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Oct 25, 2015
Oct 25, 2015
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A-ne-ma-ne-coo-le-ra-we, a-ne-ma-ne-coo-le-ra,
A-ne-ma-ne-coo-le-ra-we-a-ka-la
A-ne-ma-ne-coo-le-a-we-a-ka-la (a-ya-do-wa-ye-)
A-ne-ma-ne-coo-le-ra-we-a-ka-la (a-ya-do-wa-ye-)
A-ya-do-wa-ye
A-ya-do-wa-ye-e-
A-ne-ma-ne-coo-le-ra-we-a-ka-la
A-ne-ma-ne-coo-le-a-we-a-ka-la (a-ya-do-wa-ye-)
A-ne-ma-ne-coo-le-ra-we-a-ka-la (a-ya-do-wa-ye-)
A-ya-do-wa-ye
A-ya-do-wa-ye-e-
This section is the chorus to the song "Adiemus". The parts in parentheses indicate parts sung by background singers. The song was written by Karl Jenkins with the intention of having no audible words, but having syllabic phrases sung to create unique words.