The lovely boughs that never sway
Roofs of houses that don’t decay
The trees that reach into the sky
A place seen naught by evil eye
A gap that ever fills my heart
For the time came she did depart.
Looking at elven workmanship
My heart feels beaten as if by a whip
My dear one went to Havens free
Then she went on to cross the sea
Galadriel farewell has bade
And Lorien’s beauty shall fade.
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