I don't actually hear "Okay, I'm bored now" in the song.
That last part says "Kyrie Eleison". What is he saying in french, though? Or at least it sounds like french...
Well here is the answer! 3 years after your question! Kyrie Eleison is not french, it's greek and it means "Lord, have mercy on us", frequently used in Greek-Orthodox churches.
I am amazed I have never noticed that part, although I am from Greece and I have heard Terria so many times!
Well here is the answer! 3 years after your question! Kyrie Eleison is not french, it's greek and it means "Lord, have mercy on us", frequently used in Greek-Orthodox churches.
I am amazed I have never noticed that part, although I am from Greece and I have heard Terria so many times!
I don't actually hear "Okay, I'm bored now" in the song. That last part says "Kyrie Eleison". What is he saying in french, though? Or at least it sounds like french...
Well here is the answer! 3 years after your question! Kyrie Eleison is not french, it's greek and it means "Lord, have mercy on us", frequently used in Greek-Orthodox churches. I am amazed I have never noticed that part, although I am from Greece and I have heard Terria so many times!
Well here is the answer! 3 years after your question! Kyrie Eleison is not french, it's greek and it means "Lord, have mercy on us", frequently used in Greek-Orthodox churches. I am amazed I have never noticed that part, although I am from Greece and I have heard Terria so many times!
Anyway great song! And the correct lyrics that Aniland posted can be found here: http://www.songmeanings.net/songs/view/3530822107858816299/
Anyway great song! And the correct lyrics that Aniland posted can be found here: http://www.songmeanings.net/songs/view/3530822107858816299/
Right!.. And very common also for the Roman-Catholic Churches rite i guess.. ;)
Right!.. And very common also for the Roman-Catholic Churches rite i guess.. ;)