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Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of A Chance-Meeting... (Music Inspired by the Works of Tolkien), Yuletide Bundle, The Bard of Lost Tales - "The Bard's Resolution" Version 96k/24bit DL + 4 Bonus Songs, The Bard of Lost Tales, Ballad of Aiglos - Live at NY Tolkien Conference, Stand by the Grey Stone, Book Bundle: Anglo-Saxon Community in J.R.R. Tolkien's Lord of the Rings, The King Beneath the Mountains (Live at Mythmoot II), and 7 more.
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Yuletide
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Instrumental
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King of the Magi
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Gold for this King, we magi bring
Incense for the priest, prayers released
See the prophecy is true, we give myrrh too
For a burial in stone before He takes His throne
Magi in their tower, break a royal seal,
On an ancient scroll, penned long ago
Prophecy of dreams, strange starlight gleams
Six hundred years or more before it was revealed
That a King's Star in the east would rise
Brightest of angels over Middle-earth skies
To reach the city of peace, it took 69 weeks
All wisdom they used, to find the King of the Jews
A false steward on the throne, gave the name of His home
Bethlehem though you're small, bring forth ruler of all
They followed the star, with treasure to bring
They came to a house, to worship a king
Gold for this King, we magi bring
Incense for the priest, prayers released
See the prophecy is true, we give myrrh too
For a burial in stone before He takes His throne
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Lonely Mountain Band New York, New York
"Folk-fantasy" music. A minstrel wandering through Middle-earth & beyond the Western Seas. The music is primarily inspired by Tolkien's writing and the literature that inspired him. Occasionally wandering into other realms of fantasy & history. The Bard of Lost Tales (4th Album) was released in Fall/2023 ... more
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