Like getting your face ripped off.
Elthe Kyrie, In this iteration, translated loosely from Greek, COME LORD.
One of the key liturgical prayers in the Mass of the Catholic Church, the Kyrie is a simple request for mercy. Written in Latin, you only need to learn two lines, making the English translation even easier to memorize.
The Translation of the “Kyrie”
The Kyrie is actually a transliteration, using the Latin alphabet to spell out a Greek word (Κύριε ἐλέησον). The lines are extremely simple and easy to interpret into English.
| Latin | English |
|---|---|
| Kyrie eleison | Lord have mercy |
| Christe eleison | Chist have mercy |
| Kyrie eleison | Lord have mercy |
Lord Have Mercy, this kicks ass.
Noise. No thanks, Phil.
Igor, try this one :
https://youtu.be/KaMTGS8DH44
Music To Fall Asleep By
Oh Yea…this will get people’s attantion at a red light….and a big twat eating grin outa me.
This one actually got me a look or horror at a store parking lot.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C7OTUNqAIwY
I can’t imagine why…
I had gotten to 40 second and I hit the mute button so hard I thought I had broken it… I am with you Igor and Greg.
You sure it wasn’t you in the parking lot by me that day?
Why? Did you see two middle fingers emerge out of a truck window and someone shouting, “Shut the fucking screeching off?” Nope, wasn’t me this time…
At the volume I was blasting it out of the Bose speakers, I wouldn’t have heard a word you said.
I would have, however, seen the middle fingers and I’d have burst out laughing.
Nope. Nopity nope. Not clicking that link.
I wonder how long that Deathray’s poor dog will spend in the wilderness this time, thanks to Phil’s taste in “music”? She’d probably rather battle Grizzlies for their kill, than end up suffering aural bleeds when her boss clicks onto that noise from out of curiosity in Phil’s post.
Myself, well it could just be coinkydinks that my hearing aids burst into flames!
Damn! (makes the Sign of the Cross)
That’s some quality Metal right there. I’ve gotta add those guys on Pandora, for sure.
Thanks Phil.
Did not know you were Catholic