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Hello Elias:

I remember from kid a song in "latin" we sang in the showers after Judo class,
it went something like this:

Plato,
Cicero,
simun Aristoteles,
ceciderum in profundo.

It was repeated over and over and some guys began to sing after the rest had
commenced so it ended always being a cacophony of brats, hope it helps.

LHAP
Canaries
Spain

Elias J Theodoracopoulos wrote:

> Does anybody know of any songs, with Latin texts set to traditional modern
> tunes, such as Fr`ere Jacques, that would be suitable for a bunch of

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