This is the song I sang everyday to my daughter while she was on her mother's whom. When she was born, there were complications, her mother lost tons of blood. Rhey rushed me and my newborn baby out of the room. I had her on my bare chest with her towel, and I started to sing this song to her, and myself tbh, to calm us down. It was magic. Our bond is so strong. This song was the beginning of that. Her mother was saved right on time. My daughter will be 9 next week. She is my Valinor.
Far over the misty mountains cold To dungeons deep and caverns old We must away ‘ere break of day To find our long-forgotten gold The pines were roaring on the height The winds were moaning in the night The fire was red, it flaming spread The trees like torches blazed with light THIS MASTERPIECE IS EVERYTHING!! 🥹🥹😻😻
The Lotr trilogy is a flawless masterpiece for sure, but the Hobbit trilogy will always have a special place in my heart as I grew up with them. My grandma took me and my little brother to the movie theater everytime to watch them, and those are amongst my fondest childhood memories. It still feels like yesterday
And for you, comment reader, I give you the Light of Eärendil, our most beloved star. May it be a light for you in dark places, when all other lights go out.
I grew up with the books. My aunt gave them to me in 1974. It helped shape my entire life. Art, Music, Movies with meaning. She died over 20 years ago. Thank you Aunt Jan, for everything you gave me, and the worlds you put in my soul. I probably wouldn't have survived without them. My best friend and I used to use the runes to pass notes to each other in Jr. High school. No teacher could read it. I miss those days as I get old, but the truth the books shared was priceless.
I wonder what Prof. Tolkien would had thought if he had caught a couple of his students passing notes using the dwarven runes... I'd think he would had been amused.
Lyrics : Far over the misty mountains cold , To dungeons deep and caverns old. We must away ere break of day, To find our long-forgotten gold. The pines were roaring on the height, The winds were moaning in the night. The fire was red, it flaming spread. The trees like torches, blazed with light.
I think the deep and solemn spirit of the song must have an effect on kids either that or children who listen to this song are blessed with the spirit of Durin and his kin
I've heard about this song that is helps babies to sleep... I'm just about to try it on mine for the first time, been nearly 6 weeks of her not sleeping and constantly waking up! 🤞🤞
***** He meant that he said he kills azog in the movie, which he did say. And just because a movie is based on a book doesn't mean it's ok to spoil it for others who may not have read the books. I read all the books years before there was even mention of films being made for them. That doesn't make me special and people aren't required to read the books in order to enjoy the movies. Regardless, this song is from the first movie, which means that people who have just seen the first movie might come here to listen to it. Spoiling the end of the third movie here is an insanely dick-ish move.
Dwarfish music has 2 sides 1. Beautifuly written songs about the backstory and quest of the dwarves who sing it 2. Songs about drinking, having fun, and pissing people off
"Far over the misty mountains cold To dungeons deep and caverns old We must away ere break of day To find our long-forgotten gold The pines were roaring on the height The winds were moaning in the night The fire was red, it flaming spread The trees like torches blazed with light".
“Farewell, Master Burglar. Go back to your books, and your armchair. Plant your trees, watch them grow. If more people valued home above gold, this world would be a merrier place...” Thorin
This song holds a special place in my heart. My older brother was obsessed with this song when he first watched the Hobbit. From then on he would constantly sing a couple lines at random times. Hell, he even took me for a little adventure when we and the rest of our family went to a park. He took me beyond the path, the path that everyone was supposed to stay on, so that me and him would sit down on a hill overlooking a massive clearing in the forest. He then took out his phone and played this song. My brother isn’t dead or anything, I just miss the days when it was just me and him doing stuff. Now we both have our own life to live.
@@neongreen3232 unfortunately, we both are busy these days. He works nights at an airport (which leaves him exhausted during the day), and I have college. I have been seeing him more and more every now and then, however.
@@refrain4155 no, lol, im a feminist and I love this song... why did you have to needlessly make it political? You must be very boring to talk to if that's all you think about....
Same. I saw so many action films with leads having an ass kicking voice so this is pure eargasm. Ironically I sing our highest and purest vocals in my bands and in karaoke I sing like this.
Far over the misty mountains cold To dungeons deep and caverns old We must away ere break of day To find our long-forgotten gold The pines were roaring on the height The winds were moaning in the night The fire was red, it flaming spread The trees like torches blazed with light
I woke up today and was heading to work, walking through the city halfway through, I realized I've been humming this song for a few minutes without realising it. Last time I heard it was like 2 years ago when I rewatched the Hobbit, but today I just had the urge to listen to it again. Needless to say, it made my walk even more peaceful. By the time I reached the office, I felt like drawing a sword and fighting the managing director and get her out of the lair and claim it as fbe rightful home of the Dwarves
@@justavendettaforfun I was just not a fan of the "invented" conflicts of the first 2 movies. They created story lines to make "good movies" but hurt the story at the same time. The extra background stuff, with the council of white, and Gandalf tracking down the Necromancer, that was neat, because it fleshed out the story that was already there. Blog chasing them, and the love story weren't necessary.
Bus? LOL!? That was when I got to the higher level. Buses were for the rich folk. LOL "rich", dear god.. Had to ride my bicycle on the muthafuckin road for 3 hours total, acting like a bloody car, just to get to school each day.
“Farewell, good thief,” he said. “I go now to the halls of waiting to sit beside my fathers, until the world is renewed. Since I leave now all gold and silver, and go where it is of little worth, I wish to part in friendship from you, and I would take back my words and deeds at the Gate.” Bilbo knelt on one knee filled with sorrow. “Farewell, King under the Mountain!” he said. “This is a bitter adventure, if it must end so; and not a mountain of gold can amend it. Yet I am glad that I have shared in your perils- that has been more than any Baggins deserves.” “No!” said Thorin. “There is more in you of good than you know, child of the kindly West. Some courage and some wisdom, blended in measure. If more of us valued food and cheer and song above hoarded gold, it would be a merrier world. But sad or merry, I must leave it now. Farewell!”
Far over the Misty Mountains cold To dungeons deep and caverns old We must away, ere break of day To find our long forgotten gold [Verse 2: Tim Foust] The pines were roaring on the height The winds were moaning in the night The fire was red, it flaming spread The trees like torches blazed with light
It doesn’t matter what you think of the hobbit, hated it or loved it. I think every human being in existence can agree that this song is one of the greatest pieces of music to grace middle earth
Yeah. I watched this movie when it came out and now I barely remember it (watched old animated and read the book. So. Know the story. But this version. I dont remember.) And omgs. I heard it on a video clip earlier and had to find the song. So. Confirmed independently absolutely amazing
Actually, I liked the Hobbit series of films. It was not like the book, but the book was really written for children and the film is for adults. Also, the book was too long for a single film and not long enough for two, so, either some things needed to be skipped over or some things needed to be added. Mr. Jackon chose to go into the Tolkien world's history and add things. Some of them were good choices, and some were not so good. All in all, I think it was a good movie.
I remember as a child my father memorized most of the hobbit and used to tell it to us when ever we would drive anywhere. From a young age I loved these story’s and now I love the music and will listen to it when I’m stressed or just need some nostalgia
similar memories here: my Dad used to recite the Misty Mountain poem, when I was a child too. He also rewarded one of his high school math classes for good behavior by reading the Hobbit to them on Fridays. He saw LOTR but never had a chance to see The Hobbit. This song is beautiful and I know he would have loved it. I’m so glad they decided to do this song…and it really feels like the description of dwarves singing in deep places. Love it!
*(Spoiler Alert)* I still remember crying when Thorin died, when I heard Bilbos cry. There's something about Middle Earth I will always love, and long to be in.
5.te und 6.te Klasse immer im dem kleinen Flur vor unserem Klassenzimmer mit meinem damaligen besten Freund die Version von David Schulz gesungen. Einer der Gründe weshalb ich LotR und Hobbit so sehr lieben. Es ist einfach magisch. Dieser Song wird für immer einen speziellen Platz in meinem Herzen haben.
When you watch the movie for the first time, with all the comically nonsensical circus that the Dwarves make in Bilbo's house...and then suddenly - this song hits. At that moment you know, that something truly epic is about to unfold, and there is nothing you'd want more than seeing it happen.
the movies suck ass tho, it couldve been so good but they just wanted money and dragged it out for 3 movies when the stories only 200 pages long. they had everything, good actors, good visuals, great writing, it couldve been so good if they just made it one film
Far over the Misty Mountains cold To dungeons deep and caverns old We must away ere break of day To find our long forgotten gold The pines were roaring on the height The winds were moaning in the night The fire was red, it flaming spread The trees like torches blazed with light Far over the Misty Mountains cold To dungeons deep and caverns old We must away ere break of day To find our long forgotten gold The pines were roaring on the height The winds were moaning in the night The fire was red, it flaming spread The trees like torches blazed with light
The Loyalty, the Courage, the Love and Wisdom of dwarfs, Dunedain, Rohirrim, elves, Hobbits, Istari have filled my heart. Lord of the Rings teached me many ways to view the World and im grateful for that
It dosent matter if you watched the movies or not, loved or hated, The Lord Of The Rings and The Hobbit trilogies have the most masterpiece song ever made.
2023, at 23:23 o’clock , listening to this song gives me chills every time. The haunting melody and powerful vocals transport me to a world of adventure and mystery. It's incredible how music can evoke such strong emotions and make us feel like we're part of an epic journey. This song truly captures the essence of Tolkien's Middle-earth. Who else can't help but imagine themselves wandering through the misty mountains while listening to this masterpiece? Pure magic
@@Sigusen Yeah that is a thing. Just be grateful that you can listen to this music and have people that are still normal and have emotions, unlike you who became a toxic, hollow person. Just get out of here, do everyone and yourself a favor, since you do not want to see these comments anyway, right?
If anyone is looking for the lyrics :) Far over the misty mountains cold, To dungeons deep and caverns old, We must away, ere break of day To find our long forgotten gold. The pines were roaring on the height, The winds were moaning in the night, The fire was red, its flaming spread The trees like torches blazed with light.
Well there is a lot of LotR that the movies haven't touched yet. It all depends on if Tolkien's family wants to allow people to continue the franchise via movie or finishing his unfinished works.
10 years ago, watched this movie and heard the song for the first time, 10 years after, watched it again now. Got so many chills and tears... I wish I could go back to my childhood
+RunRobotRun911 I haven't read the book(yet) but the first movie was definitely the best of the three, and this scene was probably the best scene in the movie. Except the part where Bilbo and Gollum meet, that was pretty neat.
+RunRobotRun911 it's just you The whole trilogy is average despite production costs. Peter Jackson was just too tired to do it proprely. I feel like the only one who properly gave 120% was Evangeline Lilly
![The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug - Ed Sheeran "I See Fire" [HD]](/img/n.gif)
CZcams didn't recommend this. You searched for this masterpiece.
I actually have listened to this song multiple times and now it shows up on my recommended
Yes actually
After I found the basses singing it on misty.
Hadn't thought about it for years yet it appeared in my recommended.
I have no idea what this song is but it's pretty good
If you don't think music is important you need to know that dwarves convinced Bilbo Baggins to rob a dragon by singing
Speech 100
The ultimate music to listen to before going on an adventure...
This is the best song to play every dawn.
And people wonder why I love playing a bard so much.
That's so true. Lmao 🤣
Anyone listening to this masterpiece in 2024?
hell yeah
Iam
hello
I think you mean every year
@@FabledSothe I think you mean every day
This is the song I sang everyday to my daughter while she was on her mother's whom. When she was born, there were complications, her mother lost tons of blood. Rhey rushed me and my newborn baby out of the room. I had her on my bare chest with her towel, and I started to sing this song to her, and myself tbh, to calm us down. It was magic. Our bond is so strong. This song was the beginning of that. Her mother was saved right on time. My daughter will be 9 next week. She is my Valinor.
Yo hell YEAHH BROO!!🔥🔥
Idk what to say (*ﾉωﾉ) this is so beautiful. I'm so glad you and your daughter have a strong bond 💖💖
@@smiirdank3503 ongggg
May you and your family be blessed with an long and prosperous life
Beautiful
Tolkien was one hell of a lyrical poet.
Tolkien was just a Genius !
KnightCaster did he do the tune though?
What a weird question.
+Ben Smith who cares if he did? the inspiration of the lyrics is what set the tune. Why would you even insinuate he was incapable of a tune?
Ben Smith Yes, he did the lyrics and you have no idea if that is what he/she meant.
This song is just dwarwish "take me home, country roads"
just because you're right doesn't mean you should say it
You right 😂
*Just because you’re correct doesn’t mean you’re right
Who else wants to go off on an epic adventure and take on a big dragon with this music. Sounds so badass.
And...?
Far over the misty mountains cold
To dungeons deep and caverns old
We must away ‘ere break of day
To find our long-forgotten gold
The pines were roaring on the height
The winds were moaning in the night
The fire was red, it flaming spread
The trees like torches blazed with light
THIS MASTERPIECE IS EVERYTHING!! 🥹🥹😻😻
love u..
❤
Me singing the song with them now that I have the lyrics!!! Thanks buddy!!! ❤😂❤
😊😊😊😊q😊😊❤q
To dungeons deep and caverns old
must be
To dungeons old and caverns deep
The best lullaby for my kids
Believe it or not, this masterpiece is 10 years old, but we are still here, far over the misty mountains cold.
Glad to know this is still being revisited. Also it doesnt feel like it's already 7 years old
😭😢
This song actually was in the animated Hobbit movie (1977) years ago if you didnt know. This version is much better in my opinion though.
BRUH WERE SO OLD 😂
yep
If you're still listening to this song, you're a legend.
Been listening to it since the movie came out
Thanks
@@togahimiko5169 Yeah, then you were every day a legend.
The whole company stands strong
If you watch Death Note, too😊
We don't search for old songs..
We search for old memories.
That's true my mate
True
A truth as bright as th arkenstone.
Thats right
A
Z
The Lotr trilogy is a flawless masterpiece for sure, but the Hobbit trilogy will always have a special place in my heart as I grew up with them. My grandma took me and my little brother to the movie theater everytime to watch them, and those are amongst my fondest childhood memories. It still feels like yesterday
Lotr was good, but not perfect
Many say Hobbit was worse then LOTR I don't really think so. I absolutaly LOVE the Films and the Book.
Children memories are always the fondest. Thats why we cherish and protect children the most.
Lotr is not flawless
I saw The Hobbit movies with my Nan (R.I.P) she never got fantasy but she loved Middle Earth in her twilight years.
If I ever have kids, I am so going to sing this to them as a lullaby.
you give me ideas my friend
Yup! That’s exactly what I did!! Worth it!
I literally have to play this for my 5 month old to get him down for a nap.Every single time
o shit , i didnt think of that, IM TOTALY DOING WHEN I HAVE KIDS
Read them the Hobbit and The Lord of The Rings while you’re at it as well.
And for you, comment reader, I give you the Light of Eärendil, our most beloved star. May it be a light for you in dark places, when all other lights go out.
No thanks i have qurans light
Best comment tbh
Instructions were unclear, got paralysed and my dick stuck in the Great Spider Shelob; Send assistance PLEASE.
@@hf1371 ... you must be the Star of every Party my friend....
@@SeveranceSeverance same
Believe it or not, my 5 month old falls asleep like an angel when I play this to him. Such a soothing melody of manly voices.
Knocks my 5 year old out too. This will be in your repertoire for a long time. 😊
My 6 days daughter too lol
I grew up with the books. My aunt gave them to me in 1974. It helped shape my entire life. Art, Music, Movies with meaning. She died over 20 years ago. Thank you Aunt Jan, for everything you gave me, and the worlds you put in my soul. I probably wouldn't have survived without them. My best friend and I used to use the runes to pass notes to each other in Jr. High school. No teacher could read it. I miss those days as I get old, but the truth the books shared was priceless.
I wonder what Prof. Tolkien would had thought if he had caught a couple of his students passing notes using the dwarven runes... I'd think he would had been amused.
❤️
Tolkien and David Eddings is what I am now. So I suppose I'm just a vagabond.
❤
Lyrics : Far over the misty mountains cold ,
To dungeons deep and caverns old.
We must away ere break of day,
To find our long-forgotten gold.
The pines were roaring on the height,
The winds were moaning in the night.
The fire was red, it flaming spread.
The trees like torches, blazed with light.
Thanks
@@saifsof4141 no problem
Nice
Thenk
@@ilknurkorkut318 no problem man
2 minutes into misty mountains n chill then he gives you this look
Dead😂😂😂
Panty dropper
+Entitled Spite This comment coupled with your avatar. xD
TheGreyRabbit oh god! now were all gonna have aids
+Entitled Spite Im in.
It's been officially 10 years since the unexpected journey aired. Glad to be here and celebrate it.
🐑 🐑
Its been almost 12 years now
My 3-month-old daughter stops crying the second the singing begins. Love this song
Good 2 know
I think the deep and solemn spirit of the song must have an effect on kids either that or children who listen to this song are blessed with the spirit of Durin and his kin
I've heard about this song that is helps babies to sleep... I'm just about to try it on mine for the first time, been nearly 6 weeks of her not sleeping and constantly waking up! 🤞🤞
@@sarahpotter2362 keep updating us!
There once was a ship works well too!
RIP Thorin Oakenshield
Actually, in the movie, he fittingly kills azog.
***** i know genius, i said in the movie he KILLS azog, while in the book he gets killed by the orcs
***** ? *orc bodyguard
***** what're you talking about, at least tell me...
***** He meant that he said he kills azog in the movie, which he did say. And just because a movie is based on a book doesn't mean it's ok to spoil it for others who may not have read the books. I read all the books years before there was even mention of films being made for them. That doesn't make me special and people aren't required to read the books in order to enjoy the movies.
Regardless, this song is from the first movie, which means that people who have just seen the first movie might come here to listen to it. Spoiling the end of the third movie here is an insanely dick-ish move.
Dwarfish music has 2 sides
1. Beautifuly written songs about the backstory and quest of the dwarves who sing it
2. Songs about drinking, having fun, and pissing people off
THATS WHAT BILBO BAGGINS HATES
So country music.
I honestly thought you said “drinking, having fun, and pissing on people
Sooo the Scots
Basically me
When I first heard this in "Hobbit", I swear - I had shivers down my spine
Brilliant song!
its one of them songs it makes you feel so much that you wouldnt think its hard to put it to one emotion
This is literally the only song that can make my baby stop crying every. Single. Time.
Same lol
"Far over the misty mountains cold
To dungeons deep and caverns old
We must away ere break of day
To find our long-forgotten gold
The pines were roaring on the height
The winds were moaning in the night
The fire was red, it flaming spread
The trees like torches blazed with light".
Hisok4423 thank you
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actuall song is 10 times longer
@@-GyBer- ya
@@-GyBer- So?
“Farewell, Master Burglar. Go back to your books, and your armchair. Plant your trees, watch them grow. If more people valued home above gold, this world would be a merrier place...”
Thorin
Rip
@@stealthboy28 :/
What is this pain in my chest?
@William Sparke still wish we got to see their funeral scene in the theater version
@@kyleangelocastro9460 Spain without the s
This song holds a special place in my heart. My older brother was obsessed with this song when he first watched the Hobbit. From then on he would constantly sing a couple lines at random times.
Hell, he even took me for a little adventure when we and the rest of our family went to a park. He took me beyond the path, the path that everyone was supposed to stay on, so that me and him would sit down on a hill overlooking a massive clearing in the forest. He then took out his phone and played this song. My brother isn’t dead or anything, I just miss the days when it was just me and him doing stuff. Now we both have our own life to live.
Still, I'm very sure your brother remembers those times with as much love as you do
I hope you two still meet sometimes and go on little adventures
@@neongreen3232 unfortunately, we both are busy these days. He works nights at an airport (which leaves him exhausted during the day), and I have college. I have been seeing him more and more every now and then, however.
War of the rings
You need to do as Andrew tmTate. Always with your brother
2022 this song can still give me shivers
czcams.com/video/qorwyEDDJAg/video.html
Yep
me too my dear
2022 gomalaos
Yea
If you ever feel stupid and useless, just remember there are people who dislike this song
lul
Must be some feminists sh*t
Those are the real idiots aren’t they?
@@refrain4155 why would it be?
@@refrain4155 no, lol, im a feminist and I love this song... why did you have to needlessly make it political? You must be very boring to talk to if that's all you think about....
Always wished for deep voice as a kid to be able to sing this
8 years later, I finally can
Congratulations
Are u serious
yoo
Same. I saw so many action films with leads having an ass kicking voice so this is pure eargasm. Ironically I sing our highest and purest vocals in my bands and in karaoke I sing like this.
I know exactly what you mean
Just stunning, their voices blend so perfectly together, I could listen to them all sing together on a whole album.
It’s 2023 and this song is still a masterpiece
Far over the misty mountains cold
To dungeons deep and caverns old
We must away ere break of day
To find our long-forgotten gold
The pines were roaring on the height
The winds were moaning in the night
The fire was red, it flaming spread
The trees like torches blazed with light
Thanks 👍👍
Thank you sir
Thank you so much for this.
Thanks
Thanks 👏
*IT'S BEEN 5 YEARS ALREADY?*
Oh dear... time flies.
Yomayo so true
Oh Gosh, five years, can we just travel back in time?
Yomayo
I loathe the passage of time.
I've been putting off buying these DVDs for years
Yomayo As an elf time doesnt fly, it passes
I woke up today and was heading to work, walking through the city halfway through, I realized I've been humming this song for a few minutes without realising it. Last time I heard it was like 2 years ago when I rewatched the Hobbit, but today I just had the urge to listen to it again. Needless to say, it made my walk even more peaceful. By the time I reached the office, I felt like drawing a sword and fighting the managing director and get her out of the lair and claim it as fbe rightful home of the Dwarves
Are you mandaean?
XD
@@DelliYT xdddddd£
I love this song. Listening in Feb 2024
No one cares when you're listening to it
It doesn’t matter if you like the movies or not, this song is a masterpiece.
Agreed. This song is fantastic. The movies, not so much.
@@KevinSmith-sq2kh first two hobbit is good but I'm little disappointed with the third one
@@justavendettaforfun same
@@justavendettaforfun I was just not a fan of the "invented" conflicts of the first 2 movies. They created story lines to make "good movies" but hurt the story at the same time.
The extra background stuff, with the council of white, and Gandalf tracking down the Necromancer, that was neat, because it fleshed out the story that was already there.
Blog chasing them, and the love story weren't necessary.
@@KevinSmith-sq2kh i think you're right
Me: man taking the bus to school sucks.
My dad: When I was your age we didn't even have a bus
Me: How did you get to school then?
My dad:
Hehe
That’s my grandpa he says he had to get to school walking uphill both ways😂 He sounds like he got ptsd from it😂😭
hahahhahahah
Bus? LOL!? That was when I got to the higher level. Buses were for the rich folk. LOL "rich", dear god.. Had to ride my bicycle on the muthafuckin road for 3 hours total, acting like a bloody car, just to get to school each day.
Oh my god 🤣🤣
Rest in piece, Thorin Oakshield.
This is one of my favourite songs of all time. It instantly brings my mind on a journey to a much more mystical place
🤠
“Farewell, good thief,” he said. “I go now to the halls of waiting to sit beside
my fathers, until the world is renewed. Since I leave now all gold and silver, and
go where it is of little worth, I wish to part in friendship from you, and I would
take back my words and deeds at the Gate.”
Bilbo knelt on one knee filled with sorrow. “Farewell, King under the
Mountain!” he said. “This is a bitter adventure, if it must end so; and not a
mountain of gold can amend it. Yet I am glad that I have shared in your perils-
that has been more than any Baggins deserves.”
“No!” said Thorin. “There is more in you of good than you know, child of the
kindly West. Some courage and some wisdom, blended in measure. If more of us
valued food and cheer and song above hoarded gold, it would be a merrier
world. But sad or merry, I must leave it now. Farewell!”
When you see the Hobbit...
... you just need to read it
J.R.R Tolkien was a genius
Bittersweet.
MY MAN !! pulling Tolkien quotes straight outta the book from memory.... WELL MET INDEED
*a tear falls from eye*
Even after 8 years this song still puts shivers down my neck.
Felt that In my soul my g
I know right?
Same
ye
Jesus, has it really been that long?
Never gets old or boring. What a master piece. It is a pity that we don't get music like this these days. A masterpiece.
No matter how many times you hear this masterpiece but still it hits differently every time.
Makes me want go to an adventure.
+Montefires222 same here
+DER SCHAKAAL 》CS:GO lets find some gold men!
deniz271
To the edge of night!
yea! lets travel to MiddleEarth, guys!|=)
+Аня Шкилёнок omg, i would be first in the queue,,,,
Easily the best part of these movies
+DoctorXander Probably the only part of the movie I like, except every part with head hits xD
+DoctorXander This and That's What Bilbo Baggins Hates!
Damn straight :)
+DoctorXander my name is Xander too!
+DoctorXander Pretty much man! :D
Mystic...love it
Far over the Misty Mountains cold
To dungeons deep and caverns old
We must away, ere break of day
To find our long forgotten gold
[Verse 2: Tim Foust]
The pines were roaring on the height
The winds were moaning in the night
The fire was red, it flaming spread
The trees like torches blazed with light
It doesn’t matter what you think of the hobbit, hated it or loved it. I think every human being in existence can agree that this song is one of the greatest pieces of music to grace middle earth
Imagine reading them, and only seeing it in your imagination for YEARS. I crawled across the rocks of Mordor for weeks, along with Frodo and Sam.
I loved it.
@@SaltyShaman ey I did too
Yeah. I watched this movie when it came out and now I barely remember it (watched old animated and read the book. So. Know the story. But this version. I dont remember.) And omgs. I heard it on a video clip earlier and had to find the song. So. Confirmed independently absolutely amazing
Actually, I liked the Hobbit series of films. It was not like the book, but the book was really written for children and the film is for adults. Also, the book was too long for a single film and not long enough for two, so, either some things needed to be skipped over or some things needed to be added. Mr. Jackon chose to go into the Tolkien world's history and add things. Some of them were good choices, and some were not so good. All in all, I think it was a good movie.
no more middle earth =(
It was so sad D:
what
s0urce The Hobbit 3 End , Sorry dude :/
Dude, don't spoil for the rest...get real man..
Thanks for ruining my life
I remember as a child my father memorized most of the hobbit and used to tell it to us when ever we would drive anywhere. From a young age I loved these story’s and now I love the music and will listen to it when I’m stressed or just need some nostalgia
similar memories here: my Dad used to recite the Misty Mountain poem, when I was a child too.
He also rewarded one of his high school math classes for good behavior by reading the Hobbit to them on Fridays. He saw LOTR but never had a chance to see The Hobbit. This song is beautiful and I know he would have loved it. I’m so glad they decided to do this song…and it really feels like the description of dwarves singing in deep places. Love it!
Looped this for three hours and play it to get my newborn to sleep/ keep her asleep bedore she fully settles
Worked better than any white noise ❤
It hit me hard when they said “Mmmm Hmmm Hmmm Hmmmmm”
sounds like Halo soundtrack
Yo! I was gonna like this comment but it's at EXACTLY 69 LIKES!
The like count is now One Gross! 144 just like Bilbo's age and Frodo's age at the party.
Same
Crash test dummies wrote those lyrics too
Me 12 year old listening to this :o
Me 20 year old listening to this :O
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Me 40 year old listening to this :o
Holy fuck I was 12 when this was released????????
Jesus Christ...
@@baranerdem5573 OvO7
Ein wundervolles Lied Dankeschön 🙏🙏
Such a melodic sound from voices, not a single instrument.
Simply...BEAUTIFUL.
War of the rings
*(Spoiler Alert)* I still remember crying when Thorin died, when I heard Bilbos cry. There's something about Middle Earth I will always love, and long to be in.
I cry to
I want to help, I don't find this part of the movie
@@user-bp8pw2wn1p مقطع من الextended edition نصيحة تشوفيهم فيهم كثير مقاطع محذوفة من الفلم الاصلي
Kareem شفتن كلهن بلفعل فيلم ما بيتكرر مرتين
I cried more when Fili and Kili died. They died in such a sad way and where my favorite dwarfs along with Balin.
Thorin
Dwalin
Balin
Kili
Fili
Bombur
Bifur
Bofur
Oin
Gloin
Nori
Ori
Dori
Bilbo
Gandalf
Gloin
At your service
Yup.
Respect
5.te und 6.te Klasse immer im dem kleinen Flur vor unserem Klassenzimmer mit meinem damaligen besten Freund die Version von David Schulz gesungen. Einer der Gründe weshalb ich LotR und Hobbit so sehr lieben. Es ist einfach magisch. Dieser Song wird für immer einen speziellen Platz in meinem Herzen haben.
How could you ever hate this song!? The harmonies alone send shivers up my spine & you can SEE the dwarves singing this in a cavern vault!
This makes me wanna go on an epic journey, dammit.
Me too
Oh yeah
J Lawhon simple, go outside, grab a big stick, walk to the bottom of your street. Now walk back to your house. That's a jounery
then play skyrim
this is not a Journey at all... no trolls or dragon at least...
My beard grew a beard
That you braided and tied to your first beard
Me
But you have no beard 😂
bro you is beardless
You have a baby face in your profile picture.
It sends chills down my spine every time I hear this song
When you watch the movie for the first time, with all
the comically nonsensical circus that the Dwarves
make in Bilbo's house...and then suddenly - this song hits.
At that moment you know, that something truly epic is
about to unfold, and there is nothing you'd want more
than seeing it happen.
the movies suck ass tho, it couldve been so good but they just wanted money and dragged it out for 3 movies when the stories only 200 pages long. they had everything, good actors, good visuals, great writing, it couldve been so good if they just made it one film
@@upisntdownsillyyeah but honestly despite it all, they managed to be decent movies. I think we should celebrate that
Far over the Misty Mountains cold
To dungeons deep and caverns old
We must away ere break of day
To find our long forgotten gold
The pines were roaring on the height
The winds were moaning in the night
The fire was red, it flaming spread
The trees like torches blazed with light
Far over the Misty Mountains cold
To dungeons deep and caverns old
We must away ere break of day
To find our long forgotten gold
The pines were roaring on the height
The winds were moaning in the night
The fire was red, it flaming spread
The trees like torches blazed with light
👍
+Lewie895 Thank you, Sir!
Thank u I love it when ppl do that
+Lewie895 The actual is much longer in the book!
***** yeah i know
Thank you Peter Jackson for making the best movies of all time, from the best books ever written.
Yochanan TrueBiblicalChristianblog No disrespect, but the Hobbit is much much more interesting and fun to read than the bible.
i totally agree! Metayounis
Im not in with that.
our awesome new zelander directer #proudtobeakiwi
overrated...
The Hobbit trilogy may not be as elaborate as the LOTR trilogy, but there is a lot that anyone who saw it will never forget.
I listen to this whenever I'm stressed out:))
I feel like I'm the only person who wanted to sit through 27 verses of this in the movie.
nah id be happy to
Disappointed when I didn't,
they shortened it for casuals
your not the only one
they should've released that version anyway
LOTR and the Hobbit will always hold such a special place in my heart, still my favourite movies to this day
Same
The Loyalty, the Courage, the Love and Wisdom of dwarfs, Dunedain, Rohirrim, elves, Hobbits, Istari have filled my heart. Lord of the Rings teached me many ways to view the World and im grateful for that
Can't say I agree with the Hobbit trilogy I hated them, but the LotR trilogy is the best.
The only sad part is Tolkien didn't get to see them.
Jeremy Ramsey I agree 😢
In every epic instrumental soundtrack, the one song with lyrics is always one of the best.
It dosent matter if you watched the movies or not, loved or hated, The Lord Of The Rings and The Hobbit
trilogies have the most masterpiece song ever made.
Agree 👍
Thorin: wanna slay a dragon
Bilbo: No!! What kind of question is that!
Thorin: what if we add some music.
Bilbo: *perhaps*
Grrr
* you son of a bitch, Im in
Lmao this is basically what happened :D
LMAOO
10/10 comment, would read again
SPOILER ALERT!!!! Gandalf is a wizard
Thanks Sherlock, I never would have known. Lol
Gwen Jacobs np
Mari Sela SPOILER ALERT !!! XD
Mari Sela Sacré bleu!! How could you?! You've spoiled the reveal and ruined EVERYTHING!
Mari Sela How. Dare. You.
Heard this for the first time 10 days before my 9th birthday. In a few months I'll be 19 and this song still gives me goosebumps the same as then.
Legends are always coming back to this masterpiece
We survived 2020.We still love this song.
Yes
Yes sir
its not over yet we still got 3 days anything can happen in three days
We made it bois
f in the chat for all those who didn't make it through 2020
I grew a beard just listening to this.
i grew a beard watching that barca-psg game ;)
i grew a beard watching Monaco-BVB
Haahahahahahahah yes zaxd
Benjamin Lara Me too😂 and know what? Ima girl lol😂😂
2023, at 23:23 o’clock , listening to this song gives me chills every time. The haunting melody and powerful vocals transport me to a world of adventure and mystery. It's incredible how music can evoke such strong emotions and make us feel like we're part of an epic journey. This song truly captures the essence of Tolkien's Middle-earth. Who else can't help but imagine themselves wandering through the misty mountains while listening to this masterpiece? Pure magic
as you know probably in the meantime that 23 in numerology and 2323 in angel numbers is a very powerful number
Yeah that's not a thing. Just be grateful to enjoy such beautiful music without mucking it up with nonsense
@@Sigusen Yeah that is a thing. Just be grateful that you can listen to this music and have people that are still normal and have emotions, unlike you who became a toxic, hollow person. Just get out of here, do everyone and yourself a favor, since you do not want to see these comments anyway, right?
I played this for my 18 month old son. He quickly grew a beard and now pays the mortgage.
Never get tired of this movie and its music. I want another trilogy :((.
+matthew swigert book? :')
Oh yeah
hope to see The Silmarillion movies
+Ivan Fierres yeah, the shorter is the book, the longer are the trilogies
PRAISE THE SUN !!!
If anyone is looking for the lyrics :)
Far over the misty mountains cold,
To dungeons deep and caverns old,
We must away, ere break of day
To find our long forgotten gold.
The pines were roaring on the height,
The winds were moaning in the night,
The fire was red, its flaming spread
The trees like torches blazed with light.
thx :D
Really helped
***** well.. it's not
***** It ain't trust me checked on the internet :)
***** Nope. In the Book (Which is the 7th verse of the song in Hobbit) It's "moaning".
My absolute favorite song. Hits my soul with a KNOCK OUT.
Think I'll listen to this even when I'm 60+, given that I'm still alive... I'm 30 now!!. Have listen to this for like 10 years
This is my daughter's lullaby. I just have to sing it now and she falls asleep. I knew if I ever became a father, this would be the song I sing.
lucky man right here
My dad used to sing this for me
You’re an absolute legend
Same here bud.
gonna remember
It doesn't seem like this was 3 years ago, it feels like it came out a few months ago.
i loved it when i heard it in the first movie, and was sad not to hear it in later parts
Well, this can be considered timeless.
A Real Black Person
FOUR years ago at this point. Time is a cruel bitch.
gizem Kuru It won't be 5 for almost a year.
remember it back in high school when watching it on cinema, feels like the most happy reunion with lotr universe
This song speaks to many of you for a reason, and Tolkien knows this reason.
Greatest song to ever exist
I actually love all 6 movies
first better
me too!
i love all 6 movies too! When Similliaron?
and i love you
SpursFan 9000 well that sort of won over my heart
I need a new trilogy
we*
RadarTricKz
Ivan Larsson
Yep.
And I don't want anything to happen, I just want to see them do normal stuff like making sandwiches and going on walks etc.
Well there is a lot of LotR that the movies haven't touched yet. It all depends on if Tolkien's family wants to allow people to continue the franchise via movie or finishing his unfinished works.
Someday we will hopefully get The Silmarillion Trilogy !
10 years ago, watched this movie and heard the song for the first time, 10 years after, watched it again now. Got so many chills and tears... I wish I could go back to my childhood
This always sends me shivers across the spine. Love it!
I think the scene here is better than any of the scenes in the last two movies, except maybe the Smaug sections.
+Ori Chan (Faxerton30) he didn't
+Ori Chan (Faxerton30) "have they got any chips?"
***** ..How does that even make sense?
+Mindersteve personally l like the movies better
***** Tell me, what is unreasonable or overly hostile about my comment? Is a reasonable alternate opinion trolling? I think not.
Well damn, it's already been 10 years. Time keeps flying by
Amazing song love it.
My cat listened to this.
Now he's a mountain lion.
Lol
😂👍
Lol
This is becoming a degraded Russian meme
I wanted to like this comment but that 666 is too perfect T^T
People may hate the Hobbit movies, but I love them with all my heart.
They must all be those orchs trying to take the franchise again
It was the damn barrel scene
@@plaguedeath3013 That was awesome.
The barrel scene was great except the go pro parts.
@@manuelschlotterflosse1459 Yeah, those were a bit funky.
I love this song. It’s soothing to my ears, so calm so relaxing as if am in the mountain, praying
Tolkin is the best writer ever. I miss him...
Maybe it's just me, but my favorite Hobbit movie is the first one.
+RunRobotRun911 It's truest to the book; right before I watched it I read the book, and most of the dialogue was identical.
+RunRobotRun911 I haven't read the book(yet) but the first movie was definitely the best of the three, and this scene was probably the best scene in the movie. Except the part where Bilbo and Gollum meet, that was pretty neat.
+RunRobotRun911 it's just you
The whole trilogy is average despite production costs. Peter Jackson was just too tired to do it proprely. I feel like the only one who properly gave 120% was Evangeline Lilly
+RunRobotRun911 It has the most actual story in it. I get it, I agree.
I still think 2 movies would have easily done the trick.
*****
Exactly. Could'nt have said it better.