Super Charger Heaven - latin lyrics?

[eldren]

I'm in search of the lyrics of the Rob Zombie song Super Charger Heaven, specifically the latin bit from 2:28 to 2:42. So far, all the lyrics sites I've been to have come up blank, save that it's a sample from the 1976 movie To The Devil... A Daughter (Apparently aka Child of Satan - nice theme we've got going here). And no, I'm not looking for the English translation (Of which I've found a poor copy) - just the original Latin.

Help?

[Trash Man]

It's a White Zombie song, not a Rob Zombie song.

I'm not saying that trying to be clever or anything, just if you have been looking for it as a RZ song rather than a WZ song then it could have impeded your search.

****ing awesome song though

[eldren]

I've come across that a couple of times - what exactly is the difference between the two, though? I thought it was one and the same person/group, given some of the "Rob / White Zombie" descriptions I've also come across.

[eldren]

Searched, this time using White Zombie, still no luck. Even robzombie.com doesn't have it. :<

[Trash Man]

White Zombie was the group Rob was in before he went solo so to speak. I used to be a massive White Zombie fan a few years back, was even in their fan club .

[Coolio!!]

look on wikipedia and search super charger heaven
i cant put the link on because you have to do 5 posts or something!!
i was also interested in finding the latin in this song and i just clicked on loads of links and this is where i found it!! WOO i love latin!!!

WOO ELDREN!!!

[TAKTAK]

look on wikipedia and search super charger heaven
i cant put the link on because you have to do 5 posts or something!!
i was also interested in finding the latin in this song and i just clicked on loads of links and this is where i found it!! WOO i love latin!!!

WOO ELDREN!!!

In laborantum cordis suo, non es deus. Non es ni une cum deum, non es usque ad unum. Et excomunicatus, ex unionus e deum. Roughly translated, it means; you are working in your heart, you are not God, never are you in unity and you are common, out of union in despite of God.

thar you go


and WZ and RZ both did the song:

is the third and final single off White Zombie's 1995 studio album, Astro-Creep: 2000. The song can also be found on Rob Zombie's Past, Present & Future, the greatest hits album The Best of Rob Zombie, and a remix can be found on Supersexy Swingin' Sounds.