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@reecespiecesheroful I've only known Ken Marshall from Krull (not a trekkie :P) and I always thought he sounded like he could sing, but it only just occurred to me to check the internet for proof today! LOL

@luno44 actually, I don't think this is a case of british vs american english. "singing at" is different from "singing to" someone. "singing at" would imply that the singing doesn't carry any direct message, meaning or sentiment to the listener - it's just a load of noise that the "singer" is mak...

@Siliven Yes it was a poem first then several composers set it different tunes. :) Sissel makes some small changes to the phrasing here and there though, that might be why the words don't seem to fit.