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“Kyrie eleison down the road that I must travel”

“Eleison”?

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@sirgeefive so they say. I don’t know any Greek speakers or I’d ask. It’s all very fishy. :)

@MookyTroubadour lolol

"Kyrie eleison" is a Christian phrase reflecting the human yearning for divine mercy and grace

It translates: "Lord, have mercy," is commonly used as a request for mercy before a formal prayer or as a congregational response during worship in various Christian churches. The phrase "Kyrie Eleison" is also the title of a hymn that is widely used in various denominations.

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I like that song.

Kyire, eleison=Greek for Lord, have mercy

What I remember best about the video for that is wondering why their guitars had such long necks.

@arthurpendragon I figured at the time that it was Kyrie’s surname.

And who is this Kyrie when she’s at home?

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