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This is the complete Song of Eärendil. Through out the text there will be indicated the three different section. When chords are repeated close to each other they are longer. The interlude between 2 and 3might have some problems with the chords. I've added a version of the interlude that features the full poem. Feedback are apreciated. Capo 1 (if you do not have a capo transpose 1 up) --- PART 1 --- Intro: Bm Bm G A Bm Bm G G Bm Bm G A B Bm B
BEärendil was a mGariner G that tBmarried in AF#mrvernien; F#m he buBilt a boat of tGimber fEmelled iGmn NGimF#breF#mthil to jourBney in; B Bmher sails he wove of sGilver fair, G Bmof silver were F#mher lanterns made, F#m her Gprow Bmwas fashioned lGike a swan, G and F#mlight Aupon EherB banners laid. B
Instrumental: B A D F#m Bm Bm
BmIn panoply of F#mancient kings, in chBmainéd rings he arF#mmoured him; his sDhining shield was sF#mcored with runes Gto ward all wAounds and hBmarm from him; his bBmow was made of dF#mragon-horn, his aDrrows shorn of eF#mbony; of sBmilver was his hF#mabergeon, his sF#cabbard Dof cF#halcedony; his swBord of steel was F#mvaliant, of Badamant his hAelmet tall, an Beagle-plume F#mupon his crest, Eupon his breast an Bemerald. B
Instrumental: Bm G G Bm A A B B
BenBmeath the Moon and F#munder star he Bmwandered far from nDorthern strands, beBmwildered on enF#mchanted ways Gbeyond the dAays of mBmortal lands. From gBnashing of the NEmarrow Ice where shBadow lies on frEmozen hills, from nBether heats and bEmurning waste he tCurned in haste, and rBoving still on sAmtarless waters fBar astray at lAmast he came to NBight of Naught, and pAmassed, and never sBight he saw of shAmining shore nor lBight he sought. The Bwinds of wrath came drGiving him, and blBindly in the fF#moam he fled from wBest to east and Gerrandless, unF#mheraldEed he hBomeward sped.
--- PART 2 --- Instrumental: B Bm G7 A B Bm B Bm G F#m G Em C# C#
TF#mhere flying Elwing cEame to him, and flF#ame was in the daErkness lit; more brF#ight than light of dEiamond the fC#mire upon her cF#arcanet. The SF#milmaril she bEound on him and cF#mrowned him with the lEiving light and dF#mauntless then with bEurning brow he tGurned his prow; and F#in the night from BmOtherworld bF#meyond the Sea there stDrong and free a sF#mtorm arose, a wBmind of power in TF#marmenel; by pBmaths that seldom mF#ortal goes his F#mboat it bore with bDiting breath as mEight of death acF#mross the grey and lBmong forsaken sF#meas distressed; from eEast to west he pF#assed away. F# F#mThrough Evernight he bDack was borne on bF#lack and roaring wC#maves that ran o'er lF#eagues unlit and fDoundered shores that drC#mowned bBefore tF#he Days began, Bmuntil he heard on sF#mtrands of pearl where Dends the world the mF#music long, where Bmever-foaming bF#millows roll the yEellow gold and jF#ewels wan. He sF#aw the Mountain sDilent rise where twF#ilight lies upC#mon the knees of VF#alinor, and DEldamar behC#meld aBfar beyF#ond the seas. F#A wanderer escC#aped from night F#to haven white he cBame at lEast, to F#Elvenhome the gC#reen and fair where kBeen the air, where pF#ale as glass beneaEth the Hill of F#Ilmarin a-glimEmer in a vF#alley sheer the lEamplit tEmowers of TF#irion are mEirrored on the SF#hadowmere.
Instrumental: Bm Bm B Bm G A B Bm
He tBmarried there from Gerrantry, G and mDelodies they tAaught to him, A and sBmages old him mGarvels told, G and hDarps of gold they brAought to him. A They clBmothed him then in eGlven-white, G and sDeven lights befAore him sent, A as thBmrough the CalacGirian G to hDidden land forlAorn he went. A He cBmame unto the tGimeless halls where sBmhining fall the cGountless years, and Bmendless reigns the GElder King in BmIlmarin on MGountain sheer; and Bmwords unheard were spGoken then of fAolk of Men and BmElven-kin, bEmeyond the world were vBmisions showed forbAid to those that dwBell thereinBm.
--- Interlude ---
A ElBmbereth GilthGoniel! SilF#mivren pDenna mBmiriel O mGenel aglar F#melenath GilthAoniel, A! ElberBmeth! We stBmill remember, wGe who dwells in tDhis far land benBmeath the trees the starlight oGn the wF#mestern sAeas
--- Full A Elbereth Gilthoniel poem ---
A ElBmbereth GilthGoniel! SilF#mivren pDenna mBmiriel O mGenel aglar F#melenath! Na-cAhaered palan-dBmiriel o gaBmladhremmin eGnnorath, FanDuilos, le lBminnathon nef aear, sGi nef F#maearAon
--- # --- --- PART 3 --- Instrumental: Bm A
A shBip then new they bF#muilt for him of mDithril and of eGlven-glAass with shBmining prow; no sGhaven oar nor sDail she bore on sAilver mast: the SBmilmaril as lGantern light and bBmanner bright with lAiving flame to glBmeam thereon by GElbereth hersDelf was set, who thAither came and wEmings immortal mBmade for him, and lEmaid on him undyBming doom, to sGail the shoreless skBmies and come behF#ind the SAun and lBmight of MoBon. B From EBmverevBen's lGofty hills where sBoftly silver fF#mountains fall his wBings him bore, a wGandering light, bF#meyond the mF#ighty MBountain Wall. From WBorld's End there he tBmurned away, and yF#mearned aBgain to fEmind afar his hBome through shadows jF#mourneying, and bEurning as an iBsland star B on hAigh aAmbove the mBists he came, a dAmistant flame beBfore the Sun, a wAonder ere the wBaking dawn where grAey the Norland wBaters run. B
Instrumental: B B A A F#m E B B Bm G Bm G B B
And ovBer Middle-Emearth he pGassed G and hDeard at last the wBmeeping sF#more F#m of wBmomen and of Gelven-maids G in DElder F#mDays, in years of yGore. G But oEmn him mighty doom was lBmaid, till MEmoon should fade, an Bmorbéd star to pEmass, and tarry nBmever more on HAither Shores where MBortals are; B for eBver still a heGrald on G an Berrand that should nF#mever rest F#m to bBear his shining lGamp afar, G the FlF#mammifF#mer of WBesternesse. B
Outro: E Em Em Bm Bm G A B