Tuning: E A D G B E

Words of J.R.R Tolkien wonderfully brought into music by Clamavi De Profundis. Please remark that transposing into another key may shift the chords from their original position due to the high amount of flats that will possibly go missing, so take that into account. [Intro] |Bm|Bm|A|A|G|E|Bm|Bm|A|A|G|Gbm|Bm| [Verse 1]

The l^Bmeaves were l^Gong, the g^Bmrass was g^Gbmreen, The h^Gemlock-^Bmumbels t^Dall and f^Aair, And ^Bmin the g^Glade a l^Dight was s^Emeen Of s^Emtars ^Ain s^Bmhadow sh^Dimmer^Aing. Tin^Duviel was d^Aancing th^Dere To m^Dusic of a p^Dipe uns^Aeen, And l^Bmight of st^Gars was ^Bmin her h^Aair, And ^Bmin her r^Aaiment gl^Gimmer^Aing.

[Bridge] |A D|E Bm|Bm|E B| [Verse 2]

There B^Beren c^Game from m^Dountains ^Gbmcold, And l^Gost ^Ahe ^Bmwandered ^Dunder l^Aeaves, And w^Bmhere the ^GElven-r^Giver ^Gbmrolled. He w^Galked al^Bmong and s^Dorrow^Aing. He p^Bmeered betw^Geen the h^Demlock-l^Aeaves And ^Bmsaw in w^Gonder f^Bmlowers of g^Aold U^Bmpon her ^Gbmmantle a^And her s^Bmleeves, G A Gbm G | G And her hair like shadow following.

[Bridge] |Bm G|A Gbm|G|Bm|Bm|Gb E|B|Abm|Dbm B| |Gb|Gb| [Verse 3]

Enc^Abmhantment healed his ^Abmweary f^Gbeet That^Abm over h^Eills were d^Eoomed to ^Gbroam; And f^Aborth he ^Abmhastened, st^Gbrong and fl^Eeet, And gr^Easped at ^Abmmoonbeams gl^Biste^Gbning. Through ^Abmwoven ^Gbwoods in ^EElven^Gbhome E Abm Abm Gb | Gb She lightly fled on dancing feet, And ^Abmleft him ^Gblonely ^Abmstill ^Eto roam Abm Gb Ebm E | E In the silent forest lis-ten-ing.

[Bridge] |Abm|Abm|E|Gb Ebm|Abm|Abm|E|Ebm| |Abm|Abm|Bbm| [Verse 4]

He ^Bbmheard there oft the f^Ablying s^Bbmound Of ^Gbfeet as ^Dblight as linden-^Fmleaves, Or ^Gbmusic ^Abwelling ^Bbmunderground, Gb Ab Fm Gb | Gb In hidden hollows quavering. Now ^Bbmwithered lay ^Dbthe ^Abhemlock-s^Bbmheaves, And ^Gbone by ^Dbone with ^Dbsighing ^Fmsound Wh^Gbispering ^Abfell the ^Bbmbeechen leaves Gb Ab Fm Ebm | Ebm In the wintry woodland wavering.

[Verse 5]

He ^Ebmsought her ^Bever, ^Dbwandering f^Bar Where l^Beaves of y^Gbears were thickly str^Bbmewn, By l^Bight of m^Dboon and ^Ebmray of star In fr^Bosty h^Dbeavens s^Bbmhiver^Bing. Her ^Ebmmantle glint^Gbed ^Dbin the m^Aboon, As ^Bon a hill-top ^Ebmhigh and ^Bbmfar She d^Banced, and ^Dbat her f^Beet was strewn B Db Bbm B | B A mist of silver quivering.

[Bridge] |B|Ebm5|Abm|Ebm|Ebm Gb|Gb B|B|Ebm| |Ebm Db Db Db|Db B|B|Ebm|Db|Db|Db|Ebm5| |Ebm5 Ebm|Ebm|Ebm|Bm7|Ebm|Ebm| [Verse 6]

When ^Ebmwinter passed, she came aga^Dbin, And her ^Ebmsong released the ^Gbsudden sp^Dbring, Like ^Gbrising l^Bark, and ^Gbfalling r^Bain, And ^Ebmmelting water ^Gbbubbel^Dbing. He ^Gbsaw the elven-f^Dblowers sp^Gbring A^Gbbout her feet, and healed aga^Dbin He ^Gblonged by h^Ber to ^Gbdance and ^Bbmsing Up^Bon the grass untroubel^Dbing.

[Verse 7]

^BbmA - ^Ebmgain she fled, but s^Dbwift he ^Ebmcame. Ti^Gbnuviel! Ti^Dbnuviel! He ^Ebmcalled her by her ^Gbelvish ^Dbname; And th^Bere she ^Dbhalted l^Bisten^Dbing. ^DbOne ^Ebmmoment stood she, and a spell His v^Gboice laid on her: ^DbBeren came, And ^Ebmdoom fell on Tin^Gbuvie^Dbl That ^Ebmin his ^Dbarms lay g^Ebmlisten^Dbing.

[Verse 8]

As ^EbmBeren looked in^Gbto her ^Dbeyes Wit^Ebmhin the shadows ^Dbof her hair, The ^Ebmtrembling starlight ^Gbof the s^Dbkies He ^Ebmsaw there ^Dbmirrored sh^Bimmer^Dbing. Ti^Ebmnuviel the ^Gbelven-f^Dbair, Imm^Gbortal maiden ^Abmelven-^Dbwise, A^Ebmbout him cast her s^Gbhadowy hair Ebm Db Ebm Db | Db And arms like silver glimmering.

Gb|Gb Fm Fm Fm|Fm [Verse 9]

^FmLong was the way that fate them ^Ebbore, O'er s^Fmtony mountains ^Abcold and g^Ebrey, Through ^Dbhalls of ^Fmiron and ^Ebdarkling ^Dbdoor, And ^Fmwoods of ^Abnightshade ^Abmorrowl^Fmess. The ^DbSundering Seas betw^Abeen them ^Eblay, Fm Db Eb | Eb And yet at last they met once more, Fm Eb Db | Db And long ag-o they passed away In the ^Dbforest s^Ebinging sorrowl^Bess.

Clamavi De Profundis - Song of beren and luthien