Update 12/03 Additional commentary by David Salo: ( David Salo's reconstruction of Khuzdul language)and until exact lyrics are published translation will remain unknown. Translation is, of course, unknown because this is neo-Khuzdul Many thanks to Danijel Legin, who put together this hypothetical reconstruction. ![]() (I'm little puzzled about this, because GURD! is part of The Abyss poem, but it is possible that The Abyss was written earlier, before Howard was composing for Two Towers,or it could be part of the second poem in Khuzdul used in A Journey in the Dark.) On the soundtrack it could also be URKHAS ARRÂS because it is very unclear, but I don't think thats what they are singing.) (This is one of very problematic places because it sounds like ASKAKARE, and also, in the movie, in this scene music is very loud, especially men's choir, so you can hear lyrics better, and there is very clear that they pronounce ASKAKARE. (very unclear, working on that part momentarily) (sounds like TANI TARAHI, but there is no such text in the published poem) Tolkien, performed by Viggo Mortensen (Aragorn), translated into In The Black Rider, At the Sign of the Prancing Pony, A Sung by the departing Elves seen by Frodo and Sam in the Shire. Taken from the poem "Snow-white, snow-white." in the 3rd chapter of FOTR. The eyes and breath your which are brilliant.' Music by Howard Shore, lyrics by Phillipa BoyensĪnd stream that falls from hill to plain! Tolkien's Languages in the LOTR SoundtrackĪnd Danijel Legin, for permission to use the Khazad-Dum lyrics reconstruction.Įxcerpt from David Salo regarding the Khazad-Dum lyrics is from this Q&A session with Unofficial Muse - many thanks! ![]() Hobbit Drinking Song: Edoras Table version The Bridge of Khazad-Dum ,with commentary
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