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| − | + | '''Leliana's Song''' is a song from the ''[[Dragon Age: Origins]]'' [[Dragon Age: Origins (soundtrack)|soundtrack]]. It was written by award-winning composer [[Inon Zur]], and sung by singer-songwriter Aubrey Ashburn. |
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Upon returning to the [[Party Camp|party camp]] when [[the Warden]] has completed the [[Nature of the Beast]] quest, [[Leliana]] will start a conversation with them. She will explain how she feels about the presence of death all around and will refer to an [[Elf|Elven]] ballad sung at her mother's funeral. |
Upon returning to the [[Party Camp|party camp]] when [[the Warden]] has completed the [[Nature of the Beast]] quest, [[Leliana]] will start a conversation with them. She will explain how she feels about the presence of death all around and will refer to an [[Elf|Elven]] ballad sung at her mother's funeral. |
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{{Main|Codex entry: In Uthenera}} |
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| − | The lyrics are found in a [[Song Book|book]] entitled "In Uthenera", which can be obtained by opening the chest next to [[Lanaya]] in the [[Dalish]] camp the [[Brecilian Outskirts]]. |
+ | The lyrics are found in a [[Song Book|book]] entitled "In Uthenera", which can be obtained by opening the chest next to [[Lanaya]] in the [[Dalish]] camp in the [[Brecilian Outskirts]]. |
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== Trivia == |
== Trivia == |
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* The song is misspelled in the official soundtrack as "''Lelia'''nn'''a's Song''" while Leliana is written with one single '''''n'''''. |
* The song is misspelled in the official soundtrack as "''Lelia'''nn'''a's Song''" while Leliana is written with one single '''''n'''''. |
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| − | * Leliana's voice in-game is a light, gentle and "girly" voice whereas Ashburn's voice is more soprano-oriented and more pronounced. |
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* Part of this song plays at the end of the [[Dalish Elf Origin]] as the Warden says farewell to the clan. |
* Part of this song plays at the end of the [[Dalish Elf Origin]] as the Warden says farewell to the clan. |
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| − | * [[Merrill]] recites this song in [[Long Way Home|the ritual at the altar]] on [[Sundermount]]. |
+ | * In ''[[Dragon Age II]]'', [[Merrill]] recites this song in [[Long Way Home|the ritual at the altar]] on [[Sundermount]]. |
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[[Category:Game soundtracks]] |
[[Category:Game soundtracks]] |
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[[Category:Real world articles]] |
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Latest revision as of 00:40, 26 October 2017
- For the DLC, see Leliana's Song.
Leliana's Song is a song from the Dragon Age: Origins soundtrack. It was written by award-winning composer Inon Zur, and sung by singer-songwriter Aubrey Ashburn.
Upon returning to the party camp when the Warden has completed the Nature of the Beast quest, Leliana will start a conversation with them. She will explain how she feels about the presence of death all around and will refer to an Elven ballad sung at her mother's funeral.
Lyrics[]
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"In Uthenera" |
| Leliana sings this at camp after the Nature of the Beast quest. |
- Main article: Codex entry: In Uthenera
The lyrics are found in a book entitled "In Uthenera", which can be obtained by opening the chest next to Lanaya in the Dalish camp in the Brecilian Outskirts.
hahren na melana sahlin |
elder your time is come |
Trivia[]
- The song is misspelled in the official soundtrack as "Lelianna's Song" while Leliana is written with one single n.
- Part of this song plays at the end of the Dalish Elf Origin as the Warden says farewell to the clan.
- In Dragon Age II, Merrill recites this song in the ritual at the altar on Sundermount.
