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Roads Go Ever, Ever On - The Return of the King Theme

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Uploaded by on Dec 28, 2009

The theme "Roads Go Ever, Ever On" for Jules Bass' and Arthur Rankin Jr.'s "The Return of the King" (1980).

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  • Death makes our lives precious by ending them before we despise them. The end of the adventure lets you rest, lets you understand. Great sadness reflects the capacity for great joy. This is what I take from the music of this song.

  • Sure liked these cartoons of Tolkien's work when I was a kid.

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  • @Rhademanthus

    just honest - you just opened more than the meaning of this..

  • @Cancrizans quite true. People just need to realize how lovely life can be and ... go on an adventure :D

  • @Rhademanthus Thats pretty deep , man :D

  • THis is pure sweetness it touches human heart very deep inside ones soul you feel love pretty thing and feel still hope to become better you or me so nice

  • Never record a song whilst in a massage chair.

  • I wish rankin and bass sis fellowship and two towers. Wonderful, classic storytelling like that just doens't exist anymore. If it does i havn't seen it. Ps im only early 20's haha. I guess i'll settle for heat miser this month. :p

  • Thank you for uploading this, I've looked for it forever, this is the song I want played at my funeral, not that I plan to use it anytime soon. But thank you again!

  • the hobbit and the return of the king are true master pieces that have rarely been rivaled in story and art the lord of the rings(1978) was an awful work that equals up to an acid trip especially when they used live actors for most of it with that stupid animation program that you only see in music videos of that era the art and story were the worst story and lack of Emertion i regret ever watching it but the hobbit and the return of the king art second to none in all forms of the word

  • Respond to this video... Also wanted to say, I listen mostly to classical music...this isn't a one type of music is better than another argument btw...but as far as popular music goes there are only a few voices that have captured my imagination, and Yarbrough's is one of them. The quality of his voice is unique and lends a wonderful sincerity to these simple songs. For me, I would put his voice in my top ten popular singers, I just love the expressive quality of his voice.

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