Capo: 3

Capo on 3rd fret Actually these chords are quite ok if you sing to it! You can play around with the Em in the second line of every verse, like changing it to a D. I saw that in other chords the last line of a verse th G is an Em but i think this souns better. Enjoy! :)

Far o^Emver the ^Dmisty m^Bmountain c^Emold To dungeons d^Deep and c^Bmaverns o^Emld We must ^Gaway ere ^Dbreak of d^Bmay To seek the ^Gpale enc^Dhanted g^Emold.

The dwarves of y^Emore made m^Di--g^Bmhty ^Emspells, While Hammers f^Dell like r^Bminging ^Embells In places de^Gep, where da^Drk things ^Bmsleep, In hallow h^Galls benea^Dth the f^Emells.

For ancient ki^Emng and ^Del-v^Bmish ^Emlord There many a gle^Daming go^Bmlden ho^Dard They shaped the wro^Gught, and li^Dght ^Bmthey caught To hide in ge^Gms on ^Dhilt of ^Emsword

On silver neckl^Emaces ^Dth-^Bmey st^Emrung The flowering st^Dars, on cr^Bmowns they ^Dhung The dragon-fi^Gre, in twi^Dsted wir^Bme They meshed the li^Gght of m^Doon and ^Emsun.

Far ov^Emer the mi^Dsty mount^Bmains co^Emld To dungeons de^Dep and ca^Bmverns ol^Emd We must aw^Gay, ere br^Deak of d^Bmay, To claim our l^Gong-For^Dgotten go^Emld.

Goblets they car^Emved th^Dere f^Bmor ^Emthemselves And harps of go^Dld; where no m^Bman ^Ddelves There lay a lo^Gng, and ma^Dny a so^Bmng Was sung un^Gheard by m^Den or elv^Emes.

They pines were roar^Eming ^Don t^Bmhe ^Emheight, The winds were moa^Dning ^Bmin the n^Dight. The fire was r^Ged, in fl^Daming spr^Bmead; The trees like to^Grches bl^Dazed with ^Emlight.

The b^Emells were rin^Dging ^Bmin the d^Emale And men looked u^Dp with f^Bmaces pa^Emle; The dragon's i^Gre more fier^Dce then ^Bmfire Laid low there tow^Gers and ho^Duses ^Emfrail.

The mountains smo^Emked ben^Death t^Bmhe ^Emmoon; The dwarves, the he^Dard the tr^Bmamp of ^Ddoom. They fled there ha^Gll to d^Dying f^Bmall Beneath his fe^Get, ben^Death the mo^Emon.

Far ov^Emer the mis^Dty moun^Bmtains gr^Emim To dungeons de^Dep and ca^Bmverns d^Emim We must aw^Gay, Ere br^Deak of d^Bmay, To win our ha^Emrps and go^Dld from h^Emim!

Howard Shore - Misty mountains cold