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Kyrie
The wind blows hard against this mountain side
Across the sea into my soul
It reaches into where I cannot hide
Setting my feet upon the road
My heart is old it holds my memories
My baby burns a gem like flame
Somewhere between the soul and soft machine
Is where I find myself again
*CHORUS*
Kyrie Eleison
Down the road that I must travel
Kyrie Eleison
Through the darkness of the night
Kyrie Eleison
Where I'm going will you follow
Kyrie Eleison
On a highway in the light
When I was young I thought of growing old
Of what my life would mean to me
Would I have followed down my chosen road
Or only wished what I could be
Oh...Oh...Oh
Oh...Oh...Oh
Oh...Oh...Oh
Oh...Oh...Oh
(repeat to end)
Across the sea into my soul
It reaches into where I cannot hide
Setting my feet upon the road
My baby burns a gem like flame
Somewhere between the soul and soft machine
Is where I find myself again
Kyrie Eleison
Down the road that I must travel
Kyrie Eleison
Through the darkness of the night
Kyrie Eleison
Where I'm going will you follow
Kyrie Eleison
On a highway in the light
Of what my life would mean to me
Would I have followed down my chosen road
Or only wished what I could be
Oh...Oh...Oh
Oh...Oh...Oh
Oh...Oh...Oh
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Ahhh, what memories to hear this song, coupled with a prayer for safetey along this journey called life! Really it does remind me of my life and younger years. Awesome.
The first acclamation in the Ordinary of the Latin Mass, sung directly after the introit. The basic text, which is Greek, consists of ‘Kyrie eleison’ (three times), ‘Christe eleison’ (three times), ‘Kyrie eleison’ (three times): ‘Lord, have mercy ... Christ, have mercy ... Lord, have mercy’. The phrase ‘Kyrie eleison’ was used in Eastern and Western litanies from at least the 4th and 5th centuries, and St Gregory the Great (pope 590-604) is credited with establishing its use together with ‘Christe eleison’ in the Roman Mass. By the 10th century the ninefold shape was established.
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lol, I am greek. It's only greek.
@moulin.rouge2001 Christos Anesti!
@moulin.rouge2001 Christos Anesti!
Kyrie Eleison = Lord Have Mercy in Greek
It's definitely not Latin people. So I'm inclined to believe the others who say it's Greek :-)
your both correct it is both greek and latin..........
your both correct it is both greek and latin..........
Kyr-i-e [ kree à y ] (plural Kyr-i-es) or Kyr-i-e e-le-i-son [ kree ay ə láy sòn, kree ay ə láyss'n ] (plural Kyr-i-e e-le-i-sons)
Kyr-i-e [ kree à y ] (plural Kyr-i-es) or Kyr-i-e e-le-i-son [ kree ay ə láy sòn, kree ay ə láyss'n ] (plural Kyr-i-e e-le-i-sons)
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Love this song. :)
Prolly before your time.
Prolly before your time.
This song deescribes life and need to ask help from God across difficulties symbolised by the road that we must travel
http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/08714a.htm
its fucking greek
No matter where,no matter what time. I can listen to this song over and over and over. I love this song and it would be one of the top 5 favorites in my lifetime,for me :):):)
It's a prayer