Song | Song of Beren and Luthien |
Artist | Caspar Reiff |
Album | The Lord of the Rings: Complete Songs & Poems |
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[00:29.85] | The leaves were long, the grass was green, |
[00:34.09] | The hemlock-umbels tall and fair, |
[00:38.45] | And in the glade a light was seen |
[00:43.18] | Of stars in shadow shimmering. |
[00:47.71] | Tinúviel was dancing there |
[00:52.39] | To music of a pipe unseen, |
[00:56.93] | And light of stars was in her hair, |
[01:01.47] | And in her raiment glimmering. |
[01:14.44] | There Beren came from mountains cold, |
[01:18.77] | And lost he wandered under leaves, |
[01:23.42] | And where the Elven-river rolled |
[01:27.89] | He walked alone and sorrowing. |
[01:32.46] | He peered between the hemlock-leaves |
[01:37.03] | And saw in wander flowers of gold |
[01:41.76] | Upon her mantle and her sleeves, |
[01:46.33] | And her hair like shadow following. |
[01:59.06] | Enchantment healed his weary feet |
[02:03.82] | That over hills were doomed to roam; |
[02:08.39] | And forth he hastened, strong and fleet, |
[02:12.68] | And grasped at moonbeams glistening. |
[02:17.12] | Through woven woods in Elvenhome |
[02:21.67] | She tightly fled on dancing feet, |
[02:26.20] | And left him lonely still to roam |
[02:30.83] | In the silent forest listening. |
[02:45.86] | He heard there oft the flying sound |
[02:49.72] | Of feet as light as linden-leaves, |
[02:54.24] | Or music welling underground, |
[02:58.77] | In hidden hollows quavering. |
[03:02.95] | Now withered lay the hemlock-sheaves, |
[03:07.38] | And one by one with sighing sound |
[03:12.01] | Whispering fell the beechen leaves |
[03:16.62] | In the wintry woodland wavering. |
[03:29.18] | He sought her ever, wandering far |
[03:33.45] | Where leaves of years were thickly strewn, |
[03:37.92] | By light of moon and ray of star |
[03:42.35] | In frosty heavens shivering. |
[03:46.63] | Her mantle glinted in the moon, |
[03:51.15] | As on a hill-top high and far |
[03:55.50] | She danced, and at her feet was strewn |
[04:00.72] | A mist of silver quivering. |
[04:22.93] | When winter passed, she came again, |
[04:26.70] | And her song released the sudden spring, |
[04:31.13] | Like rising lark, and falling rain, |
[04:35.05] | And melting water bubbling. |
[04:39.23] | He saw the elven-flowers spring |
[04:43.65] | About her feet, and healed again |
[04:48.11] | He longed by her to dance and sing |
[04:52.84] | Upon the grass untroubling. |
[05:07.46] | Again she fled, but swift he came. |
[05:11.34] | Tinúviel! Tinúviel! |
[05:16.07] | He called her by her elvish name; |
[05:20.09] | And there she halted listening. |
[05:24.59] | One moment stood she, and a spell |
[05:29.06] | His voice laid on her: Beren came, |
[05:33.68] | And doom fell on Tinúviel |
[05:38.67] | That in his arms lay glistening. |
[05:51.15] | As Beren looked into her eyes |
[05:55.23] | Within the shadows of her hair, |
[05:59.41] | The trembling starlight of the skies |
[06:03.55] | He saw there mirrored shimmering. |
[06:07.94] | Tinúviel the elven-fair, |
[06:12.88] | Immortal maiden elven-wise, |
[06:17.55] | About him cast her shadowy hair |
[06:22.45] | And arms like silver glimmering. |
[06:36.90] | Long was the way that fate them bore, |
[06:41.07] | O'er stony mountains cold and grey, |
[06:45.25] | Through halls of iron and darkling door, |
[06:49.64] | And woods of nightshade morrowless. |
[06:53.93] | The Sundering Seas between them lay, |
[06:58.30] | And yet at last they met once more, |
[07:02.98] | And long ago they passed away |
[07:08.01] | In the forest singing sorrowless. |
ti: | |
ar: | |
al: | |
[00:29.85] | The leaves were long, the grass was green, |
[00:34.09] | The hemlockumbels tall and fair, |
[00:38.45] | And in the glade a light was seen |
[00:43.18] | Of stars in shadow shimmering. |
[00:47.71] | Tinu viel was dancing there |
[00:52.39] | To music of a pipe unseen, |
[00:56.93] | And light of stars was in her hair, |
[01:01.47] | And in her raiment glimmering. |
[01:14.44] | There Beren came from mountains cold, |
[01:18.77] | And lost he wandered under leaves, |
[01:23.42] | And where the Elvenriver rolled |
[01:27.89] | He walked alone and sorrowing. |
[01:32.46] | He peered between the hemlockleaves |
[01:37.03] | And saw in wander flowers of gold |
[01:41.76] | Upon her mantle and her sleeves, |
[01:46.33] | And her hair like shadow following. |
[01:59.06] | Enchantment healed his weary feet |
[02:03.82] | That over hills were doomed to roam |
[02:08.39] | And forth he hastened, strong and fleet, |
[02:12.68] | And grasped at moonbeams glistening. |
[02:17.12] | Through woven woods in Elvenhome |
[02:21.67] | She tightly fled on dancing feet, |
[02:26.20] | And left him lonely still to roam |
[02:30.83] | In the silent forest listening. |
[02:45.86] | He heard there oft the flying sound |
[02:49.72] | Of feet as light as lindenleaves, |
[02:54.24] | Or music welling underground, |
[02:58.77] | In hidden hollows quavering. |
[03:02.95] | Now withered lay the hemlocksheaves, |
[03:07.38] | And one by one with sighing sound |
[03:12.01] | Whispering fell the beechen leaves |
[03:16.62] | In the wintry woodland wavering. |
[03:29.18] | He sought her ever, wandering far |
[03:33.45] | Where leaves of years were thickly strewn, |
[03:37.92] | By light of moon and ray of star |
[03:42.35] | In frosty heavens shivering. |
[03:46.63] | Her mantle glinted in the moon, |
[03:51.15] | As on a hilltop high and far |
[03:55.50] | She danced, and at her feet was strewn |
[04:00.72] | A mist of silver quivering. |
[04:22.93] | When winter passed, she came again, |
[04:26.70] | And her song released the sudden spring, |
[04:31.13] | Like rising lark, and falling rain, |
[04:35.05] | And melting water bubbling. |
[04:39.23] | He saw the elvenflowers spring |
[04:43.65] | About her feet, and healed again |
[04:48.11] | He longed by her to dance and sing |
[04:52.84] | Upon the grass untroubling. |
[05:07.46] | Again she fled, but swift he came. |
[05:11.34] | Tinu viel! Tinu viel! |
[05:16.07] | He called her by her elvish name |
[05:20.09] | And there she halted listening. |
[05:24.59] | One moment stood she, and a spell |
[05:29.06] | His voice laid on her: Beren came, |
[05:33.68] | And doom fell on Tinu viel |
[05:38.67] | That in his arms lay glistening. |
[05:51.15] | As Beren looked into her eyes |
[05:55.23] | Within the shadows of her hair, |
[05:59.41] | The trembling starlight of the skies |
[06:03.55] | He saw there mirrored shimmering. |
[06:07.94] | Tinu viel the elvenfair, |
[06:12.88] | Immortal maiden elvenwise, |
[06:17.55] | About him cast her shadowy hair |
[06:22.45] | And arms like silver glimmering. |
[06:36.90] | Long was the way that fate them bore, |
[06:41.07] | O' er stony mountains cold and grey, |
[06:45.25] | Through halls of iron and darkling door, |
[06:49.64] | And woods of nightshade morrowless. |
[06:53.93] | The Sundering Seas between them lay, |
[06:58.30] | And yet at last they met once more, |
[07:02.98] | And long ago they passed away |
[07:08.01] | In the forest singing sorrowless. |
ti: | |
ar: | |
al: | |
[00:29.85] | The leaves were long, the grass was green, |
[00:34.09] | The hemlockumbels tall and fair, |
[00:38.45] | And in the glade a light was seen |
[00:43.18] | Of stars in shadow shimmering. |
[00:47.71] | Tinú viel was dancing there |
[00:52.39] | To music of a pipe unseen, |
[00:56.93] | And light of stars was in her hair, |
[01:01.47] | And in her raiment glimmering. |
[01:14.44] | There Beren came from mountains cold, |
[01:18.77] | And lost he wandered under leaves, |
[01:23.42] | And where the Elvenriver rolled |
[01:27.89] | He walked alone and sorrowing. |
[01:32.46] | He peered between the hemlockleaves |
[01:37.03] | And saw in wander flowers of gold |
[01:41.76] | Upon her mantle and her sleeves, |
[01:46.33] | And her hair like shadow following. |
[01:59.06] | Enchantment healed his weary feet |
[02:03.82] | That over hills were doomed to roam |
[02:08.39] | And forth he hastened, strong and fleet, |
[02:12.68] | And grasped at moonbeams glistening. |
[02:17.12] | Through woven woods in Elvenhome |
[02:21.67] | She tightly fled on dancing feet, |
[02:26.20] | And left him lonely still to roam |
[02:30.83] | In the silent forest listening. |
[02:45.86] | He heard there oft the flying sound |
[02:49.72] | Of feet as light as lindenleaves, |
[02:54.24] | Or music welling underground, |
[02:58.77] | In hidden hollows quavering. |
[03:02.95] | Now withered lay the hemlocksheaves, |
[03:07.38] | And one by one with sighing sound |
[03:12.01] | Whispering fell the beechen leaves |
[03:16.62] | In the wintry woodland wavering. |
[03:29.18] | He sought her ever, wandering far |
[03:33.45] | Where leaves of years were thickly strewn, |
[03:37.92] | By light of moon and ray of star |
[03:42.35] | In frosty heavens shivering. |
[03:46.63] | Her mantle glinted in the moon, |
[03:51.15] | As on a hilltop high and far |
[03:55.50] | She danced, and at her feet was strewn |
[04:00.72] | A mist of silver quivering. |
[04:22.93] | When winter passed, she came again, |
[04:26.70] | And her song released the sudden spring, |
[04:31.13] | Like rising lark, and falling rain, |
[04:35.05] | And melting water bubbling. |
[04:39.23] | He saw the elvenflowers spring |
[04:43.65] | About her feet, and healed again |
[04:48.11] | He longed by her to dance and sing |
[04:52.84] | Upon the grass untroubling. |
[05:07.46] | Again she fled, but swift he came. |
[05:11.34] | Tinú viel! Tinú viel! |
[05:16.07] | He called her by her elvish name |
[05:20.09] | And there she halted listening. |
[05:24.59] | One moment stood she, and a spell |
[05:29.06] | His voice laid on her: Beren came, |
[05:33.68] | And doom fell on Tinú viel |
[05:38.67] | That in his arms lay glistening. |
[05:51.15] | As Beren looked into her eyes |
[05:55.23] | Within the shadows of her hair, |
[05:59.41] | The trembling starlight of the skies |
[06:03.55] | He saw there mirrored shimmering. |
[06:07.94] | Tinú viel the elvenfair, |
[06:12.88] | Immortal maiden elvenwise, |
[06:17.55] | About him cast her shadowy hair |
[06:22.45] | And arms like silver glimmering. |
[06:36.90] | Long was the way that fate them bore, |
[06:41.07] | O' er stony mountains cold and grey, |
[06:45.25] | Through halls of iron and darkling door, |
[06:49.64] | And woods of nightshade morrowless. |
[06:53.93] | The Sundering Seas between them lay, |
[06:58.30] | And yet at last they met once more, |
[07:02.98] | And long ago they passed away |
[07:08.01] | In the forest singing sorrowless. |