Adiemus lyrics

It means um.. Its a made up song. I think the meaning is to calm people down. It really does work, to be honest!

Just a bunch of gibberish. Whoever "translated" this song posted something that needed translation itself!

Your time has come
Awake children of the sun
You have another race to run
Prepare yourself
Moaarrkk=amarrokk

"adiemus", "now we are free" and enya's songs like "caribean blue", "sail away" robinhood's soundtrack make my soul "knocking to a heaven's door"!!!

I believe it means to be free in life. It reminds me of nature and animals and africa and all coming together with the land. Not relying on material objects and getting eveything naturally and loving nature!!

I have no clue what it means. I think it may be in latin or something, but it sounds more like it has a south african sound to it

It has meaning! Ive found the words in english! I have i have please it not a bunch of jibberish! Her are the lyrics:

A-ri-from-the gods-a-la-we-thee, from the gods-from-ri-we-give-a​​-,
A-ri-from-the-na-la-you-give-a​​-a
A-and re-done, well done-you-not-e-you-done, well done, and re-done, well done-from-you-not-e-you-done, well done,
A-not-you-out-the-va-va-na-you-have-a

A-ri-from-the gods-a-la-we-thee, from the gods-from-ri-we-give-a​​-,
A-ri-na-by-the-sake-you-give-a​​-a
A-and re-done, well done-you-not-e-you-done, well done, and re-done, well done-from-you-not-e-you-done, well done,
A-not-done, well done and re-done, well done-you-you-out-the gods-a-la-

Not-a-ma-no-reason-we-really-cos, not-a-ma-no-matter-of-cos,
Not-a-ma-no-matter-cos-reason-we-a-ka-la
A-not-really-a-ma-no-cos-we-a-ka-la (a-ya-do-wa-ye-)
Not-a-ma-no-matter-cos-reason-we-a-ka-la (a-ya-do-wa-ye-)
A-ya-do-wa-ye
A-ya-do-wa-ye-e-
Not-a-ma-no-reason-we-really-cos, not-a-ma-no-matter-the role of cos,
A-not-really-a-ma-no-cos-we-a-ka-la
A-not-really-a-ma-no-cos-we-a-ka-la (a-ya-do-wa-ye-)
Not-a-ma-no-matter-cos-reason-we-a-ka-la (a-ya-do-wa-ye-)
A-ya-do-wa-ye
A-ya-do-wa-ye-e-

A-ri-from-the gods-a-la-we-thee, from the gods-from-ri-we-give-a​​-,
A-ri-na-by-the-sake-you-give-a​​-a
A-and re-done, well done-you-not-e-you-done, well done, and re-done, well done-from-you-not-e-you-done, well done,
A-not-you-out-the-va-va-na-you-have-a

A-ma-no-not-the spartans-we-really-a-ma-no-not-really-a-cos,
Not-a-ma-no-matter-cos-reason-we-a-ka-la
(na-department-of-a-wa)
A-not-really-a-ma-no-cos-we-a-ka-la (a-ya-do-wa-ye-)
Not-a-ma-no-matter-cos-reason-we-a-ka-la (a-ya-do-wa-ye-)
A-ya-do-wa-ye
A-ya-do-wa-ye-e-

Thats it belive me.

Adiemus is the first movement od songs sanctuary, an extended choral-type word m=based on the european classical tradition, but where the vocal sound is more akin to "ethnic" or "world" music.

The structure of songs sanctuary are influenced, in the main, by classical form, eg modified rondo, ternary, da capo aria. This is of extra importance because of the lack of lyric message that sustains conventional song form. The text was written phonetically with the words viewed as instrumental sound, the idea of being to maximize the melisma (an expensive vocl phrase) by removing distraction , if one can call it that, of words. The sound is universal, as is the language of music

There is no meaning, it's just a load of nonsense that sounds fantastic!

Each adiemus album is a collection of song-length pieces featuring harmonised vocal melody against an orchestra background. There are no lyrics as such, instead the vocalists sing syllables and 'words' invented by jenkins. However, rather than creating musical interest from patterns of phonemes (as in scat singing, or in numerous classical and crossover compositions), the language of adiemus is carefully stylised so as not to distract the listener's attention from the pitch and timbre of the voice. Syllables rarely end in consonants, for example. In this respect it is similar to japanese and several other languages. The core concept of adiemus is that the voice should be allowed to function as nothing more than an instrument, an approach that has become something of a trend in recent choral writing (compare, for example vangelis's score for the film 1492: conquest of paradise (1992), or "dogora", a symphonic suite by french composer Étienne perruchon). The word adiemus itself resembles the latin word 'adeamus' meaning 'let us approach' (or "let us submit a cause to a referee"). [1] jenkins has said he was unaware of this. [2] even more appropriately, perhaps, it also resembles two 1st person plural forms of the latin verb 'audire' (to hear), viz. 'audiemus' (we shall hear) and 'audiamus' (let us hear).