The correct answer is O Come All Ye Faithful. It is a Christmas carol commonly attributed to John Francis Wade in approximately 1743. The title "Adeste Fideles" is usually reserved for the Latin original, and "O Come All Ye Faithful" for the English translation. It is sometimes referred to as the "Portuguese Hymn" as it was often sung in the Portuguese Embassy in London.

 

and no i did not come up with that on my own.

 

I saw this some where and wondered how many here can get this right. The correct answer will be posted in a week

 

im also going to have to ad no giving hints...

NO CHEATING EITHER! We all have the internet at our fingertips... but I put what I thought.

yes thanks K2 i forgot that NO CHEATING !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

im also going to have to ad no giving hints...

i know the answer just because of my certain knowledges on a certain group of a certain force.

 

so yeah

Agreed. No cheating. I used my best guess based on my Latin background. It's most assuredly wrong so dont vote the same as me

i guessed what i guessed based on a certain word :/.

hmm i would just be stupid if i didnt get this right.....one word from the **** ***** ** ** **.

Looks like I may have guessed wrong :|

This is easy I know this I have sung it back in my choir days in high school But I shouldn't vote cause then I will give it away

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Keep the votes coming, people~

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Keep the votes coming, people~

 

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Yeah.. keep 'em comin...

so when you gonna tell us the answer,i'm dying over here.

so when you gonna tell us the answer,i'm dying over here.

when the poll closes, on the 30'th

I can't wait that long..

I can't wait that long..

You can't wait 3 days

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OK so whats the answer?

yeah bangbang, tell me if i was right

i edited the orginal post look there

i knew i was right. the reason i was 100% sure about it is because of the USMC term "Semper Fidelis" which, as most of us know, means "Always Faithful"

 

so i just looked for the one with faithful in it

i knew i was right. the reason i was 100% sure about it is because of the USMC term "Semper Fidelis" which, as most of us know, means "Always Faithful"

 

so i just looked for the one with faithful in it

Very sneaky of you Boja

Very sneaky of you Boja

eh not really thats how i got it right when i first saw it.