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A Medical Note On The Death Of Leonard Cohen

Neil Ellis Photos: Alley Spring Mill, Jacks Fork River

In My Mother’s House Are Many Tchotchkes

Julie’s Story: 1. This Is How A Love Story Began

Last Exit From Michael Reese – The Final Days Of A Great Chicago Hospital

“Any phrase that includes ‘butterfly’ or ‘unicorn'” – 15 Mistakes To Avoid When Choosing A BDSM Safe Word

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Leonard Cohen On The Difference Between Writing A Poem And A Song

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You May Be A Leonard Cohen Fan If – You are featured in a Cohencentric animation

Source Video: Cohenize the world, start with the snooker players! by MaartenLC, starring Maarten Massa bearing the Unified Heart flag.

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“I discovered Leonard Cohen, who had a literary approach to lyrics.” Kazuo Ishiguro, Winner of Nobel Prize for Literature, On Leonard Cohen & Bob Dylan

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Leonard Cohen On The Significance Of His Spanish Guitar & Federico García Lorca

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16 Splendid Photos From The “Lost” 2009 Leonard Cohen Bilbao Concert

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“The sky…wants the whole man lost in his story, abandoned in the mechanics of action, touching his fellows, leaving them, hunting the steps, dancing the old circles.” Leonard Cohen Talks About Hydra

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“He was aware of how much his music was loved, and he appreciated it.” Sharon Robinson On The Special Rapport Between Ireland & Leonard Cohen

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Leonard Cohen Video: Born In Chains Featuring Sharon Robinson, Hattie & Charley Webb, And Dino Soldo – Malmo 2010

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“You sing from a kind of thorn in your side, which may just be the human heart aching in its particular predicament. And all art is an effort to address that aching.” Leonard Cohen

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“There has always been a religious side to my work. Most of my songs have confused God and woman.” Leonard Cohen + 2013 Dance Me To The End Of Love Performance
“Music was always the thing closest to me, and I saw poetry as part of that.” Leonard Cohen On His Early Influences
“When I stand on a stage, I feel I bring my private life with me there and that that’s what’s interesting or amusing.” Leonard Cohen
Q: Does religion matter? Leonard Cohen: “Religions are among the great organizing principles of humanity. It seems to me they matter too much and not enough.”
“Walking on stage and having thousands of people immediately convulse with emotion – that feeling didn’t go away, I just learned to manage it.” Charley Webb On Leonard Cohen’s 2008 Fredericton Show
“When I went to record the vocal for [I Can’t Forget] I found I couldn’t get the words out of my throat. I couldn’t sing the words because I wasn’t entitled to speak of the emancipation of the spirit.” Leonard Cohen + 2012 Ghent Performance
“The work that was in front of me was just to cultivate this tiny corner of the field that I thought I knew something about, which was something to do with self-investigation without self-indulgence.” Leonard Cohen
“Once you overcome your natural resistance to being told what to do, then you begin to relax into the schedule and the almost voluptuous simplicity of the day, and that whole component of improvisation that tyrannizes much of our lives begins to dissolve.” Leonard Cohen On Zen Monastery Life
“Almost all my songs can be sung any way. They can be sung as tough songs or as gentle songs or as contemplative songs or as courting songs.” Leonard Cohen
Leonard Cohen On The Difference Between Writing A Poem And A Song

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