Steve Lewis
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Ironically, that has been keeping me up nights a bit... :)
So far, I'm guessing that it's either Spanish ( Hala meaning
'He/it pulls ahead', or Swedish, where I've heard a couple of audio
files with chanting, that include the phrase 'hala, hala, hala'...
but I don't know what it means (if anything) in Swedish.
Anyone else found anything interesting yet?
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Barry Kearns wrote in message <35a7792d....@news.csn.net>...
> Does anyone out there know the reference behind the 'hala hala hala'
> sample on "Who Needs Sleep"?
Hmm... I was wondering about that too... I know someone who's name is Hala,
but other than that...<shrug> Unlike me <g>, can anyone else be of help?
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