My best guess is that it's about Jesus. Born to conquer the dark... Awakening the sacred flame...with barely his clothes to his name... I know there are still some glitches in my answer, but it makes good sense in a lot of aspects of the song. What's your ideas? According to the website, www.ronanhardiman.com/news, this song is about the singer Russel Watson who performed it on his album, Amore Musica.
I just found the sheet music for this after a 2 year search! It is available from Seolta Music from Ireland and is $6.00. I viewed the pdf file and the preview looks good. The email link is http://www.seoltamusic.com/. They have a great selection of Irish and traditional music available for band, choir, piano and combos of all these. Hope this helps. Tim
The song 'I've got a Problem, can you relate..." is the song Promises by Eric Clapton.
The song you're thinking of is Take My Hand by Shawn McDonald.
It contains her song La La La, which Iyaz was featured in.
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La fiamma was created in 1934.
La Sacra Bibbia in Italian means "The Holy Bible" in English.
The cast of La fiamma e la cenere - 1919 includes: Alfonso Cassini Diana Karenne Arnold Kent Mario Parpagnoli
The cast of La fiamma bianca - 1916 includes: Lydia De Roberti Jeanne Nolly Roberto Roberti
The cast of La fiamma rossa - 1914 includes: Mary Cleo Tarlarini Andrea Habay Ivo Illuminati
Jorge Paolantonio has written: 'Favor del viento' 'Del orden y la dicha' 'La Fiamma, Vida de Opera' 'La Fiamma, Vida de Opera' 'Huaco' 'Estaba la muerte sentada'
Galvano Fiamma was born in 1283.
Galvano Fiamma died in 1344.
Fiamma Nirenstein was born in 1945.
The cast of La fiamma sul ghiaccio - 2006 includes: Lucia Antonia Raoul Bova as Fabrizio Paolo Calabresi Stefano Corsi Donatella Finocchiaro as Caterina Massimiliano Giusti as Mario Simona Nasi Francesca Vettori
Galvano Fiamma has written: 'Gualvanei de la Flamma ..' -- subject(s): Sources, History, Church history 'Fratris Galuagni de la Flamma Cronica ordinis praedicatorum ab anno 1170. usque ad 1333' -- subject(s): Dominicans, History
"My sacred hill" is an English equivalent of the Italian phrase la mia sacra collina.Specifically, the feminine singular definite article lameans "the." The feminine possessive adjective mia means "my." The feminine adjective sacra means "sacred." The feminine noun collina means "hill."The pronunciation is "lah MEE-ah SAH-krah cohl-LEE-nah."