Mea Culpa

Enigma · LSD: Love Sensuality Devotion

Kyrie eleison
Christe eleison

Je ne dors plus
(the time has come)

Je te desire
(the time has come)

Prends moi
Je suis a toi
Mea culpa

Je veux aller au bout de me fantasmes
Je sais que c'est interdit
Je suis folle
Je m'abandonne

Mea culpa

Kyrie eleison
Christe eleison

Je suis la et ailleurs
Je n'ai plus rien
Je deviens folle
Je m'abandonne

Mea culpa

Je ne dors plus
Je te desire
Prends-moi
Je suis a toi

Kyrie eleison
Christe eleison

Je suis la et ailleurs
Je veux tout
Quand tu veux
Comme tu veux

Mea culpa

Kyrie eleison

Translation:

Lord have mercy
Christ have mercy

I can't sleep anymore
(The time has come)

I desire you
(The time has come)

Take me
I'm yours
I'm guilty

I want to go to the end of my fantasies
I know it is forbidden
I am crazy
I am letting myself go

I'm guilty
Lord have mercy
Christ have mercy

I am here and somewhere else
I have nothing more
I am becoming crazy
I am letting myself go

I'm guilty

I can't sleep anymore
I desire you
Take me
I'm yours

Lord have mercy
Christ have mercy

I am here and somewhere else
I want everything,
When you want,
As you like

I'm guilty

Lord have mercy

Mea Culpa

Enigma's 'Mea Culpa' stands as a defining track from the 1990s New Age and electronic fusion landscape, originally released on the landmark album 'LSD: Love Sensuality Devotion.' The song exemplifies the group's signature style, blending ethereal vocals with atmospheric synthesizers and rhythmic percussion to create a meditative yet driving soundscape. As a staple of the era's electronic music, the recording captures the essence of Enigma's ability to merge traditional vocal techniques with modern production, influencing countless artists in the ambient and trance genres. Its enduring popularity reflects its role as a cultural touchstone for fans of atmospheric electronic music from the late nineties.