On Christmas Eve I like to drive around the town with this on full blast and windows down. It's freezing cold, but my mission is clear: to bring the best music to people.
Well, the chorus is pretty simple. “Rejoice! Rejoice! Christ is born to the Virgin Mary, rejoice!” Or at least I’m pretty sure that’s the correct translation from Latin.
I'm a firm believer in using 10 words when one would have done, mainly due to my limited vocabulary, not knowing many big or fancy words. As for my grammar and punctuation? The less said the better.
[Translation] Rejoice! Rejoice! Christ is born of the Virgin Mary; Rejoice! The time of grace has come for which we have prayed Let us devoutly sing songs of joy God is made man, while nature wonders The world is renewed by Christ the King The closed gate of Ezekiel has been passed through From where the light has risen (the East), salvation is found Therefore, let our assembly sing praises now at this time of purification Let it bless the Lord: greetings to our King
First time I heard this when stationed in the UK in the 70s. It was on the BBC and the singers were dressed as druids or monks. Still love the song. Don't know Latin but the song is still beautiful.
And that folks is how to do it. I reckon this is how our ancestors sounded when they sang it. Come and sing this at my Church guys. Happy Christmas to everyone of good will. Happy Christmas to everyone of bad will. Love you all. Rev Dx
'Gaudete' is from a collection called Piae Cantiones ecclesiasticae et scholasticae veterum episcoporum (Pious ecclesiastical and school songs of the ancient bishops) published in 1582 in Turku, Finland. The song may be much older,but that is the first known version of it.
Just heard this at lessons and cows at Cathedral Of Mary Our Queen in Baltimore. Lovely music. I remember this song from steel ice band album in the 70s.
@@Porch.monkey.slayerThe most important human being (and much more than that...) in all of History... His Life has more biographical information recorded from the ancient world than Julius Caesar... Alexander the Great... combined... far far far from fictional... Reality.
@@AnnetteMurphyger Agreed. I was just repeating what she said. I doubt if she knows any other '16th century' or medieval songs. Our Trace is trying to blagg us - 'lovely stuff, I like it ,nice one' 😄😃😅
@@k.avilla8061the earliest found edition of this song was published in the 1580s. Absolutely sounds mediaeval to me also, but 16th century is all we can call it (for now at least).
Historical Jesus was almost certainly born in summertime. The early church arranged for the festival of "Christmas" to coincide with / substitute / obliterate, the Roman midwinter festival of Saturnalia, which was a midwinter p*ss up. Hence "Christmas" in December (or January in the Orthodox old calendar tradition).
That undigested salmonella word salad you just barfed up let's us know that you've been bingeing those A l scripted and narrated Channels again, haven't you. This is why you don't train A l on the internet. Trending searches would be a clue. Hahaha
How come the single is not released for the Christmas market ? It would be great to have Steeleye Span back in the Uk charts !!! December will be magic again is completly forgotten too ....
Lyrics: Gaudete, gaudete, Christus est natus Ex Maria Virgine, gaudete! Tempus adest gratiae Hoc quod optabamus, Carmina laetitiae Devot reddamus. Deus homo factus est, Natura mirante, Mundus renovatus est A Christo regnante. Ezecheelis porta Clausa peretransitur, Undelux est orta Salus invenitur. Ergo nostra contio, Psallat jam in lustro, Benedicat domino Salus Regi nostro
Rejoice, rejoice, Christ is born From the Virgin Mary, rejoice! Now is the season of grace This is what we were hoping for. Songs of joy Let's pay tribute. God became man Amazing nature The world has been renewed By Christ reigning. Ezekiel's gate It is closed Undelux arose Salvation is found. Therefore, our meeting He sings already in the mirror, Bless the Lord Salvation to our King
Ouch. That google translate hasn't done a great job! Rejoice, rejoice! Christ is born of the Virgin Mary - Rejoice! The time of grace has come - as we have wished for; Songs of joy! Let us give back faithfully. God has become man, with nature marvelling. The world has been renewed by the reigning Christ. The closed gate of Ezekiel is passed through, (from) whence the light is risen; Salvation has been found. Therefore, let our assembly now sing in brightness. Let it bless the Lord: Greetings to our King. Note - 'undelux' is actually two words - 'Unde' and 'Lux' - meaning 'from where (whence) the light...' And Jesus definitely wasn't singing in no mirror 😂
I had never watched an episode of Alan Partridge but this comment piqued my interest, so I just watched a compilation of all the times he sang in S1 of "I'm Alan Partridge" and it's brilliant. Thank you.
The dreadful fade in/fade out version was the one on the Below the Salt album, and thus the official version (until now, the only version of the studio recording I've heard in 50 years). I suppose it seemed like a good idea at the time to someone. That someone would not have been a college freshman in the audience at a concert in 1973 who was blown away at how a rock band, standing without instruments with a finger in one ear, could sound so good in five-part harmony.
Happy Birthday Maddy Prior born on August 14, 1947. She is an English folk rock singer, best known as the lead vocalist of Steeleye Span. Prior was on all the Steeleye Span albums from Hark! The Village Wait (1970) to Time (1996). She then returned for Present - The Very Best of Steeleye Span (2002) and subsequent albums. - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maddy_Prior
@@artrandy snob?? I said it’s endearing… it reminds me of ppl who I looked up to when I was a kid. I was born in Leytonstone 💀💀 furthest thing from snobby. I’m 16 now, do u know what endearing means? Or did u misread what I said 🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️ what’s not to love about a cockney accent?? Ppl on social media r just ridiculous
@@artrandy there was never a dispute. U read into this comment in the most negative way possible. U assumed I was being patronising and condescending, clearly. It wasn’t snobby at all, this is just assumption but allistic people really like to craft meanings tht aren’t there
@@artrandy u can’t use my age as an excuse to run away from your poor judgement of what I said. Maybe refrain from making rash assumptions about people’s lives before commenting such cruel things to others 🤦🏾♀️ I cannot believe people. I prefer this pronunciation bc it’s much more personal to me, I never learnt Latin in a formal setting, I have ASD n learnt what I did about linguistics by myself.
I've loved this since I was kid. Used to be on the playlist of the test card in the 1970's with the young girl and the blackboard with no seasonal adherence whatsoever - even in July at the height of summer 😆. Apparently, the latin pronunciation is awful (not that I'd know) but what I do know is that I absolutely adore it.
Here we go: Rejoice, rejoice Christ is born Gaudete, gaudete Christos est natus From the virgin Mary, rejoice. Ex Maria virginae, gaudete. Rejoice, rejoice Christ is born Gaudete, gaudete Christos est natus From the virgin Mary, rejoice. Ex Maria virginae, gaudete. This is the time of thanksgiving that we wished for. Tempus ad est gratiae hoc quod optabamus, We devoutly sing songs of joy. Carmina laetitiae devote redamus. Rejoice, rejoice Christ is born Gaudete, gaudete Christos est natus From the virgin Mary, rejoice. Ex Maria virginae, gaudete. Rejoice, rejoice Christ is born Gaudete, gaudete Christos est natus From the virgin Mary, rejoice. Ex Maria virginae, gaudete. God became man, being nature, Deus homo factus est naturam erante, The world has been renewed by the reigning Christ. Mundus renovatus est a Christo regnante. Rejoice, rejoice Christ is born Gaudete, gaudete Christos est natus From the virgin Mary, rejoice. Ex Maria virginae, gaudete. Rejoice, rejoice Christ is born Gaudete, gaudete Christos est natus From the virgin Mary, rejoice. Ex Maria virginae, gaudete. Ezekiel's gate was closed by the passerby Ezecheelis porta clausa per transitor Whence the light arose, the finder of pebbles. Unde lux est orta sallus invenitor. Rejoice, rejoice Christ is born Gaudete, gaudete Christos est natus From the virgin Mary, rejoice. Ex Maria virginae, gaudete. Rejoice, rejoice Christ is born Gaudete, gaudete Christos est natus From the virgin Mary, rejoice. Ex Maria virginae, gaudete. Therefore, our congregation sings already in the twilight, Ergo nostra contio psallat jam in lustro, Bless the lord of the saddles for our king. Benedicat domino sallas regi nostro. Rejoice, rejoice Christ is born Gaudete, gaudete Christos est natus From the virgin Mary, rejoice. Ex Maria virginae, gaudete. Rejoice, rejoice Christ is born Gaudete, gaudete Christos est natus From the virgin Mary, rejoice. Ex Maria virginae, gaudete.
"The finder of pebbles", "Bless the lord of the Saddles" Really? That's your translation? I think Google Translate is playing games with you. And you didn't even bother to proofread it before posting!
@@pauls3075 "Zero content on your channel. No vids. Nothing to see. Nothing to contribute" Your contribution is so dull I've just pasted my previous comment. Congrats on adding to the fun 🙄
The first song to be sung entirely in Latin that reached the UK top 20 singles chart.
Fifty years ago - seems like yesterday.
Was there a second?
Pie Jesu (Lloyd-Webber's Requiem) sung by Sarah Brightman & Paul miles Kingston in 1986@@barryphillips6845
@@barryphillips6845Enigma - Sadness, Part 1
@@foxmulderGC thanks. Just played it twice. Think I'll be playing it a lot more.
Timeless the way music hath charms to soothe the savage breast.
On Christmas Eve I like to drive around the town with this on full blast and windows down. It's freezing cold, but my mission is clear: to bring the best music to people.
So nostalgic for me. Love it!
One of those songs where the vast majority don't understand the words, but the sound and possible memories it brings back, make it a classic.
Agreed.👍👍
Well, the chorus is pretty simple.
“Rejoice! Rejoice! Christ is born to the Virgin Mary, rejoice!”
Or at least I’m pretty sure that’s the correct translation from Latin.
I'm happy to take your word for it. @@comandantegorrion7271 🎄
Resonates
I'm a firm believer in using 10 words when one would have done, mainly due to my limited vocabulary, not knowing many big or fancy words. As for my grammar and punctuation? The less said the better.
[Translation]
Rejoice! Rejoice!
Christ is born of the Virgin Mary; Rejoice!
The time of grace has come for which we have prayed
Let us devoutly sing songs of joy
God is made man, while nature wonders
The world is renewed by Christ the King
The closed gate of Ezekiel has been passed through
From where the light has risen (the East), salvation is found
Therefore, let our assembly sing praises now at this time of purification
Let it bless the Lord: greetings to our King
🙏💖
thank you
Yeshua of Nazareth is the Messiah and LORD... John 1:1
I'll rejoice more for the song. Jesus is okay. Lol.
Doesn't even stream fortnight anymore, does 'e? The ole JC.
"Listen to this, it'll blow your socks off!"
"Gill you're sooo diirtyy"
Yes!
First time I heard this when stationed in the UK in the 70s. It was on the BBC and the singers were dressed as druids or monks. Still love the song. Don't know Latin but the song is still beautiful.
I remember this from about 1974 ish ......I loved it ... God I'm old !! 🎄
Had to sing this one as a soprano in the school choir when I was about 13, its a classic in catholic schools lol
Druids would be surreal
I love this song. Just love, love, love it. Brings back many memories of Christmas when I was a kid.
This blows my socks off.
People forget that traders need access to Dixons!
Have always LOVED this song. Maddy Prior sings it perfectly. Gorgeous sound.
Good for Alan Partridge keeping Steeleye alive LOL
And that folks is how to do it. I reckon this is how our ancestors sounded when they sang it. Come and sing this at my Church guys. Happy Christmas to everyone of good will. Happy Christmas to everyone of bad will. Love you all. Rev Dx
And all you can hear coming from churches is the Muslim call to prayer now.
@@OdinzEinherjar 🙄 A sadder than sad comment. Be off to GBNews with ya
@@hopebgoodhe's not wrong
😥😥😥@@OdinzEinherjar
What a fucking stupid thing to say. @@OdinzEinherjar
Great tune. You don't hear tunes like this these days unfortunately.
They did this on top of the pops!
Beautiful! Always play this on Christmas Eve at the end of the night.
A Favourite Of Mine Maddy Prior Is Fab Always ❤️🙏
Definitely my favourite hymn. God bless all 🙏
What a banger, a true timeless classic. Always get excited when this comes on at Christmas
Banger ffs 🤣
Ruddy bloody good
Beautiful, in every way.
The best Christmas song ever!! (IMO) "Listen to this, it'll blow your socks off"
A REAL Christmas song!!
'Gaudete' is from a collection called Piae Cantiones ecclesiasticae et scholasticae veterum episcoporum (Pious ecclesiastical and school songs of the ancient bishops) published in 1582 in Turku, Finland. The song may be much older,but that is the first known version of it.
Boy! Takes me way back...love it
This is just beautiful 😍
Just heard this at lessons and cows at Cathedral Of Mary Our Queen in Baltimore. Lovely music. I remember this song from steel ice band album in the 70s.
Steely span. 1975
Lessons and........cows? LOL
Such old music. Still being enjoyed in 2023.
It's human not A I hence the connection.
Great piece of music, Sounds angelic
This gives me the SPOOKS! Reminds me of 1974 when at boarding school, i slept in a very spooky, dark bedroom.
That blew my socks off. Aha!
Obligatory effects on the text, love it 🙂 childhood fan on this music
If I hadn't turned down the chance to do Latin at school I could have understood all they were singing here long ago.
Praise be the Jesus praise be the glory. Regards from south London England 🏴
Codswallop.. nothing to do with that fictional character 😂😂😂😂😂
@@Porch.monkey.slayerThe most important human being (and much more than that...) in all of History... His Life has more biographical information recorded from the ancient world than Julius Caesar... Alexander the Great... combined... far far far from fictional... Reality.
My favourite 16th century song 🎵 lovely stuff, I like it ,nice one
So, what other 16th songs do you know, if this one is your 'favourite' ? You ' like it ' 😃
16th Century? It sounds more medieval to me.
@@AnnetteMurphyger Agreed. I was just repeating what she said. I doubt if she knows any other '16th century' or medieval songs. Our Trace is trying to blagg us - 'lovely stuff, I like it ,nice one' 😄😃😅
@@AnnetteMurphygerpublished in 1582
@@k.avilla8061the earliest found edition of this song was published in the 1580s. Absolutely sounds mediaeval to me also, but 16th century is all we can call it (for now at least).
The voice that is Maddy Prior ❤
Classic.
Third Sunday of Advent is Gaudete Sunday.Usually marked with a Pink or Rose candle on the Advent wreath.
zo lang al geweldig!
Thanks
Even though I’m not Christian this is a certified hood classic
Same here.
Christ is THE classic. Now, wake up.
Historical Jesus was almost certainly born in summertime. The early church arranged for the festival of "Christmas" to coincide with / substitute / obliterate, the Roman midwinter festival of Saturnalia, which was a midwinter p*ss up. Hence "Christmas" in December (or January in the Orthodox old calendar tradition).
What hood might that be
That undigested salmonella word salad you just barfed up let's us know that you've been bingeing those A l scripted and narrated Channels again, haven't you.
This is why you don't train A l on the internet.
Trending searches would be a clue. Hahaha
Gaudaytaayyy
How come the single is not released for the Christmas market ? It would be great to have Steeleye Span back in the Uk charts !!!
December will be magic again is completly forgotten too ....
Lyrics:
Gaudete, gaudete, Christus est natus
Ex Maria Virgine, gaudete!
Tempus adest gratiae
Hoc quod optabamus,
Carmina laetitiae
Devot reddamus.
Deus homo factus est,
Natura mirante,
Mundus renovatus est
A Christo regnante.
Ezecheelis porta
Clausa peretransitur,
Undelux est orta
Salus invenitur.
Ergo nostra contio,
Psallat jam in lustro,
Benedicat domino
Salus Regi nostro
Cristo nasceu!
"And there was much rejoicing!" 😉
Gaudete, gaudete
Rejoice, rejoice
CHRISTOS est Natus
Christ is born . . .
Great record from the 1970s
Its meaning matters little. It's harmonies; the monastic chant... is everything!
Masterpiece
Love this
Finally, a good version of this! Tysm
Maranatha. Come Christ Jesus come back to dwell amongst us.
What codswallop.. this has nothing to do with some fictional character 😂😂😂😂
This is one of the greatest things I've ever heard
what rock do you live under?
@@Heisenberg-to4bq lol it's a better rock than the one you're living under Patrick star
@@Heisenberg-to4bq I'm a bigger music buff then you my rock is much better than yours
Did it blow your socks off?
Love it thank you for posting
I'm now glad i found this. I searched span spiller wheel. Took a while.
Reminds me of radio Luxembourg in the 70s.
🎀Happy Christmas carolers🎀 2023
Why can't I stop laughing when I hear this? Ans: Alan Partridge 😂😂😂😂😂
Christus est natus ✝️
Maddie Prior’ s voice!
Rejoice, rejoice, Christ is born
From the Virgin Mary, rejoice!
Now is the season of grace
This is what we were hoping for.
Songs of joy
Let's pay tribute.
God became man
Amazing nature
The world has been renewed
By Christ reigning.
Ezekiel's gate
It is closed
Undelux arose
Salvation is found.
Therefore, our meeting
He sings already in the mirror,
Bless the Lord
Salvation to our King
Ouch. That google translate hasn't done a great job!
Rejoice, rejoice! Christ is born of the Virgin Mary - Rejoice!
The time of grace has come - as we have wished for; Songs of joy! Let us give back faithfully.
God has become man, with nature marvelling. The world has been renewed by the reigning Christ.
The closed gate of Ezekiel is passed through, (from) whence the light is risen; Salvation has been found.
Therefore, let our assembly now sing in brightness. Let it bless the Lord: Greetings to our King.
Note - 'undelux' is actually two words - 'Unde' and 'Lux' - meaning 'from where (whence) the light...' And Jesus definitely wasn't singing in no mirror 😂
@@hellfirepictures Would you like a cup of sausages?
@@hellfirepictures I've been noticing of late that google translate has been screwing up!
@@hellfirepictures Ouch! It’s like being lectured about your poor Latin by the Roman soldier in Monty Python’s Life Of Brian 😮
@@nicholaswatson8119 Yes but what did the Romans ever do for us?
Merry Christmas Everybody
RIP Bob Johnson. 😥
great song about the birth of christ
Every Christmas I thank the Lord for our saviour Alan Partridge.
I had never watched an episode of Alan Partridge but this comment piqued my interest, so I just watched a compilation of all the times he sang in S1 of "I'm Alan Partridge" and it's brilliant. Thank you.
ALAN Partridge in a pear treeeeeee
This song does knock my socks off
Maddy Prior…
@@oabuseerit really is first class!
Been looking for this all over might be a stupid question but is this Latin? It's very beautiful could be wrong 😊😊😊
That was textbook. 10 on 10. Now for some mousse.
🙏💚💚🌹
The Church on Ruby Road brought me here. 🌀
Sung on the Third Sunday of Advent aka "Gaudete Sunday"
At last, the original mix, not the dreadful fade in/fade out heads in a bucket version that appeareed on all the Christmas compilations
The dreadful fade in/fade out version was the one on the Below the Salt album, and thus the official version (until now, the only version of the studio recording I've heard in 50 years). I suppose it seemed like a good idea at the time to someone.
That someone would not have been a college freshman in the audience at a concert in 1973 who was blown away at how a rock band, standing without instruments with a finger in one ear, could sound so good in five-part harmony.
love this version, it has the feeling of an old folk song rather than a stuffy religious carol
Shiny :)
Was looking for this song, sang into google:
"BLING BANG DANG SOMA MARRIED A 4 FOOT CRANE"
I wish the lyrics came up quicker, for the verses they only come up after the first line of each verse has already been sung.
Dēvōtē
This is Christmas
Happy Birthday Maddy Prior born on August 14, 1947. She is an English folk rock singer, best known as the lead vocalist of Steeleye Span. Prior was on all the Steeleye Span albums from Hark! The Village Wait (1970) to Time (1996). She then returned for Present - The Very Best of Steeleye Span (2002) and subsequent albums. - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maddy_Prior
‘It's all right. No, it's all right, I was just portraying a madman.’
Warning: Do not listen whilst wearing socks.
Actu-lol!
😂😂😂
Socks ...And Steel Toe Boots. Does that count?😅
The Voice Squad
I always thought Virgine was 'a virgin maid'.
cockney latin pronunciation is so endearing
Snob.......
@@artrandy snob?? I said it’s endearing… it reminds me of ppl who I looked up to when I was a kid. I was born in Leytonstone 💀💀 furthest thing from snobby. I’m 16 now, do u know what endearing means? Or did u misread what I said 🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️ what’s not to love about a cockney accent?? Ppl on social media r just ridiculous
@@klsit3528
If your 16, then there's no further dispute. Thanks.........
@@artrandy there was never a dispute. U read into this comment in the most negative way possible. U assumed I was being patronising and condescending, clearly. It wasn’t snobby at all, this is just assumption but allistic people really like to craft meanings tht aren’t there
@@artrandy u can’t use my age as an excuse to run away from your poor judgement of what I said. Maybe refrain from making rash assumptions about people’s lives before commenting such cruel things to others 🤦🏾♀️ I cannot believe people. I prefer this pronunciation bc it’s much more personal to me, I never learnt Latin in a formal setting, I have ASD n learnt what I did about linguistics by myself.
I like it ... But have no idea why
I've loved this since I was kid. Used to be on the playlist of the test card in the 1970's with the young girl and the blackboard with no seasonal adherence whatsoever - even in July at the height of summer 😆. Apparently, the latin pronunciation is awful (not that I'd know) but what I do know is that I absolutely adore it.
I love the Cockney Latin pronunciation!
I could probably translate this with enough time.
Here we go:
Rejoice, rejoice Christ is born
Gaudete, gaudete Christos est natus
From the virgin Mary, rejoice.
Ex Maria virginae, gaudete.
Rejoice, rejoice Christ is born
Gaudete, gaudete Christos est natus
From the virgin Mary, rejoice.
Ex Maria virginae, gaudete.
This is the time of thanksgiving that we wished for.
Tempus ad est gratiae hoc quod optabamus,
We devoutly sing songs of joy.
Carmina laetitiae devote redamus.
Rejoice, rejoice Christ is born
Gaudete, gaudete Christos est natus
From the virgin Mary, rejoice.
Ex Maria virginae, gaudete.
Rejoice, rejoice Christ is born
Gaudete, gaudete Christos est natus
From the virgin Mary, rejoice.
Ex Maria virginae, gaudete.
God became man, being nature,
Deus homo factus est naturam erante,
The world has been renewed by the reigning Christ.
Mundus renovatus est a Christo regnante.
Rejoice, rejoice Christ is born
Gaudete, gaudete Christos est natus
From the virgin Mary, rejoice.
Ex Maria virginae, gaudete.
Rejoice, rejoice Christ is born
Gaudete, gaudete Christos est natus
From the virgin Mary, rejoice.
Ex Maria virginae, gaudete.
Ezekiel's gate was closed by the passerby
Ezecheelis porta clausa per transitor
Whence the light arose, the finder of pebbles.
Unde lux est orta sallus invenitor.
Rejoice, rejoice Christ is born
Gaudete, gaudete Christos est natus
From the virgin Mary, rejoice.
Ex Maria virginae, gaudete.
Rejoice, rejoice Christ is born
Gaudete, gaudete Christos est natus
From the virgin Mary, rejoice.
Ex Maria virginae, gaudete.
Therefore, our congregation sings already in the twilight,
Ergo nostra contio psallat jam in lustro,
Bless the lord of the saddles for our king.
Benedicat domino sallas regi nostro.
Rejoice, rejoice Christ is born
Gaudete, gaudete Christos est natus
From the virgin Mary, rejoice.
Ex Maria virginae, gaudete.
Rejoice, rejoice Christ is born
Gaudete, gaudete Christos est natus
From the virgin Mary, rejoice.
Ex Maria virginae, gaudete.
@@KittyKatt_Luna80sHa! Well done and thank you. Did you study Latin academically or from amateur interest?
@@tinitus23 Slight amateur interest - my friend studied Latin 😀
go on then dude
"The finder of pebbles", "Bless the lord of the Saddles" Really? That's your translation? I think Google Translate is playing games with you. And you didn't even bother to proofread it before posting!
At last, a rendition of the same recording, but this time NOT distorted. Unlike 4 others..............
not a christian but this is catchy
This is medieval rap!
Please. Please do not mix this beautiful and robust European music with the rhymed grunting of (c)crap.
The marmite of xmas songs
Anyone else here from Doctor Who?
I find pronouncing "R" in an English fashion while singing in Latin really jarring.
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JC WTF they singing about ? Back then i didn't care but now I still have not clue , were they dissing the virgin Mary ??
It's a 16th century carol celebrating the birth of Christ. Gaudete means rejoice!
You know, I don’t think I’ve ever heard Latin spoken with an Australian accent.
Please correct the spellings (sigh)? DevotE (pronounced devote-ey) - not devot! It completely messes up the first verse...
Because redoing an entire video over one spelling error seems reasonable.
The pronauncing of latin in the verse is awful, it's not virgin-ayee...
Is it just me or does this sound extremely brummie?
All English medieval peasants were from Birmingham. Didn't you know ?
Spare us from Alan Partridge jokes. They were only funny around 20 years ago.
Zero content on your channel. No vids. Nothing to see. Nothing to contribute. "Smell my cheese."
Well at least they were funny ONCE, unlike you.
@@pauls3075 "Zero content on your channel. No vids. Nothing to see. Nothing to contribute" Your contribution is so dull I've just pasted my previous comment. Congrats on adding to the fun 🙄
You've made two glaring errors, there.
This song makes me want to fight demons.
I fight with my demons. We usually win.
Deus Vult!
@@williamforte1170 There is no god.
"The fool says in his heart, “There is no God.” They are corrupt, they do abominable deeds; there is none who does good". Psalm 14:1 @@hopebgood
Who else as a kid in the 70s came by this on a K-Tel album & never forgot it ?