Here in Norway, we've got this remarkable tradition
The tradition of the national costume, only to be worn at special occasions
and its made out of wool my friend, stockings as swell as the stack.
The patern made by ?real and the same goes for the shape of the hat
You may wear it in a wedding, you may wear it at a birthday, could be someones child being babtized,
could even be the seventeenth of may.
Through decoration ones power is revealed, the more silver - higher the class
women may use a purse if they want to, men have a piece of leather in their ass

Bunaaaad, buuuunaaaad, that is the name of our national coustume, girl.
When its a bridery, and silver lays worth, honey
?when it spuonce pants and rivens eats up, a model of beauty and.?
'Cus, with my bunad oh, I am unbeatable baby, so superior, god damn, I feel good.
Don't let my kingdom of ?halfdance, go blow you away. go blow you away, blow you away.

aaaaah, thats a nice piece of bunad you got there honey, where is it from, huh?, huh?
Åren? aah, now let me show you pika mi.
Heard about Hulda Garborg? Who Hilde Bagga? No, Hulda Garborg, the woman who started "save the bunad", she even wrote a book about the subject back in 1903
wow, 1903eh?, yeah, damn right, good old 1903.
If you want to know more about bunads, contact the Norwegian council for foreign costumes or Husfliden, they have all the information you'll need.
Doesn't it get extremly hot inside those things, especially in summer times? Yes, that i can sign under on my ?nails

Bunaaaad, buunaaa'aaad, that is the name of our national costume girl,
When its a bridery, and silver lays worth, honey
?when it spuonce pants and rivens you know,no smoking could ever compare
'Cus, with my bunad oh, I am unbeatable baby, so superior, god damn, I feel good.
Don't let my kingdom of ?halfdance, go blow you away. go blow you away, blow you away.