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The Hills of Tanchico is the sixteenth track of The Wheel of Time: Season 3, first released on March 13, 2025 for season 3 of the television series The Wheel of Time. It was composed by Nikhil Koparkar.

Lyrics[]

The lyrics for The Hills of Tanchico are from the episode subtitles.

Lyrics

I'll tell you a tale of a lad of twenty
A Tarabon boy with coin aplenty

Went looking for love and more's the pity
Now he's lost in the hills of Tanchico city

Where one's not enough and three's too many
And two bring a man to his knees
Hey!

The hills of Tanchico
The hills of Tanchico
Hey!

These hills will flatten a whole ship's crew
These hills will make a man out of you

The hills of Tanchico
The hills of Tanchico
Hey!

These hills will flatten a whole ship's crew
These hills will flatten a whole ship's crew
These hills will make a man out of you
These hills will make a man out of you
The hills of Tanchico
The hills of Tanchico
Hey!

The hills of Tanchico
The hills of Tanchico
Hey!

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Trivia[]

  • Showrunner Rafe Judkins said that the song came about because they heard Ceara Coveney sing at the season 2 wrap party, and they realized they had to get her to sing in the show.[1]
  • Research consultant Sarah Nakamura said that on her wishlist was for one of the characters to sing a bawdy song on a table, which contributed to the creation of the song.[2]

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Music

Opening theme • Sing of Manetheren • The Man Who Can't Forget • Browse all songs

References[]

  1. Inside Episode 6, official after-show segment. April 3, 2025.
  2. Sarah Nakamura posted on Twitter on April 3, 2025.