndreth. this is the cover by the person who stole the song.
I am my parent's savage daughter.
Only witches sings dis... 😀... If you listen to the lyrics it's an allegory to a pagan ritual...
oh boo hoo then go away. srsly
@@darkdest6664 they do this on a spring solstice and their coven do this orgy of debachaury...., lesbian sex.... 😳
@@christophertadeo6120 😂😂😂