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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 มี.ค. 2011
- Dominique, nique, nique,
over the land he plods along
And sings a little song
Never asking for reward
He just talks about the Lord
He just talks about the Lord
At a time when Johnny Lackland
over England was the king
Dominique was in the backland
fighting sin like anything
Dominique, nique, nique,
over the land he plods along
And sings a little song
Never asking for reward
He just talks about the Lord
He just talks about the Lord
Now a heretic one day
among the thorns forced him to crawl
Dominique with just one prayer
made him hear the good Lord's call
Dominique, nique, nique,
over the land he plods along
And sings a little song
Never asking for reward
He just talks about the Lord
He just talks about the Lord
Without horse or fancy wagon
he crossed Europe up and down
Poverty was his companion
as he walked from town to town
Dominique, nique, nique,
over the land he plods along
And sings a little song
Never asking for reward
He just talks about the Lord
He just talks about the Lord
One day in the budding Order
there was nothing left to eat
Suddenly two angels walked in
with a load of bread and meat
Dominique, nique, nique,
over the land he plods along
And sings a little song
Never asking for reward
He just talks about the Lord
He just talks about the Lord
Grant us now oh Dominique
the grace of love and simple mirth
That we all may help to quicken
godly life and truth on earth
Dominique, nique, nique,
over the land he plods along
And sings a little song
Never asking for reward
He just talks about the Lord
He just talks about the Lord - เพลง
![SOEUR SOURIRE : Dominique [1982]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/SNyL-dM1O9E/mqdefault.jpg)
IM VERY PROUD OF MYSELF BECAUSE I MEMORIZED THE FRENCH VERSION AND I KNOW NO FRECH😂✌🏼️
lol
+Cassidy Pagano now memorise how to Spell FRENCH :-)
+Cassidy Pagano GOOD FOR YOU THAT IS NEAT MY GRAND DAUGHTER WANTS TO LEARN THE FRENCH VERSION
Wow that is cool I like that My 14 year old gran daughter is learning the French version also
+Punksthetic the same in english
I can't believe it rhymes in English
I know right
Ik right
Ikr
Sorry but I think it was amended I believe this is the direct English translation th-cam.com/video/6g_G5U4Ze9Y/w-d-xo.html
They modified the translation so it would. That’s often done when music is translated to another language…
I just love Dominique both versions!
I remember my grandma singing ""Dominique nique nique" when I was very little. She sang in Portuguese and I doubt the lyrics were the same, because she was always saying he was my prince coming for me
No, because Dominique is The Lord !
In the Portuguese version the entire song talks about someone waiting for their ‘eternal boyfriend’ and Prince Charming, only for their life to pass by them, spent waiting, and for them to be sad. So uh, maybe go find your príncipe encantado instead of waiting
Thats a beautiful comment about your granmother. The sad, sarcastic comments? Well, they do not hear the true message as they haven't ears!!! that hear.🌹
@@jongalt3381 I didn't even see them xD these people, huh?
@@biamenezes7801
Wow! Your post was 4 years ago and you got a notice! Great! You shared a nice personal memory and many dont get it. But lots of us has grandparents who had eyes to see, etc! You are my surprise of the year so far!!! Thanks!🌹
I remember this song from back when i was a child. The song kinda grows on you and to hear it in English was very en lighting. GOD BLESS
Never asking for reward he just talks about the lord he just talks about the lord favorite part fr
This version of Dominique rocks...that country twang does something might fierce to this song...Big up Country!
8 years ago
4 months ago
I understand why they play this on AHS2 now
Liss Kirkman why ?
@@brixelliott6951 its as bout jesus
@@CPUGaming 🤣 he will rise but not from grave why they did it
I love this song...makes you feel so happy. I sing it all the time.
Always have sung pieces of this song… no idea where I learned it, maybe CCD classes. Listening to it makes me happy! So glad I thought to look it up… the wonders of the internet!
Imagine...... you are sleeping peacefully.... but then you hear this song playing suddenly.... and to top it all off.... you stay alone
army! 💜✨
And you probably in the mental hospital or smth in this case
Nothing to worry about. I just fell asleep in the weird part of TH-cam.
What a wholesome song. He never complained, traveled alone and endured hunger pangs. Yet he still managed to witness to people. This encourages me to be more bold about my faith and to be grateful with what I already have.
We should all try to be like Dominic
A shame so many heretics and Albigensians had to suffer to provide the backstory to this tuneful little ditty.
LMAO
@@liammurphy2725 "A shame"? Bro, they literally formed armies, attacked cities, killed people and destroyed farms, all so they could try to destroy matter, since they thought the material word was "evil" and created by the "bad God" who imprisoned the other God in the matter.
AYOO Jeanie!
Truly awesome recording, this song displaced the Beatles on the hit parade. Great job it's a real ear worm, can't stop humming it.
Doug
Finally, the song made sense #AHS2
you should've been around in the early 60's when the song came out.
Jennie the FA brought me here
Me too
Same!
I wonder how AHS finds this music😂
I think it’s bc the person that sung this was a nun, or something. And it talks about the lord, in the season that they used this song in, (asylum) had nuns.
@@rusty_stars yeah but it's still a little difficult to find the songs, I didn't even know these were in ahs
Kayla Eyley you right there boss? Mary Ford died from diabetes?
@@Chilewithclass they are talking about the original version
z e y n e p • a z r a Very interesting, what’s the name of the one who sung the original I can’t find anything about it? 😕
I live in Lyon France, but I was born in England, and I asked my friend why she was singing about the Lord, and some guy named Dominoqe
Dominique's good works served as their own reward.
It's better in french...
.-.
It is better in French indead. Maybe if another woman song the song in English it sounds a bit better. At least nowe i nowe what the song is about
+kelsey backus I actually clicked the video because I thought it would sound terrible in English, and wanted to see how bad. Translating most songs from one language to another usually causes the song to not rhyme anymore, but this one actually still has a decent flow, though I'm sure they probably changed some words around. Is totally better in French though. Also, I think the Dominique the song is referring to is Saint Dominic, the guy who founded the Dominican Order of the Catholic Church, and may have been one of the main people involved with the Spanish Inquisition.
+Krus Kruse There is also a Czech version - I can understand even better :-)))
+Herman Bogaers. It's about 3 minutes (lol).
+kelsey backus. The arrangement and performance are just as good in English.
i too remember hearing it as a kid and even to this day i sing along so gayley moving my hands and feet
The Singing Nun's version went to unmber one in the United States in late 1963. It stayed at number, on the Billboard rock charts, for an entire month!
Wow ! Love it ! The late great Mary Ford was a wonderfully gifted performer ! And she was the ex-wife of guitar legend Les Paul. The two of them produced some immortal music ! THANKS for sharing this with us !! :-)
I agree 100% but It still makes you think what she might have done had she not met Les Paul. Her talent was over shadowed by her legendary husband.
AHS!!!!! 😻😍😻
Thank you very much, it has been about 50 years I have loved this song, not knowing the words. I was so sorry when it was taken off the air back then, I understand the lack of reverence for the Lord when they were dancing to this tune. Today I wrote down the words, the words are as great as the music. I have had that tune in my head for several days, so I check it out and here are the words - again - thank you very much. I am James Elmer :-)
In English it's just as scary as shit as it is in French!! Thanks American Horror Story.
RIGHT!!!
Just imagine Pepper dancing to the song.
Any same
Any same
In the French version there is mention of Dominic fighting the Albigensians. I hope he wasn't fighting them militarily. If so, he was part of one of the great genocides of the Middle Ages.
ok, but jeenie.weenie brought me here
Literally same😭
@@fizza5448 lol same
Lowkey sounds like sister jude singing 😂
No, hahahhahha im just seeing her singing this rather than that other song she said when she got put in the asylum.
Yeah but it's .25 too slow
@@leopardgeckoonsteroids7012 Just speed it up to 1.25x
@@doomsdaydragonsproductions2801 I did
Am not ur sister though
Köszönöm, hogy feltöltötted! Egy gyerekkori élmény kapcsolódik ehhez a dalhoz! A középső bátyám miközben a metélt tésztát ette, ennek a dalnak ritmusára szedte fel a tésztát a villára, és közben az első sorát énekelte. Ettől nagyanyánk mindíg mérgesd lett, a mai napig sem tudjuk miért? De még a délutáni iskolába menet, a bátyám még az ablakból beénekelte az első sort! Ez körülbelül 1966-1967-ben történt.
Cant stop listening ..every day..thanks Ahs
who all is here because of american horror story?
me😂
Me xD
😊me😊
me
yup
Many thanks, a fantastic translation of the famous song in French from way back
and sung too by a lovely singer by the name of Mary Forde.
Its odd that it scares some people, its not the usual childrens rymes that people are used to maybe ie pop songs...thanks again for posting
I think I gives some ppl the creeps because it was played repeatedly on the TV show, American Horror Story Asylum.
I never watched American Horror Story. I remember this song in French by the Singing Nun in late 1963 and was a huge hit through early 1964, For some reason either I forgot, but most likely this English version wasn't played very much on the radio, only less than a year after the original release.
What comes up when I search my own name 😐
Dominique L ikr
Omg same
Is it your shortened name dummy? lol
😁
Same 😂
After all these years, this dear, sweet song that I heard sung in French in the mid- to late 1960s by "The Singing Nun," is so delightful and heartwarming sung in English with wonderful words! Thank you so much for posting it!
What a great joy to "understand" a childhood favorite in my language;
My dad bought me a 45 of this song in the 1960s when I was a very young girl. We played it on my parents' Grundig Majestic tube radio/phonograph.
What was it like in the 60s?
@@valance10 Much better than it is today, that's for sure. Life was simple and easy, people were polite. Crime rate was low, as well as racism and other problems. Gas was cheap. Cars were beautiful. Everybody was moral and God-fearing and went to church. And I am only getting started...
@@foureyedchick Hopefully we can return to such times.
Question anyone else come here from American horror story
what else? 😂
tok.tok.app brought ppl here to, find anything about it, thanks for make mark here👍😆
like 90%of the comments are about American horror story. I came here cuse my mom used to sing me the song in French when I was young and I just found out it has a English version but the French is much much better than this. This just sounds creepy
Who else heard this in Jennie Weenie’s videos.
Mary Ford rocks!
Best season of AHS brought me here.
Agreed
Totally
Life and Gaming same
Coven was the best in my opinion
Asylum is the worst actually
Many years ago, I remembered hearing this song (or the original version) being played at the fourth of July fair in my home town.
I haven't heard this song in over 25 years. Thanks for the upload. Classic
Sort of sounds like Jessica Lange XD
LeachInTheNether Gaming from ahs ikr
I never thought about that until now
Awesome Got to love Mary Ford!
I went to a Dominican primary school. The nuns taught us the English version.
Dominique, nique, nique, over the land he ploads along, and sings a little song, never asking for reward, he just talks about the lord, he just talks about the lord.
At a time when Johnny Lackland over England was the king, Dominique was in the back and fighting sin like anything.
Dominique, nique, nique, over the land he ploads along, and sings a little song, never asking for reward, he just talks about the lord, he just talks about the lord.
Now a heretic one day among the thorns forced him to crowl, Dominique with just one prayer made him the good lords call.
Dominique, nique, nique, over the land he ploads along, and sings a little song, never asking for reward, he just talks about the lord, he just talks about the lord.
Without horse of fancy wagon he foresee europe up and down.
Poverty was his companion and walk from town to town.
Dominique, nique, nique, over the land he ploads along, and sings a little song, never asking for reward, he just talks about the lord, he just talks about the lord.
One day in the budding Order there was nothing left to eat, suddenly two angels walked with a load of bread and meat.
Dominique, nique, nique, over the land he ploads along, and sings a little song, never asking for reward he just talks about the lord, he just talks about the lord.
Grant us now oh Dominique the grace of love and simple mirth.
That we all may help to quicken godly life and truth on earth.
Dominique, nique nique, over the land he ploads along. And sings a little song. Never asking for reward, he just talks about the lord, he just talks about the lord.
He just talks about the lord.
Superb song
Yup.
I used to sing this as a kid in Zambia over 50 years ago. Suddenly I started remembering the lyrics and now I’m googling it!
Thank-you for finding this in english, it brings back happy times.
I am very happy to discover the english version of this beautiful song. Thanks a lot Mary Ford. Jean K.
Thank You. This is probably my first favorite song. I never knew the words until today. :)
This was awsum when first heard and 60 yrs later is still awsum.!
Thank you for posting, great song
This is one of my favorite songs and I don't speak French. So I really enjoyed this translation. thanks
my oldest sis had this record in the original french pressing. lovely to hear it in english.
This song is completely different then I imagined now that i know the lyrics. Glad it still rhymes😭
So inspiring. Since my youth 50 years ago. He just talks about the Lord
MARY FORD RIP 1977....
I love this version,,,,, thanks
These lyrics should be accompany with a bouncing ball.
Haha...I wonder if people know what you're talking about. At any rate, I thought your remark was pretty funny 😄
Awesome thank you.
this song was made same year of the plot of the 1st season of ahs the year my mother was born and it was made in 1964
thank you very much for posting this.i always wondered what the words meant in english.
Why do I feel nostalgia from this song even though I wasn't born yet at that time?
1964. Folk songs were big back then, and I guess they decided to make it folky when they translated it. Still makes me roll my eyes. The French version is definitely more the real deal.
I'm here after this tune popped into my head. Heard it in French class when I was 10 or 12. Never knew what it was about. Just a catchy tune. Found it by googling "Dominique-nique-nique" remembering the French spelling. Read the lyrics first in French, then read the English translation. Then listened to the French singing nuns version. Wow, what a blast from the distant past. Must've been 1965 or thereabouts.
Sure beats the poison being pounded into the heads of subsequent generations. There is nothing so good that man can't corrupt, and nothing so evil that can't be turned to a Godly purpose.
Don't watch AHS. Too dark.
Wow! Is this the same Mary Ford who played along with Les Paul? Beautiful!!!!
TY for this I was quite interested in what this song was about
I knew the song was about ST. Dominick but that was it. Thanks for the translation!
Beautiful little song....
Just love the Electric Guitar on this song !!!
Never heard this WASP version before. The Lyrics kind of keep the feeling and spirit of the original (not very Americans would know who the Albigeois were or the Albigensian Crusade). Cute and quaint.
Wonderful!
I was 7 years old when this song first came out in the U.S., I also had the original vinyl album. When the album was released on cd some 35 years later I bought that. The album and the cd contain the French and English lyrics, I looked at the cd lyrics (need special glasses to be able to see it), and the English lyrics were identical to the Mary Ford version except she substituted 'looking' with 'asking' and she omitted 2 of 7 verses.
Very Cool! gotta love Mary!
Who’s here from the Jeenie Weenie video
👀👀
@@polysaccha_rice me
Me
Man this thing just keeps going on and on.
Indeed it is..first time I heard this version actually.
Still better than 1D songs!
Hilarious :/
one direction actually makes good music ...
+Emma oliveira if you said that in my school get ready to run😂😂
how dare you
true
I love this song
My teacher was listening to this in class
thank you. (i was wondering.)
This comment is so old wow
great voice
That we all may quicken godly life and truth on earth. Well if we were all like Dominique, there would be no one left to play those angels bringing food. But we certainly need more Dominiques. No?
+easymoney4ever No.
Yessssssssssssssssssss!!!!!!!!!!
Good! Never heard this english version before
Oh, dear circumstance! I think I like Christian music.
I enjoy singing along with this mellow, low key version of the singing nun. It is also better that it is in English. So I know what I am singing about.
God, my Sunday School teacher was freakin obsessed with this damn song AND with the French version too!!!! To this day I still find myself sometimes humming or sing it!!! It's good but it drives me crazy!!!!
I love it. It'll make you crazy in the original.
It was also used recently in second season of Lucky! Which is a Netflix series
"On this day in ’85, the Singing Nun (Marie Jeanine Deckers) took her own life in a suicide pact with her life-partner, Annie Pecher. Her song, the 1963 smash 'Dominique', sold over 1.5 million copies, winning a Grammy Award for Best Gospel Song. As a kid, I remember Deckers and her 3 fellow nuns appearing on Ed Sullivan… The song was such a cultural phenom that a (mostly fictional) feel-good movie was made of her life with Debbie Reynolds, and Sally Fields' ‘The Flying Nun’ was definitely influenced by Decker’s popularity. Deckers was a Belgian singer-songwriter and a member of the Dominican Order as Sister Luc Gabriel. An unlikely pop star, she wrote 4 albums of songs - many that were lyrically either ‘approved’ or ‘censored’ by her Mother Superior. She was not allowed to write any songs that were considered ‘sad’ and, of course, any topic that was controversial was forbidden. When she wrote a song in 1967 defending the use of contraception, the Church pressured her touring mngmnt to cancel an entire tour even tho’ she’d left the order by then. Though the royalty agreement between the Church and Deckers was never disclosed, apparently her diocese received her royalties w/o her knowledge… and later, when she left the order, she discovered $100,000. had been paid to the Church unbeknownst to her. To make matters worse, her label, Philips, pretty much took the rest - leaving her financially crippled. Though Deckers never ‘came out’ about her sexuality, she spent most of her life with her lover, Annie Pecher, and struggling with financial ruin, Church condemnation, a faltering career, and repression from society in general… Deckers suffered a mental breakdown. Shortly afterwards, she and Pecher took their own lives in their Belgian apartment. For those who discount the damage religion has done for centuries to gay and lesbian people… to those who are, right now, passing legislation to forbid young people from discussing sexuality or even saying the word, ‘gay’… I say, ‘f you’. To those (religious or not) who support with words and deeds the acceptance of the LGBT community… I say, 'thanks', and may whatever god you worship bless and keep you.
I'm currently in French 4 so I've ingrained the french version in my head
OK so atheist are not evil, as one, I love this song! I will teach this, happy tune song, to my babies, and will show them the animated version of "The Prince of Egypt" with a couple, awesome "Bible Stories" that I feel they should know. If they choose to be Christian or Catholic or Buddhist or nonaggressive Muslim, then I will be there for them and support them in their beliefs. Even if I hate the death of religion. BTW stop the hate on Jews! They are one of the first religions and they deserve respect from all of us. I am a Christian born and an atheist at heart, and will forever protect, share and love the Jewish people for their natural wisdom. At least give thanks to good morals and good raisings! May all be happy and content!
You are the first athiest whom I have ever come in contact with that was not hostile towards Christians or Christianity. Good on you. ✌ Now while you may not believe in God, He still believes in you. So, God bless, friend. 😉 😊
Me too born an raised a Methodist but a polytheist at heart. I acknowledge all the gods but I never worship any. If you believe your god is real, then it's real.
Praise Satan ✨💅🏾
farhan rafi bruh what
St. Domonic pray for us!
AMERICAN HORROR STORY
Pray for us, St. Dominic
Iqqiqqi, this is great, you did a wonderful job. Mary Ford is also awesome.
It is depressing to hear from so many people that are ignorant.
Firstly, I am a Christian, and the translation doesn't really matter. As some have said, the message is the same. Of course, it would be nice to translate cleanly, but if this were possible, why would we speak in different languages in the first place? For those who don't understand this, get over it.
Secondly, for those who don't get the message, or who criticize the message, get over it. This is not so much a religious message as it is a moral one. The point is that humble people who do their thing (work their job, live their life) right, and who don't ask for anything in return, will be rewarded for it later. It makes no difference where the reward comes from, or who it come from. Unfortunately, if you don't believe this, it's probably why you don't have anything of value in this world.
Thirdly, people should stop complaining about people not making any sense when they themselves a) don't make any sense, and b) can't spell or use proper grammar. Nothing is more annoying than a hypocrite.
It has been 50+ years, and in all those years I've wondered what that song sounds like in English! I suspected that it had a religious theme to it.
This song actually scares tf outta me but I love what it translates into