It is a slur of the word Christ I believe, or perhaps this is the real name of Christ and it existed first, either way there is only one letter difference and phonetically it doesnt change the word hardly at all. Louis Churist and Victoriana Churist left France for New York between 1825 and 1957. Due to the similar phonetic remaining lyric content, Brijt is one letter from Brit (british) Iniia means "initiate" in Romanian, "dorantijr" is Doranti (Italian) which means "Crisp", I guess cortizo sounds like cortorize which means burning a wound shut. it seems "Inrati" means "establishments" from swedish Inratt. Im not going to translate any more because its starting to sound disturbing. But you get the idea.
Im afraid your all way off, the truth is far creepier than you think. The title of this song is not made up, its a surname that has only one surviving existing documented record. http://search.ancestry.co.uk/cgi-bin/sse.dll?rank=0&gsln=Churist&db=nypl&gss=genfact&_82004280=France
It is a slur of the word Christ I believe, or perhaps this is the real name of Christ and it existed first, either way there is only one letter difference and phonetically it doesnt change the word hardly at all. Louis Churist and Victoriana Churist left France for New York between 1825 and 1957. Due to the similar phonetic remaining lyric content, Brijt is one letter from Brit (british) Iniia means "initiate" in Romanian, "dorantijr" is Doranti (Italian) which means "Crisp", I guess cortizo sounds like cortorize which means burning a wound shut. it seems "Inrati" means "establishments" from swedish Inratt. Im not going to translate any more because its starting to sound disturbing. But you get the idea.
What was the name of the ship?
What was the name of the ship?