Earendil18 writes: I transcribed the lyrics from the full version of Gollum’s Song:
Where once was light, now darkness falls.
Where once was love, love is no more.
Don’t say goodbye.
Don’t say I didn’t try.
These tears we cry,
are falling rain
For all the lies you told us,
the hurt, the blame.
And we will wait
to be so alone.
We are lost,
We can never go home.
So in the end,
I’ll be what I will be,
No loyal friend,
was ever there for me.
Now we say goodbye,
we say you didn’t try.
These tears you cry,
have come too late.
Take back the lies,
the hurt, the blame.
And you will wake
when you face the end alone.
You are lost,
you can never go home.
You are lost,
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Congratulations to all the winners of the Houghton Mifflin book contest! Twenty winners were selected randomly from all those who entered the contest and attended the book events held all over the globe. Each of the winners can expect a copy of the beautifully illustrated “The Lord Of The Rings” that retails for $80 in the U.S. Follow the link to see both the Line Party leaders and the 20 randomly selected winners. [More]
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Congratulations to all the winners of the Houghton Mifflin book contest! Twenty winners were selected randomly from all those who entered the contest and attended the book events held all over the globe. Each of the winners can expect a copy of the beautifully illustrated “The Lord Of The Rings” that retails for $80 in the U.S. In addition to the 20 random winners, Houghton MIfflin is also sending the eight line leaders who drummed up 20 or more people for a book release party a copy of the deluxe book. We want to send a big thanks out to Houghton Mifflin for making this event possible!
The winners are:
| Line Party Leader Qualifiers:
Cathy U.
El Toro, CA
Larry C.
Midvale, UT
Bill P.
Escondido, CA
Martin M.
Co. Clare, Ireland
Anne C.
New York, NY
Mervi M.
TAMPERE, Finland
Math C.
Quincy, MA
Linda T.
Redmond, WA
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Participant Winners:
Lon F.
Orem, UT
Jerry H.
Austin, TX
Joseph S.
Baton Rouge, LA.
Aliisa R.
Helsinki, Finland
Fred O.
Pittsburgh, PA
Maureen B.
San Antonio, TX
Kenneth C.
Pittsburgh, PA
Frank H.
Cambridge, MA
Annette P.
San Diego, CA
Lanny A.
Taylorsville, UT
Rahul K.
Kirkland, WA
Dima T.
Richmond VA
Nickolas H.
DeKalb,IL
Carynn U.
El Toro, CA
Michelle F.
Mission Viejo, CA
Jane E.
Gurnee, IL
Vernon C.
Garfield, NJ
Mil
Tampere, Finland
O’Neill R.
Ennis, Ireland
Melissa D.
Wonsocket RI |
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I just finished up my report about the second day of RingCon 2002 which features some nice bits and pieces from the Cameron Rhodes/Sarah McLeod-panel, Craig Parker’s hour of questions and answers and more from Brad Dourif! Check it out here! Day three to follow later today…
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Carole emailed us with the following information on an Auckland The Two Towers charity premiere which will support the Starship Foundation and Epilepsy New Zealand! [More]
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Carole emailed us with the following information on an Auckland The Two Towers charity premiere which will support the Starship Foundation and Epilepsy New Zealand!
just wondered if you were aware that Peter Jackson has selected two charities to benefit from a special Gala Screening of The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers in Auckland on December 18th – Starship Foundation (raising funds for Starship, New Zealand’s National Children’s Hospital) and Epilepsy New Zealand.
To help support the charities in selling tickets, Weta Workshop has created and donated a unique wall mounted plaque consisting of four Sideshow Weta polystone collectible medallions, signed by Peter Jackson, Richard Taylor and the sculptors who brought you The Lord of the Rings. Every ticket purchase qualifies for one entry in the prize draw to win this one-of-a-kind collectible.
Peter Jackson said, “We’re extremely happy to be supporting the Starship Children’s Hospital and Epilepsy New Zealand with a benefit screening of The Two Towers.”
“I wanted to show my support of The Starship Hospital because I believe that children are too often over-looked and undervalued in our society. Every day Starship Hospital provides the children of New Zealand with high quality health care, but they remain dependant on fundraising to be effective in their job. I am very happy that our film can make a contribution, however small, to support the wonderful work these people do.”
” We are pleased to be offering Epilepsy NZ proceeds from a benefit screening of The Two Towers. This organisation is a great example of the way in which thousands of New Zealanders volunteer their time and energy to help and support their fellow Kiwis. It’s nice to be given this opportunity to acknowledge our own ‘quiet everyday heroes’ and to say “thankyou”.
THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE TWO TOWERS, AUCKLAND GALA SCREENING
BOOK YOUR TICKETS NOW
www.starship.org.nz/tickets
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