#tombombadil — Public Fediverse posts
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Hey dol! merry dol! ring a dong dillo!
Ring a dong! hop along! fal lal the willow! -
Hey dol! merry dol! ring a dong dillo!
Ring a dong! hop along! fal lal the willow! -
Hey dol! merry dol! ring a dong dillo!
Ring a dong! hop along! fal lal the willow! -
Hey dol! merry dol! ring a dong dillo!
Ring a dong! hop along! fal lal the willow! -
Je ne me lasse pas de cette démarche guillerette qui me met toujours d'humeur guillerette 🥰 Alors, tel Tom Bombadil, gambadons partout ! Et, même, allons transmettre de la joie au monde ; il en a bien besoin en ce moment 😆
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Allons-nous terminer les royaumes du Harad aujourd'hui et revenir avec notre petite ménestrelle ? Nous verrons bien. En attendant nous gambadons de ci, de là, à explorer les ruines et rendre service, viens avec nous pour te promener ❤️
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C'est une démarche qui m'a été offerte et je témoigne ma reconnaissance à chaque fois parce que J'ADORE ! Cette démarche est inspirée par Tom Bombadil, personnage joyeux et énigmatique de l'univers de Tolkien.
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Real behind the screens decisionmaking with the film trilogy:
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Real behind the screens decisionmaking with the film trilogy:
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Real behind the screens decisionmaking with the film trilogy:
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Aujourd'hui on découvre la nouvelle extension Les Royaumes du Harad ! Et, en plus, on est vêtu à la mode de Tom Bombadil avec la veste bleu-vif et les bottes jaunes ❤️ Viens vite pour la promenade !
https://www.twitch.tv/ekwolaloutre#LotRO #SdAO #aventure #chill #Harad #TomBombadil #lotr #sda #loutre
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I just saw in a #bookshop a new paperback edition of #Tolkien 's Adventures of #TomBombadil , published this year (2024, 320 pages). The hardback was published 10 years ago (2014, 304 pages).
Does anyone know if the content of the two editions is the same? Why the differerence in page count?
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I just saw in a #bookshop a new paperback edition of #Tolkien 's Adventures of #TomBombadil , published this year (2024, 320 pages). The hardback was published 10 years ago (2014, 304 pages).
Does anyone know if the content of the two editions is the same? Why the differerence in page count?
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I just saw in a #bookshop a new paperback edition of #Tolkien 's Adventures of #TomBombadil , published this year (2024, 320 pages). The hardback was published 10 years ago (2014, 304 pages).
Does anyone know if the content of the two editions is the same? Why the differerence in page count?
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I just saw in a #bookshop a new paperback edition of #Tolkien 's Adventures of #TomBombadil , published this year (2024, 320 pages). The hardback was published 10 years ago (2014, 304 pages).
Does anyone know if the content of the two editions is the same? Why the differerence in page count?
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I just saw in a #bookshop a new paperback edition of #Tolkien 's Adventures of #TomBombadil , published this year (2024, 320 pages). The hardback was published 10 years ago (2014, 304 pages).
Does anyone know if the content of the two editions is the same? Why the differerence in page count?
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The Ring cannot effect Tom Bombadil because he is outside the whole issue of Power and Domination; Tolkien uses Tom as an allegory that even this intense struggle between “good and evil” is only part of the whole picture of existence.
...he is an abstract concept; possibly the embodiment of Arda itself, a veritable "Father Nature", or some kind of 'spirit' which, unlike the Maiar, was of a non-divine nature. Not only does the Ring have no effect on him, but Tom himself seems unable to affect the Ring in return. This shows that Tom was outside the divine plan and struggle and had no position in it.
As a being that does not know hunger for power or any other form of personal corruption, the One Ring can hold no power over him and would be no more than a meaningless bauble.
A perfect anarchist archetype. -
The Ring cannot effect Tom Bombadil because he is outside the whole issue of Power and Domination; Tolkien uses Tom as an allegory that even this intense struggle between “good and evil” is only part of the whole picture of existence.
...he is an abstract concept; possibly the embodiment of Arda itself, a veritable "Father Nature", or some kind of 'spirit' which, unlike the Maiar, was of a non-divine nature. Not only does the Ring have no effect on him, but Tom himself seems unable to affect the Ring in return. This shows that Tom was outside the divine plan and struggle and had no position in it.
As a being that does not know hunger for power or any other form of personal corruption, the One Ring can hold no power over him and would be no more than a meaningless bauble.
A perfect anarchist archetype. -
The Ring cannot effect Tom Bombadil because he is outside the whole issue of Power and Domination; Tolkien uses Tom as an allegory that even this intense struggle between “good and evil” is only part of the whole picture of existence.
...he is an abstract concept; possibly the embodiment of Arda itself, a veritable "Father Nature", or some kind of 'spirit' which, unlike the Maiar, was of a non-divine nature. Not only does the Ring have no effect on him, but Tom himself seems unable to affect the Ring in return. This shows that Tom was outside the divine plan and struggle and had no position in it.
As a being that does not know hunger for power or any other form of personal corruption, the One Ring can hold no power over him and would be no more than a meaningless bauble.
A perfect anarchist archetype. -
The Ring cannot effect Tom Bombadil because he is outside the whole issue of Power and Domination; Tolkien uses Tom as an allegory that even this intense struggle between “good and evil” is only part of the whole picture of existence.
...he is an abstract concept; possibly the embodiment of Arda itself, a veritable "Father Nature", or some kind of 'spirit' which, unlike the Maiar, was of a non-divine nature. Not only does the Ring have no effect on him, but Tom himself seems unable to affect the Ring in return. This shows that Tom was outside the divine plan and struggle and had no position in it.
As a being that does not know hunger for power or any other form of personal corruption, the One Ring can hold no power over him and would be no more than a meaningless bauble.
A perfect anarchist archetype. -
The Ring cannot effect Tom Bombadil because he is outside the whole issue of Power and Domination; Tolkien uses Tom as an allegory that even this intense struggle between “good and evil” is only part of the whole picture of existence.
...he is an abstract concept; possibly the embodiment of Arda itself, a veritable "Father Nature", or some kind of 'spirit' which, unlike the Maiar, was of a non-divine nature. Not only does the Ring have no effect on him, but Tom himself seems unable to affect the Ring in return. This shows that Tom was outside the divine plan and struggle and had no position in it.
As a being that does not know hunger for power or any other form of personal corruption, the One Ring can hold no power over him and would be no more than a meaningless bauble.
A perfect anarchist archetype. -
CW: spoiler: rings of power
I cannot begin to say how elated I was to see Tom Bombadil in the latest Rings of Power episode. I know some disagree with his importance in Lord of the Rings, but that scene was one of my favorites and I felt provided much valuable information about the powers that existed in the Tolkien universe.
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CW: spoiler: rings of power
I cannot begin to say how elated I was to see Tom Bombadil in the latest Rings of Power episode. I know some disagree with his importance in Lord of the Rings, but that scene was one of my favorites and I felt provided much valuable information about the powers that existed in the Tolkien universe.
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CW: spoiler: rings of power
I cannot begin to say how elated I was to see Tom Bombadil in the latest Rings of Power episode. I know some disagree with his importance in Lord of the Rings, but that scene was one of my favorites and I felt provided much valuable information about the powers that existed in the Tolkien universe.
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Why am I in such a Tolkien phase right now? It’s probably due to the second season of Rings of Power, but I read The Silmarillion and I am rereading Lord of the Rings and I am watching Rings of Power and I am (finally) watching the Peter Jackson Hobbit movies. I’m about 15 minutes away from finishing the second movie. It is requiring more suspending of disbelief than I am really willing to give. I’m in a weirdly completist mode now and have to get through all three movies (even though it is laughable that Jackson took a 400 page book and adapted it into a nine hour movie).
What’s the point of this post though? The point of this post is a spoiler free comment on Rings of Power season two episode four. I saw the first two Lord of the Rings movies before I read the books. When I was done with everything I was able to look back and consider if the books were better or worse than the movies. I think they are pretty even. There are a couple of things about the movies that I prefer to the books though. First, there is a whole lot less singing in the movies. In Fellowship, especially, people are singing all over the place and it just gets tedious.
The other thing that I like better about the movies eventually became my absolute favorite thing about the movies. Literally the thing I like best. Simply, they left Tom Bombadil out. I mean… The Hobbit was a kids book. Lord of the Rings was not. Somehow it seems that Tolkien must have tried to make Fellowship a little more kid-friendly by throwing this insufferably boring, painful character named Tom Bombadil into the story. In my current re-read of the books I am in the middle of the Tom Bombadil arc right now and I cannot get out of it fast enough. It’s just awful. Jackson left him out of the movies and it makes me love the movies that much more.
I just finished this week’s new episode of Rings of Power. Season two, episode four. Without giving out any spoilers, mostly because the news has been out since we saw a trailer months ago, Tom Bombadil is in the episode.
Why? Why, Amazon Prime Video? Why are you torturing me like this? I will say that he’s nowhere near as awful in the episode as he was in the books, but all the same… why would you do this to me?
https://robertjames1971.blog/2024/09/07/movies-vs-books/
#amazonPrimeVideo #books #jrrTolkien #Movies #PeterJackson #Television #theHobbit #theLordOfTheRings #theRingsOfPower #tolkien #TomBombadil
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Why am I in such a Tolkien phase right now? It’s probably due to the second season of Rings of Power, but I read The Silmarillion and I am rereading Lord of the Rings and I am watching Rings of Power and I am (finally) watching the Peter Jackson Hobbit movies. I’m about 15 minutes away from finishing the second movie. It is requiring more suspending of disbelief than I am really willing to give. I’m in a weirdly completist mode now and have to get through all three movies (even though it is laughable that Jackson took a 400 page book and adapted it into a nine hour movie).
What’s the point of this post though? The point of this post is a spoiler free comment on Rings of Power season two episode four. I saw the first two Lord of the Rings movies before I read the books. When I was done with everything I was able to look back and consider if the books were better or worse than the movies. I think they are pretty even. There are a couple of things about the movies that I prefer to the books though. First, there is a whole lot less singing in the movies. In Fellowship, especially, people are singing all over the place and it just gets tedious.
The other thing that I like better about the movies eventually became my absolute favorite thing about the movies. Literally the thing I like best. Simply, they left Tom Bombadil out. I mean… The Hobbit was a kids book. Lord of the Rings was not. Somehow it seems that Tolkien must have tried to make Fellowship a little more kid-friendly by throwing this insufferably boring, painful character named Tom Bombadil into the story. In my current re-read of the books I am in the middle of the Tom Bombadil arc right now and I cannot get out of it fast enough. It’s just awful. Jackson left him out of the movies and it makes me love the movies that much more.
I just finished this week’s new episode of Rings of Power. Season two, episode four. Without giving out any spoilers, mostly because the news has been out since we saw a trailer months ago, Tom Bombadil is in the episode.
Why? Why, Amazon Prime Video? Why are you torturing me like this? I will say that he’s nowhere near as awful in the episode as he was in the books, but all the same… why would you do this to me?
https://robertjames1971.blog/2024/09/07/movies-vs-books/
#amazonPrimeVideo #books #jrrTolkien #Movies #PeterJackson #Television #theHobbit #theLordOfTheRings #theRingsOfPower #tolkien #TomBombadil
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Why am I in such a Tolkien phase right now? It’s probably due to the second season of Rings of Power, but I read The Silmarillion and I am rereading Lord of the Rings and I am watching Rings of Power and I am (finally) watching the Peter Jackson Hobbit movies. I’m about 15 minutes away from finishing the second movie. It is requiring more suspending of disbelief than I am really willing to give. I’m in a weirdly completist mode now and have to get through all three movies (even though it is laughable that Jackson took a 400 page book and adapted it into a nine hour movie).
What’s the point of this post though? The point of this post is a spoiler free comment on Rings of Power season two episode four. I saw the first two Lord of the Rings movies before I read the books. When I was done with everything I was able to look back and consider if the books were better or worse than the movies. I think they are pretty even. There are a couple of things about the movies that I prefer to the books though. First, there is a whole lot less singing in the movies. In Fellowship, especially, people are singing all over the place and it just gets tedious.
The other thing that I like better about the movies eventually became my absolute favorite thing about the movies. Literally the thing I like best. Simply, they left Tom Bombadil out. I mean… The Hobbit was a kids book. Lord of the Rings was not. Somehow it seems that Tolkien must have tried to make Fellowship a little more kid-friendly by throwing this insufferably boring, painful character named Tom Bombadil into the story. In my current re-read of the books I am in the middle of the Tom Bombadil arc right now and I cannot get out of it fast enough. It’s just awful. Jackson left him out of the movies and it makes me love the movies that much more.
I just finished this week’s new episode of Rings of Power. Season two, episode four. Without giving out any spoilers, mostly because the news has been out since we saw a trailer months ago, Tom Bombadil is in the episode.
Why? Why, Amazon Prime Video? Why are you torturing me like this? I will say that he’s nowhere near as awful in the episode as he was in the books, but all the same… why would you do this to me?
https://robertjames1971.blog/2024/09/07/movies-vs-books/
#amazonPrimeVideo #books #jrrTolkien #Movies #PeterJackson #Television #theHobbit #theLordOfTheRings #theRingsOfPower #tolkien #TomBombadil
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Why am I in such a Tolkien phase right now? It’s probably due to the second season of Rings of Power, but I read The Silmarillion and I am rereading Lord of the Rings and I am watching Rings of Power and I am (finally) watching the Peter Jackson Hobbit movies. I’m about 15 minutes away from finishing the second movie. It is requiring more suspending of disbelief than I am really willing to give. I’m in a weirdly completist mode now and have to get through all three movies (even though it is laughable that Jackson took a 400 page book and adapted it into a nine hour movie).
What’s the point of this post though? The point of this post is a spoiler free comment on Rings of Power season two episode four. I saw the first two Lord of the Rings movies before I read the books. When I was done with everything I was able to look back and consider if the books were better or worse than the movies. I think they are pretty even. There are a couple of things about the movies that I prefer to the books though. First, there is a whole lot less singing in the movies. In Fellowship, especially, people are singing all over the place and it just gets tedious.
The other thing that I like better about the movies eventually became my absolute favorite thing about the movies. Literally the thing I like best. Simply, they left Tom Bombadil about. I mean… The Hobbit was a kids book. Lord of the Rings was not. Somehow it seems that Tolkien must have tried to make Fellowship a little more kid-friendly by throwing this insufferably boring, painful character named Tom Bombadil into the story. In my current re-read of the books I am in the middle of the Tom Bombadil arc right now and I cannot get out of it fast enough. It’s just awful. Jackson left him out of the movies and it makes me love the movies that much more.
I just finished this week’s new episode of Rings of Power. Season two, episode four. Without giving out any spoilers, mostly because the news has been out since we saw a trailer months ago, Tom Bombadil is in the episode.
Why? Why, Amazon Prime Video? Why are you torturing me like this? I will say that he’s nowhere near as awful in the episode as he was in the books, but all the same… why would you do this to me?
https://robertjames1971.blog/2024/09/07/movies-vs-books/
#amazonPrimeVideo #books #jrrTolkien #Movies #PeterJackson #Television #theHobbit #theLordOfTheRings #theRingsOfPower #tolkien #TomBombadil
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Why am I in such a Tolkien phase right now? It’s probably due to the second season of Rings of Power, but I read The Silmarillion and I am rereading Lord of the Rings and I am watching Rings of Power and I am (finally) watching the Peter Jackson Hobbit movies. I’m about 15 minutes away from finishing the second movie. It is requiring more suspending of disbelief than I am really willing to give. I’m in a weirdly completist mode now and have to get through all three movies (even though it is laughable that Jackson took a 400 page book and adapted it into a nine hour movie).
What’s the point of this post though? The point of this post is a spoiler free comment on Rings of Power season two episode four. I saw the first two Lord of the Rings movies before I read the books. When I was done with everything I was able to look back and consider if the books were better or worse than the movies. I think they are pretty even. There are a couple of things about the movies that I prefer to the books though. First, there is a whole lot less singing in the movies. In Fellowship, especially, people are singing all over the place and it just gets tedious.
The other thing that I like better about the movies eventually became my absolute favorite thing about the movies. Literally the thing I like best. Simply, they left Tom Bombadil out. I mean… The Hobbit was a kids book. Lord of the Rings was not. Somehow it seems that Tolkien must have tried to make Fellowship a little more kid-friendly by throwing this insufferably boring, painful character named Tom Bombadil into the story. In my current re-read of the books I am in the middle of the Tom Bombadil arc right now and I cannot get out of it fast enough. It’s just awful. Jackson left him out of the movies and it makes me love the movies that much more.
I just finished this week’s new episode of Rings of Power. Season two, episode four. Without giving out any spoilers, mostly because the news has been out since we saw a trailer months ago, Tom Bombadil is in the episode.
Why? Why, Amazon Prime Video? Why are you torturing me like this? I will say that he’s nowhere near as awful in the episode as he was in the books, but all the same… why would you do this to me?
https://robertjames1971.blog/2024/09/07/movies-vs-books/
#amazonPrimeVideo #books #jrrTolkien #Movies #PeterJackson #Television #theHobbit #theLordOfTheRings #theRingsOfPower #tolkien #TomBombadil
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Han compartido un nuevo clip de #LosAnillosdePoder que se centra en #TomBombadil que está interpretado por #RoryKinnear https://www.cinemascomics.com/descubre-tom-bombadil-los-anillos-de-poder/
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Han compartido un nuevo clip de #LosAnillosdePoder que se centra en #TomBombadil que está interpretado por #RoryKinnear https://www.cinemascomics.com/descubre-tom-bombadil-los-anillos-de-poder/
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Tänä vuonna en yritä edetä Tarussa Sormusten herrasta tapahtumien aikataulussa, vaan olen jo yöpynyt #TomBombadil'in talossa, vaikka ollaan vasta #syyskuu'n alussa. Nyt, noin seitsemännelläkymmenennellä lukukerrallani tjsp., olen yhä vakuuttuneempi #VanhaMetsä-jakson keskeisestä tärkeydestä, vaikka se aina jätetään pois elokuvista ja näytelmistä. #TSH #LR #lordoftherings #Tolkien #kotijuttuja
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Tänä vuonna en yritä edetä Tarussa Sormusten herrasta tapahtumien aikataulussa, vaan olen jo yöpynyt #TomBombadil'in talossa, vaikka ollaan vasta #syyskuu'n alussa. Nyt, noin seitsemännelläkymmenennellä lukukerrallani tjsp., olen yhä vakuuttuneempi #VanhaMetsä-jakson keskeisestä tärkeydestä, vaikka se aina jätetään pois elokuvista ja näytelmistä. #TSH #LR #lordoftherings #Tolkien #kotijuttuja
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Tänä vuonna en yritä edetä Tarussa Sormusten herrasta tapahtumien aikataulussa, vaan olen jo yöpynyt #TomBombadil'in talossa, vaikka ollaan vasta #syyskuu'n alussa. Nyt, noin seitsemännelläkymmenennellä lukukerrallani tjsp., olen yhä vakuuttuneempi #VanhaMetsä-jakson keskeisestä tärkeydestä, vaikka se aina jätetään pois elokuvista ja näytelmistä. #TSH #LR #lordoftherings #Tolkien #kotijuttuja
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Tänä vuonna en yritä edetä Tarussa Sormusten herrasta tapahtumien aikataulussa, vaan olen jo yöpynyt #TomBombadil'in talossa, vaikka ollaan vasta #syyskuu'n alussa. Nyt, noin seitsemännelläkymmenennellä lukukerrallani tjsp., olen yhä vakuuttuneempi #VanhaMetsä-jakson keskeisestä tärkeydestä, vaikka se aina jätetään pois elokuvista ja näytelmistä. #TSH #LR #lordoftherings #Tolkien #kotijuttuja
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Tänä vuonna en yritä edetä Tarussa Sormusten herrasta tapahtumien aikataulussa, vaan olen jo yöpynyt #TomBombadil'in talossa, vaikka ollaan vasta #syyskuu'n alussa. Nyt, noin seitsemännelläkymmenennellä lukukerrallani tjsp., olen yhä vakuuttuneempi #VanhaMetsä-jakson keskeisestä tärkeydestä, vaikka se aina jätetään pois elokuvista ja näytelmistä. #TSH #LR #lordoftherings #Tolkien #kotijuttuja
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El actor #RoryKinnear ha revelado detalles interesantes de #TomBombadil personaje que debutará en la segunda temporada de #LosAnillosdePoder https://www.cinemascomics.com/los-anillos-de-poder-tom-bombadil-es-muy-diferente-a-la-version-de-tolkien/
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El actor #RoryKinnear ha revelado detalles interesantes de #TomBombadil personaje que debutará en la segunda temporada de #LosAnillosdePoder https://www.cinemascomics.com/los-anillos-de-poder-tom-bombadil-es-muy-diferente-a-la-version-de-tolkien/
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#RufusWainwright Sings #TomBombadil's #Song | #LOTR
#TheLord ofTheRings: #TheRingsofPower #primeVideo
#soundtrack #spoiler #music #jrrtolkien
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#RufusWainwright Sings #TomBombadil's #Song | #LOTR
#TheLord ofTheRings: #TheRingsofPower #primeVideo
#soundtrack #spoiler #music #jrrtolkien
https://youtu.be/umFk7Q9piK8?si=wGvl1ULx7xIIO6Y6 -
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#RufusWainwright Sings #TomBombadil's #Song | #LOTR
#TheLord ofTheRings: #TheRingsofPower #primeVideo
#soundtrack #spoiler #music #jrrtolkien
https://youtu.be/umFk7Q9piK8?si=wGvl1ULx7xIIO6Y6 -
YouTube Tipp ▶️
#RufusWainwright Sings #TomBombadil's #Song | #LOTR
#TheLord ofTheRings: #TheRingsofPower #primeVideo
#soundtrack #spoiler #music #jrrtolkien
https://youtu.be/umFk7Q9piK8?si=wGvl1ULx7xIIO6Y6 -
YouTube Tipp ▶️
#RufusWainwright Sings #TomBombadil's #Song | #LOTR
#TheLord ofTheRings: #TheRingsofPower #primeVideo
#soundtrack #spoiler #music #jrrtolkien
https://youtu.be/umFk7Q9piK8?si=wGvl1ULx7xIIO6Y6 -
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Great, they're bringing in this idiot. I hope he sings one of his stupid songs. #LOTR #TomBombadil
https://gizmodo.com/lotr-rings-of-power-season-2-tom-bombadil-amazon-1851506105
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Great, they're bringing in this idiot. I hope he sings one of his stupid songs. #LOTR #TomBombadil
https://gizmodo.com/lotr-rings-of-power-season-2-tom-bombadil-amazon-1851506105