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The Fall Of Gil-galad

Anois
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D-DU-UDU
Gil-galad  was an elven-king.
Of  him the harpers sadly  sing:
The  last whose realm was fair and  free
 Between the mountains  and  the sea.
His  sword was long, his lance was  keen,
His  shining helm afar was  seen;
The  countless stars of heaven's field
Were  mirrored in his silver shield.
But  long ago he rode away,
And  where he dwelleth none can say;
For  into darkness fell his  star
In  Mordor where the shadows are.
But  long ago he rode away,
And  where he dwelleth none can say;
For  into darkness fell his  star
 In Mordor  where the  shadows  are.

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Readable chord sheet for The Fall Of Gil-galad by Anois

[D]Gil-galad was an elven-k[B]ing.
[C]Of him the harpers sadly[A] sing:
[B]The last whose realm was fair an[C]d free
Between the moun[B]tains an[C]d the s[D]ea.

[D]His sword was long, his lance wa[A]s keen,
[B]His shining helm afar wa[A]s seen;
[B]The countless stars of heaven's [A]field
[C]Were mirrored in his silver shie[B]ld.

[D]But long ago he rode awa[C]y,
[B]And where he dwelleth none can s[A]ay;
[B]For into darkness fell h[C]is star
[B]In Mordor where the shadows are.[A]

[D]But long ago he rode awa[C]y,
[B]And where he dwelleth none can s[A]ay;
[B]For into darkness fell h[C]is star
In Mordo[B]r where [C]the sha[D]dows are.