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Into the West - Clamavi De Profundis

Please check out our Patreon page! We are very grateful for your support of our music!   / clamavideprofundis   Apple Music/iTunes Link: Coming Soon! Amazon Link: https://tinyurl.com/449cn8sk Spotify Link: https://goo.gl/VPuVVT Twitter:   / clamavide   We greatly appreciate our viewers and thank you all for your support of our music! Here is our version of "Into the West" from the Return of the King movie. We hope you enjoy it:) Description: We wanted to make a memorable version of this piece that would honor its legacy as well as tap into our group’s potential. We begin the piece in a format typical to our sound, as heard in our cover of “The Last Goodbye” wherein the melody trades off frequently between the men. Then in the second half of the piece, it passes to the ladies’ voices who carry this sentimental melody in Elvish, a language that we think encapsulates the heart of the meaning of the piece. Though we do not possess the expertise to translate the original lyrics of Into the West, we thought it was almost more fitting to use actual passages from Tolkien’s works that still very much nod to the meaning of the text: that this life is stricken with tears, but that death is the doorway to a life of eternal bliss. Lyrics: Lay down Your sweet and weary head Night is falling You have come to journey's end Sleep now and dream of the ones who came before They are calling From across the distant shore Why do you weep? What are these tears upon your face? Soon you will see All of your fears will pass away Safe in my arms You're only sleeping What can you see On the horizon? Why do the white gulls call? Across the sea A pale moon rises The ships have come To carry you home And all will turn to silver glass A light on the water Grey ships pass Into the West Ilya i polilvë cilmë ná ta i óra men carë lúmesse i na men antaina. Á lelya séressë! callesë lissevë Lá quetuvan áva nainalyë menelenna andúneva cennen elen effírala ilquain i úar Ma nosselya mistar oar? Harë na i lúmë Nan morë na i tielya; cennen elen ortala I Firini tirir i mallë i mittanya Earenna