Into the West - Revision history

KingAragorn at 11:35, 30 December 2012

2012-12-30T11:35:13Z

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−	[[File:Annie Lennox - Into the West (cover).jpg\|250px\|~~thumb~~\|~~right~~\|~~Single cover~~]]	+	{{album
		+	\| image=[[File:Annie Lennox - Into the West (cover).jpg\|250px]]
		+	\| title=Into the West
		+	\| type=Song
		+	\| artist=[[Fran Walsh]], [[Howard Shore]] and [[Annie Lennox]]
		+	\| released=
		+	\| recorded=
		+	\| genre=
		+	\| length=
		+	\| language=English
		+	\| label=
		+	}}
	'''Into the West''' is a song written by [[Fran Walsh]], [[Howard Shore]] and [[Annie Lennox]], and performed by Lennox for [[Peter Jackson\|Peter Jackson's]] ''[[The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King]]''.		'''Into the West''' is a song written by [[Fran Walsh]], [[Howard Shore]] and [[Annie Lennox]], and performed by Lennox for [[Peter Jackson\|Peter Jackson's]] ''[[The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King]]''.

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	==Lyrics==		==Lyrics==
−	<poem ~~style="font-style:italic; margin-left:20px;"~~>	+	{{Blockquote\|<poem>
	Lay down		Lay down
	Your sweet and weary head		Your sweet and weary head
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	Grey ships pass		Grey ships pass
	Into the West		Into the West
−	</poem>	+	</poem>}}

	[[Category:The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack]]		[[Category:The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack]]

KingAragorn Bot: Bot message: re-linked.

2012-08-06T15:59:51Z

Bot message: re-linked.

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	The song was conceived as a bittersweet [[Elves\|Elven]] lament for those who have sailed across the [[Belegaer\|Sundering Seas]].		The song was conceived as a bittersweet [[Elves\|Elven]] lament for those who have sailed across the [[Belegaer\|Sundering Seas]].

−	In the commentaries and documentaries accompanying the [[The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King ~~Special Extended DVD Edition~~\|extended DVD edition]] of the movie, director [[Peter Jackson]] explained that the song was partially inspired by the premature death from cancer of 17-year-old [[New Zealand]] filmmaker [[wikipedia:Cameron Duncan\|Cameron Duncan]] whose work had impressed Jackson and his team. The first public performance of the song was at Duncan's funeral.	+	In the commentaries and documentaries accompanying the [[The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (extended edition)\|extended DVD edition]] of the movie, director [[Peter Jackson]] explained that the song was partially inspired by the premature death from cancer of 17-year-old [[New Zealand]] filmmaker [[wikipedia:Cameron Duncan\|Cameron Duncan]] whose work had impressed Jackson and his team. The first public performance of the song was at Duncan's funeral.

	The song won the Academy Award for ''Achievement in music written for motion pictures (Original song)'' at the 76th Academy Awards, one of the movie's eleven Oscars.		The song won the Academy Award for ''Achievement in music written for motion pictures (Original song)'' at the 76th Academy Awards, one of the movie's eleven Oscars.

KingAragorn at 16:03, 16 July 2012

2012-07-16T16:03:16Z

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−	[[~~Image~~:Annie Lennox - Into the West (cover).jpg\|250px\|thumb\|right\|Single cover]]	+	[[File:Annie Lennox - Into the West (cover).jpg\|250px\|thumb\|right\|Single cover]]
−	'''"Into the West"''' is a song written by [[Fran Walsh]], [[Howard Shore]] and [[Annie Lennox]], performed by ~~Annie~~ Lennox ~~during~~ the ~~closing credits~~ of ''[[The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King]]''.	+	'''Into the West''' is a song written by [[Fran Walsh]], [[Howard Shore]] and [[Annie Lennox]], and performed by Lennox for [[Peter Jackson\|Peter Jackson's]] ''[[The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King]]''.
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		+	It was the nineteenth track of ''[[The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack]]'' and formed part of [[Days of the Ring]], track seven of disc four of ''[[The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King - The Complete Recordings]]''.

	The song was conceived as a bittersweet [[Elves\|Elven]] lament for those who have sailed across the [[Belegaer\|Sundering Seas]].		The song was conceived as a bittersweet [[Elves\|Elven]] lament for those who have sailed across the [[Belegaer\|Sundering Seas]].

KingAragorn Bot: Bot comment: changed category.

2012-07-14T17:46:53Z

Bot comment: changed category.

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	</poem>		</poem>

−	[[Category:The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King ~~The~~ Original Soundtrack]]	+	[[Category:The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack]]

Fredeghar at 18:52, 30 June 2012

2012-06-30T18:52:23Z

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	The song was conceived as a bittersweet [[Elves\|Elven]] lament for those who have sailed across the [[Belegaer\|Sundering Seas]].		The song was conceived as a bittersweet [[Elves\|Elven]] lament for those who have sailed across the [[Belegaer\|Sundering Seas]].

−	In the commentaries and documentaries accompanying the [[The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King Special Extended DVD Edition\|extended DVD edition]] of the movie, director [[Peter Jackson]] explained that the song was partially inspired by the premature death from cancer of 17-year old [[New Zealand]] filmmaker ~~named~~ [[wikipedia:Cameron Duncan\|Cameron Duncan]] whose work had impressed Jackson and his team. The first public performance of the song was at Duncan's funeral.	+	In the commentaries and documentaries accompanying the [[The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King Special Extended DVD Edition\|extended DVD edition]] of the movie, director [[Peter Jackson]] explained that the song was partially inspired by the premature death from cancer of 17-year-old [[New Zealand]] filmmaker [[wikipedia:Cameron Duncan\|Cameron Duncan]] whose work had impressed Jackson and his team. The first public performance of the song was at Duncan's funeral.

	The song won the Academy Award for ''Achievement in music written for motion pictures (Original song)'' at the 76th Academy Awards, one of the movie's eleven Oscars.		The song won the Academy Award for ''Achievement in music written for motion pictures (Original song)'' at the 76th Academy Awards, one of the movie's eleven Oscars.

KingAragorn at 00:34, 17 July 2011

2011-07-17T00:34:10Z

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	The song was conceived as a bittersweet [[Elves\|Elven]] lament for those who have sailed across the [[Belegaer\|Sundering Seas]].		The song was conceived as a bittersweet [[Elves\|Elven]] lament for those who have sailed across the [[Belegaer\|Sundering Seas]].

−	In the commentaries and documentaries accompanying the [[The Return of the King Extended Edition\|extended DVD edition]] of the movie, director [[Peter Jackson]] explained that the song was partially inspired by the premature death from cancer of 17-year old [[New Zealand]] filmmaker named [[wikipedia:Cameron Duncan\|Cameron Duncan]] whose work had impressed Jackson and his team. The first public performance of the song was at Duncan's funeral.	+	In the commentaries and documentaries accompanying the [[The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King Special Extended DVD Edition\|extended DVD edition]] of the movie, director [[Peter Jackson]] explained that the song was partially inspired by the premature death from cancer of 17-year old [[New Zealand]] filmmaker named [[wikipedia:Cameron Duncan\|Cameron Duncan]] whose work had impressed Jackson and his team. The first public performance of the song was at Duncan's funeral.

	The song won the Academy Award for ''Achievement in music written for motion pictures (Original song)'' at the 76th Academy Awards, one of the movie's eleven Oscars.		The song won the Academy Award for ''Achievement in music written for motion pictures (Original song)'' at the 76th Academy Awards, one of the movie's eleven Oscars.

KingAragorn at 14:55, 8 March 2011

2011-03-08T14:55:51Z

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−	[[Category:The Return of the King ~~soundtrack~~]]	+	[[Category:The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King The Original Soundtrack]]

KingAragorn Bot: changing link to The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King

2010-07-03T21:37:45Z

changing link to The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King

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	[[Image:Annie Lennox - Into the West (cover).jpg\|250px\|thumb\|right\|Single cover]]		[[Image:Annie Lennox - Into the West (cover).jpg\|250px\|thumb\|right\|Single cover]]
−	'''"Into the West"''' is a song written by [[Fran Walsh]], [[Howard Shore]] and [[Annie Lennox]], performed by Annie Lennox during the closing credits of ''[[~~Peter Jackson's~~ The Return of the King]]''.	+	'''"Into the West"''' is a song written by [[Fran Walsh]], [[Howard Shore]] and [[Annie Lennox]], performed by Annie Lennox during the closing credits of ''[[The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King]]''.

	The song was conceived as a bittersweet [[Elves\|Elven]] lament for those who have sailed across the [[Belegaer\|Sundering Seas]].		The song was conceived as a bittersweet [[Elves\|Elven]] lament for those who have sailed across the [[Belegaer\|Sundering Seas]].

Ederchil at 10:58, 3 January 2009

2009-01-03T10:58:27Z

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−	'''"Into the West"''' is a song written by [[Fran Walsh]], [[Howard Shore]] and [[Annie Lennox]], performed by Annie Lennox during the closing credits of [[Peter Jackson's The Return of the King]] ~~film~~.	+	[[Image:Annie Lennox - Into the West (cover).jpg\|250px\|thumb\|right\|Single cover]]
		+	'''"Into the West"''' is a song written by [[Fran Walsh]], [[Howard Shore]] and [[Annie Lennox]], performed by Annie Lennox during the closing credits of ''[[Peter Jackson's The Return of the King]]''.

−	The song was conceived as a bittersweet [[~~Elvish~~]] lament for those who have sailed across the [[Sundering ~~Sea~~]].	+	The song was conceived as a bittersweet [[Elves\|Elven]] lament for those who have sailed across the [[Belegaer\|Sundering Seas]].

−	In the commentaries and documentaries accompanying the extended DVD edition of the movie, director [[Peter Jackson]] ~~explains~~ that the song was partially inspired by the premature death from cancer of ~~a young~~ [[New Zealand]] filmmaker named [[Cameron Duncan]] whose work had impressed Jackson and his team. The first public performance of the song was at Duncan's funeral.	+	In the commentaries and documentaries accompanying the [[The Return of the King Extended Edition\|extended DVD edition]] of the movie, director [[Peter Jackson]] explained that the song was partially inspired by the premature death from cancer of 17-year old [[New Zealand]] filmmaker named [[wikipedia:Cameron Duncan\|Cameron Duncan]] whose work had impressed Jackson and his team. The first public performance of the song was at Duncan's funeral.

−	The song won the ~~[[Awards\|Oscar]]~~ for ''Achievement in music written for motion pictures (Original song)'' at the 76th Academy Awards, one of the movie's ~~11 Academy Awards~~.	+	The song won the Academy Award for ''Achievement in music written for motion pictures (Original song)'' at the 76th Academy Awards, one of the movie's eleven Oscars.

	==Lyrics==		==Lyrics==
−	<poem>	+	<poem style="font-style:italic; margin-left:20px;">
	Lay down		Lay down
	Your sweet and weary head		Your sweet and weary head
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	Sleep now		Sleep now
−	~~Dream—~~ of the ones who came before	+	Dream — of the ones who came before
	They are calling		They are calling
	From across the distant shore		From across the distant shore

Hyarion at 18:59, 26 July 2006

2006-07-26T18:59:50Z

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	The song won the [[Awards\|Oscar]] for ''Achievement in music written for motion pictures (Original song)'' at the 76th Academy Awards, one of the movie's 11 Academy Awards.		The song won the [[Awards\|Oscar]] for ''Achievement in music written for motion pictures (Original song)'' at the 76th Academy Awards, one of the movie's 11 Academy Awards.

−	~~LYRICS:~~	+	==Lyrics==
−		+	<poem>
	Lay down		Lay down
	Your sweet and weary head		Your sweet and weary head
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	Grey ships pass		Grey ships pass
	Into the West		Into the West
		+	</poem>
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		+	[[Category:The Return of the King soundtrack]]