{{Language: Sindarin}} [instrumental intro] {{Irish/Celtic fiddles along with wooden flutes create an atmosphere of magic and mystery as a love story intertwines with world history.}} [verse 1] I dûath thand, i ram e-galad, I nadad mellon uin, thand a fael, Ae na i dû glaer brenathad, I elenath dhû aerlir. Tinúviel ned danath An mîr i phil chanad, A elenath na hi gwennad, A i hon ned golenwir. [instrumental break] {{The rising voices of the choir humming the melody intertwine with the Irish fiddle and wooden flute to further immerse the listener in the atmosphere of a magical story.}} [verse 2] Beren hlas thalion nadad, A genidon nef caun gond, A na medhu i nethr daud, Ha eithaad ned tûr hain. Edir i nadad thand gawn A tirath i sendenad Vi mabh thand a hi gwann, A i hon nadh aerlir yaun. [verse 3] Rhaw eneth ú-vain hain aen, Naid adeliel thongol hain; A nor chanad, naur aen Nedhron thand golebin. Tadui nadad ned Imladris Vi dandalion na veleg rin, A nethar nadad i ardhil lin, A i hon doranwain. [instrumental break] {{An atmosphere of magic and beauty surrounds the Irish fiddle and flute, accentuated by the delicate striking of the Celtic harp strings, allowing the listeners time to be carried away by the melody}} [verse 4] I thanc ned amdir hain i mabh, Hebannad henid linnar dan, Naid adeliel i fîr hain Vi nachad lín aerlir. Ha na i dûath thrand hain suil, I chenedad aníron lin, A erin aerlir onnadad, Mi thand ned aear, dros. [solo flute] [outro] Tadad hain i nethril hain ae, A i neth adar gwaith hain, Bain Angol adar nadad thand, Vi gelin le caun gwan. Hi nathlin gwaith aen A dan i gwingad vi bain, A naid o aerlir hain, Vi thand ned aear hai.
