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May 17, 2019June 11, 2022 Allan ShowalterLeonard Cohen

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Compelling Photos: 2008 Amsterdam Leonard Cohen Concert
“The thing with Leonard, he’s not singing about frivolous things. He never has” Hear Ron Sexsmith & Conor Oberst Talk About Leonard Cohen + Performances Of Crazy To Love You & Darkness
Outstanding Video: Leonard Cohen Performs Tower Of Song – Amsterdam 2013
Post-Nuptial Post + Steve Goodman’s “Lincoln Park Pirates”
“I was completely empty – and out of that came songs that were very intimate & very personal.” Leonard Cohen On Writing The Songs For His First Album
“I’m tired of facts. I’m tired of speculations. I want to be consumed by unreason.” – From Beautiful Losers By Leonard Cohen
Delaina & Ben – Going To The Chapel: Oct 21, 2006
“Reality is one of the possibilities I cannot afford to ignore” Leonard Cohen
“[My life] doesn’t have many events, so the song has to come out of some other place. It’s not an event and it’s not a message, it’s another kind of colour.” Leonard Cohen
“We all tend to think our generation is the pivotal generation. The experience of the generations is that it isn’t so. Of course, if you’re dragged from your house at 3:00 in the morning, and you’re sent to a concentration camp, you may feel times are really bad.” Leonard Cohen

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