Blacksmith of Emond's Field
Words by Zion Valencic © Feb 2023
TTTO The Blacksmith of Brandywine by Pat and Victoria Garvey

As we matched right into Two Rivers, it was a sight to see                   [CFCG]
A giant of a man with a hammer in hand and a people he would free   [CGCFCGC]
And all around him on the ground in fatal disarray,                             [CFCG]
Lay children of light and Trollocs foul who all had passed away.          [CGCFCGC]

	C         F                         C                      G
	Make it one for Rand Al'thor the dragon who's reborn
	C                                          G
	And one for the men who will not yield
	C                F                  C                            G
	Make it one for the family dear I won't have time to mourn
	C            F         C       G            C     G    C
	And one for the Blacksmith of Emond's Field.

We came from Devin Ride in haste, to save the people here            [CFCG]
And found two hundred suffering men, drowning in their fear.       [CGCFCGC]
And at their head, a wolf-like man, with golden blazing eyes          [CFCG]
Fought like a dog, splattered in blood, surrounded by black flies.   [CGCFCGC]

	C         F                         C                      G
	Make it one for Rand Al'thor the dragon who's reborn
	C                                          G
	And one for the men who will not yield
	C                F                  C                            G
	Make it one for the family dear I won't have time to mourn
	C            F         C       G            C     G    C
	And one for the Blacksmith of Emond's Field.

In Emond's Field there lived a boy away from the dark lord's roar    [CFCG]
Until he and his loyal friends fled from a trolloc hoard.                     [CGCFCGC]
But when he heard that whitecloaks bold threatened his family,        [CFCG]
He gathered his men to help his friends, and murder naturally.         [CGCFCGC]

	C         F                         C                      G
	Make it one for Rand Al'thor the dragon who's reborn
	C                                          G
	And one for the men who will not yield
	C                F                  C                            G
	Make it one for the family dear I won't have time to mourn
	C            F         C       G            C     G    C
	And one for the Blacksmith of Emond's Field.

Through the Ways he journeyed home, but sorrow there he found,                     [CFCG]
By whitecloak's flame his home was torched, and his family in the ground.         [CGCFCGC]
So the blacksmith reached for his magic sledge and he took a practice swing      [CFCG]
And the bowmen down at Two Rivers, they could hear those trollocs scream.      [CGCFCGC]

	C         F                         C                      G
	Make it one for Rand Al'thor the dragon who's reborn
	C                                          G
	And one for the men who will not yield
	C                F                  C                            G
	Make it one for the family dear I won't have time to mourn
	C            F         C       G            C     G    C
	And one for the Blacksmith of Emond's Field.

	C         F                         C                      G
	Yes, this is one for Rand Al'thor the dragon who's reborn
	C                                          G
	And one for the men who will not yield
	C                F                  C                            G
	Make it one for the family dear I won't have time to mourn
	C            F         C       G            C     G    C
	And one for the Blacksmith of Emond's Field.



From https://archiveofourown.org/works/45110776/chapters/113551702
Tagged: Wheel of Time, parody

Perrin was definitely using an Ax during the battle of Two Rivers, but I figure that legend would attach the wolf king to his hammer retroactively. Hence the purposeful inaccuracy of the song. History and legend can't be trusted.