| Song | Sweet Goldberry |
| Artist | Glass hammer |
| Album | The Middle Earth Album |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| Old Tom Bombadil dozed upon the mound | |
| Snored so loud he was heard underground | |
| Dreaming was our Tom of his dearest lady fair | |
| Sweet Goldberry, dressed with flowers in her hair | |
| Sweet Goldberry, fresh as morning dew | |
| To the River Woman’s daughter I’ll remain forever true | |
| Old Ghost King in the barrow dank was waiting | |
| Chains he was a-rattling while spells he was a making | |
| Old Tom Bombadil had better wake form dreaming | |
| Of the River Daughter, her smile bright and gleaming | |
| Sweet Goldberry, fresh as morning dew | |
| To the River Woman’s daughter I’ll remain forever true | |
| Up rose the Barrow Wight with wicked sword a waving | |
| Up jumped Bombadil who then began a raving | |
| “Go back to your tomb now! Go far away from here! | |
| You’ve woken me from dreaming of my Goldberry dear!” | |
| Sweet Goldberry, fresh as morning dew | |
| To the River Woman’s daughter I’ll remain forever true | |
| Cursed was the Barrow King, no more he’d be a raising | |
| So Tom skipped home to the warm fire a-blazing | |
| Goldberry laughed out loud “Tom, how was your resting?” | |
| She’d heard all the goings on and surely now was jesting! | |
| Sweet Goldberry, fresh as morning dew | |
| To the River Woman’s daughter I’ll remain forever true |
| Old Tom Bombadil dozed upon the mound | |
| Snored so loud he was heard underground | |
| Dreaming was our Tom of his dearest lady fair | |
| Sweet Goldberry, dressed with flowers in her hair | |
| Sweet Goldberry, fresh as morning dew | |
| To the River Woman' s daughter I' ll remain forever true | |
| Old Ghost King in the barrow dank was waiting | |
| Chains he was arattling while spells he was a making | |
| Old Tom Bombadil had better wake form dreaming | |
| Of the River Daughter, her smile bright and gleaming | |
| Sweet Goldberry, fresh as morning dew | |
| To the River Woman' s daughter I' ll remain forever true | |
| Up rose the Barrow Wight with wicked sword a waving | |
| Up jumped Bombadil who then began a raving | |
| " Go back to your tomb now! Go far away from here! | |
| You' ve woken me from dreaming of my Goldberry dear!" | |
| Sweet Goldberry, fresh as morning dew | |
| To the River Woman' s daughter I' ll remain forever true | |
| Cursed was the Barrow King, no more he' d be a raising | |
| So Tom skipped home to the warm fire ablazing | |
| Goldberry laughed out loud " Tom, how was your resting?" | |
| She' d heard all the goings on and surely now was jesting! | |
| Sweet Goldberry, fresh as morning dew | |
| To the River Woman' s daughter I' ll remain forever true |
| Old Tom Bombadil dozed upon the mound | |
| Snored so loud he was heard underground | |
| Dreaming was our Tom of his dearest lady fair | |
| Sweet Goldberry, dressed with flowers in her hair | |
| Sweet Goldberry, fresh as morning dew | |
| To the River Woman' s daughter I' ll remain forever true | |
| Old Ghost King in the barrow dank was waiting | |
| Chains he was arattling while spells he was a making | |
| Old Tom Bombadil had better wake form dreaming | |
| Of the River Daughter, her smile bright and gleaming | |
| Sweet Goldberry, fresh as morning dew | |
| To the River Woman' s daughter I' ll remain forever true | |
| Up rose the Barrow Wight with wicked sword a waving | |
| Up jumped Bombadil who then began a raving | |
| " Go back to your tomb now! Go far away from here! | |
| You' ve woken me from dreaming of my Goldberry dear!" | |
| Sweet Goldberry, fresh as morning dew | |
| To the River Woman' s daughter I' ll remain forever true | |
| Cursed was the Barrow King, no more he' d be a raising | |
| So Tom skipped home to the warm fire ablazing | |
| Goldberry laughed out loud " Tom, how was your resting?" | |
| She' d heard all the goings on and surely now was jesting! | |
| Sweet Goldberry, fresh as morning dew | |
| To the River Woman' s daughter I' ll remain forever true |