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NEIL FINN 'the hobbit' - Song Of The Lonely Mountain

  / thehobbit.middleofmiddleearth     / silmarillion.sirpeterjackson   Far over the Misty Mountains rise Leave us standing upon the height What was before, we see once more Is our kingdom, a distant light Fiery mountain beneath the moon The words aren't spoken, we'll be there soon For home a song that echoes on And all who find us will know the tune Some folk we never forget Some kind we never forgive Haven't seen the back of us yet We'll fight as long as we live All eyes on the hidden door To the Lonely Mountain tall We'll ride in the gathering storm Until we get our long forgotten gold We lay under the Misty Mountains cold In slumbers deep, and dreams of gold We must awake, our lives to make And in the darkness a torch we hold From long ago when lanterns burned Until this day our hearts have yearned A fate unknown; the Arkenstone What was stolen must be returned We must away, and make the day To find our song, for heart and soul Some folk we never forget Some kind we never forgive Haven't seen the end of it yet We'll fight as long as we live All eyes on the hidden door To the Lonely Mountain bourne tall We'll ride in the gathering storm Till we get our long forgotten gold Far away the Misty Mountains cold. Director Sir Peter Jackson asked the Crowded House frontman to write Song of the Lonely Mountain, which plays as the final credits roll for the movie. The song will feature on the soundtrack for the movie due for release on December 11. The Kiwi musician said he was told to get into a "dwarven state of mind" by Sir Peter, to shape the song to suit the adventure movie. "After some days of mining underground (Sir Peter's office) I emerged with the song, then set about recording it with my sons Elroy and Liam. "David Fridmann came in at the end with a bold mix." The song, which tells a story of journeying over misty mountains, was developed from a "dark and mysterious" theme which the dwarves sing early on in the film. The international premiere for the film based on JRR Tolkien's book will be held in Wellington, New Zealand on November 28.