Mea Culpa

Alternatively, a song from the Enigma album MCMXC A.D., which involves a strong beat, french lyrics, Gregorian Chants, and is very different. It is quite sexy, and even a little bit erotic.

Lyrics: (English translation in italics)

Je ne dors plus
I can't sleep anymore
(The time has come)
Je te desire
I desire you
(The time has come)
Prends moi
Take me
Je suis a toi
I'm yours
Mea culpa
I'm guilty

Je veux aller au bout de mes fantasmes
I want to go to the end of my fantasies
Je sais que c'est interdit
I know it is forbidden
Je suis folle
I am crazy
Je m'abandonne
I am letting myself go
Mea culpa
I'm guilty

Je suis la et ailleurs
I am here and somewhere else
Je n'ai plus rien
I have nothing more
Je deviens folle
I am becoming crazy Je m'abandonne
I am letting myself go
Mea culpa
I'm guilty

Je ne dors plus
I can't sleep anymore
Je te desire
I desire you
Prends moi
Take me
Je suis a toi
I'm yours

Je suis la et ailleurs
I am here and somewhere else
Je veux tout
I want everything
Quand tu veux
When you want
Comme tu veux
As you like
Mea culpa
I'm guilty

Through my fault, through my fault, through my most grievous fault.

I believe that is the correct translation of the Latin phrase. This is part of the confiteor, which in turn translates to I confess

The confiteor was used in the pre-Vatican II Roman Rite. It was repeated at the beginning of mass and on "various other occasions," according to the Catholic Encyclopedia