[00:00.00] 作词 : Marie-Claire Calvet
[00:01.00] 作曲 : Marco Sabiu
[00:10.68]It is now a time of peace and stability, and after numerous victorious battles,
[00:17.27]Charlemagne is taking a moment to reflect upon his achievements. With wife Hildegard by his side, they look forward to the time when his deeds will be known throughout the lands both far and wide; to a time when the name of Charlemagne will burst forth from the lips of every kinsman in the land, and to the beyond; to herald the deeds of a great visionary leader and crusader King.
[00:44.34]His beloved wife and Queen Hildegard, that beautiful and nubile Swabian princess who, in their twelve year long fruitful marriage was to bear nine children, including his future sons and heirs, was to take her husband by the hand and accompany him on his many campaigns. That dutiful and devoted, but by no means submissive Hildegard, was there to share in the moments when a new victory would be won by the Frankish people. Few things delighted the King more than sharing in his new found glory with loved ones, and even while out on campaign, these victories would sometimes be crowned by the birth of a new born, a new life.
[01:32.60]Now sharing this moment together, they both look forward to a long and happy future, to a time when the people of the great nations of Francia will live in harmony and prosperity, even long after they are departed... to a time when the might and far-reaching ambition of their just ruler, whose name would drive fear into the hearts of even the most battle-hardened, whose heroism on the field of battle and acts of clemency towards the enemy would time and again betoken victory and glory for his people and empire.

作词 : Marie-Claire Calvet
作曲 : Marco Sabiu
It is now a time of peace and stability, and after numerous victorious battles,
Charlemagne is taking a moment to reflect upon his achievements. With wife Hildegard by his side, they look forward to the time when his deeds will be known throughout the lands both far and wide; to a time when the name of Charlemagne will burst forth from the lips of every kinsman in the land, and to the beyond; to herald the deeds of a great visionary leader and crusader King.
His beloved wife and Queen Hildegard, that beautiful and nubile Swabian princess who, in their twelve year long fruitful marriage was to bear nine children, including his future sons and heirs, was to take her husband by the hand and accompany him on his many campaigns. That dutiful and devoted, but by no means submissive Hildegard, was there to share in the moments when a new victory would be won by the Frankish people. Few things delighted the King more than sharing in his new found glory with loved ones, and even while out on campaign, these victories would sometimes be crowned by the birth of a new born, a new life.
Now sharing this moment together, they both look forward to a long and happy future, to a time when the people of the great nations of Francia will live in harmony and prosperity, even long after they are departed... to a time when the might and far-reaching ambition of their just ruler, whose name would drive fear into the hearts of even the most battle-hardened, whose heroism on the field of battle and acts of clemency towards the enemy would time and again betoken victory and glory for his people and empire.