Far Over The Misty Mountains Cold to Dungeons Deep And Caverns Old we Must Away Ere Break Of Day to Seek The Pale Enchanted Gold
the Dwarves Of Yore Made Mighty Spells while Hammers Fell Like Ringing Bells in Places Deep, Where Dark Things Sleep in Hollow Halls Beneath The Fells
for Ancient King And Elvish Lord there Many A Gleaming Golden Hoard they Shaped And Wrought, And Light They Caught to Hide In Gems On Hilt Of Sword
on Silver Necklaces They Strung the Flowering Stars, On Crowns They Hung the Dragon-Fire, In Twisted Wire they Meshed The Light Of Moon And Sun
far Over The Misty Mountains Cold to Dungeons Deep And Caverns Old we Must Away, Ere Break Of Day to Claim Our Long-Forgotten Gold
goblets They Carved There For Themselves and Harps Of Gold; Where No Man Delves there Lay They Long, And Many A Song was Sung Unheard By Men Or Elves
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 Bells Were Ringing In The Dale and Men They Looked Up With Faces Pale the Dragon's Ire More Fierce Than Fire laid Low Their Towers And Houses Frail
the Mountain Smoked Beneath The Moon the Dwarves They Heard The Tramp Of Doom they Fled Their Hall To Dying Fall beneath His Feet, Beneath The Moon
far Over The Misty Mountains Grim to Dungeons Deep And Caverns Dim we Must Away, Ere Break Of Day to Win Our Harps And Gold From Him
far Over The Misty Mountains Cold to Dungeons Deep And Caverns Old...