According to composer Murray Gold: "Through the translation circuits, the O… Read Full Bio ↴According to composer Murray Gold: "Through the translation circuits, the Ood language is rendered into Latin, which is the closest in style and spirit to Classical Ood (as opposed to modern Ood) so that's how we, and Donna, hear the song. In Latin. "
The first part of the Ood song is:
Cum tacent clament. Serva me, servato te
This translates as:
"While we are silent, we are screaming. Save me and I will save you."
And the song of freedom is:
Dum inter homines, sumus colamus humanita (cum tacent clament)
Which translates as:
"When amongst humans, we should be humane."
The first part of the Ood song is:
Cum tacent clament. Serva me, servato te
This translates as:
"While we are silent, we are screaming. Save me and I will save you."
And the song of freedom is:
Dum inter homines, sumus colamus humanita (cum tacent clament)
Which translates as:
"When amongst humans, we should be humane."
Song of Freedom
Murray Gold Lyrics
Instrumental
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