The Dimholt Road [English translation]
Go vegil tolo hí
Egor íriel firi
‘Ni men hen ú veth ‘war.
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Howard Shore
- country:Canada
- Languages:Sindarin, English (Old English), Quenya, English+3 more, Khuzdul, Black Speech, Adunaic
- Genre:Soundtrack
- Official site:http://www.howardshore.com/
- Wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Howard_Shore
Howard Shore Lyrics
- Don't Let Go lyrics
- Death of a King lyrics
- Death of a King [Croatian translation]
- Death of a King [English translation]
- Death of a King [Tongan translation]
- Death of a King [Chinese translation]
- Don't Let Go [Chinese translation]
- Don't Let Go [English translation]
- Don't Let Go [French translation]
- Don't Let Go [Croatian translation]
Howard Shore Featuring Lyrics
- A Shortcut to Mushrooms (French translation)
- An Ancient Enemy (French translation)
- A Good Omen lyrics
- An Ancient Enemy lyrics
- A Shortcut to Mushrooms (Chinese translation)
- A Shortcut to Mushrooms lyrics
- A Good Omen (French translation)
- A Shortcut to Mushrooms (English translation)
- A Good Omen (English translation)
- An Ancient Enemy (English translation)
Howard Shore Also Performed Pyrics
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- Paddy Doyle's Boots lyrics
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- Roll, Boys, Roll! lyrics
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