Singing hymns for a religion would actually be pretty cool to me, like the Hymn of the Fayth from the PlayStation 2 video game Final Fantasy X, where you hear a group of talented people singing words you don't know. I never really knew what they were exactly saying, but the tone and sound really gives me a certain religious vibe. The hymn is really what sparked me an interest to listen to other related songs. I tried singing it myself, and found out I was saying the following.
"Doe rae roo ri... Rea O zaitha oh... Mai en gan ni... No oh zaitha oh... Basa sada ard... Da... Mufasa arda..." (On a side note, I could play this on a piano too. Final Fantasy music rocks! It's so great I couldn't resist to say it.
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Of course, I wouldn't like to see songs that are not original and are simply stolen. But hymns would definitely or at least certainly enhance the presence of religion in Cantr.
After several days: Wow, nobody knows that people sing this way, or should I detail my meaning? Or is it that I'm reviving an old thread? Or is it something else?
Notice how weak and petty we are / In the grand fixture we come afar / Hey we can't help it / No denying the prerequisite for love / Your very existence / You're the source of my substenance / Slow down take your time and feel the / Flow
