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Leonard Cohen - Chelsea Hotel #2 (Official Audio)
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Lyrics:
I remember you well in the Chelsea Hotel
You were talking so brave and so sweet
Givin' me head on the unmade bed
While the limousines wait in the street
Those were the reasons, that was New York
We were runnin' for the money and the flesh
And that was called love for the workers in song
Probably still is for those of them left
Yeah, but you got away, didn't you babe?
You just turned your back on the crowd
When you got away, I never once heard you say
I need you
I don't need you
I need you
I don't need you
And all of that jivin' around
I remember you well in the Chelsea Hotel
You were famous, your heart was a legend
You told me again, you preferred handsome men
But for me you would make an exception
And clenching your fist for the ones like us
Who are oppressed by the figures of beauty
You fixed yourself, you said "Well nevermind
We are ugly but we have the music"
And then you got away didn't you babe?
You just turned your back on the crowd
When you got away I never once heard you say
I need you
I don't need you
I need you
I don't need you
And all of that jivin' around
I don't mean to suggest
That I loved you the best
I can't keep track of each fallen robin
I remember you well in the Chelsea Hotel
That's all, I don't think of you that often

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@diespeso804 Год назад

"You told me again you preferred handsome men, but for me you would make an exception" hits too close to home

@d.leighannbatemon3192 Год назад

The first great love of my life was not considered handsome, but I thought he was incredibly sexy with his passion and stringent adherence to justice. He was a punk rocker, and respected me and my boundaries. He set me up to expect respect in all future relationships. And for that, my current husband and children also respect him. There are more important things than physical attraction that safe people of value recognize and admire.

@magaleans Год назад

@@d.leighannbatemon3192 im very interested and curious about love stories. If i may ask, why didn't it worked out? And do you still think about him to this day?

@derekmcaleer2386 Год назад

But it’s also so humorous… I mean he”s talking about JJ.

@nickwienholt5313 Год назад

We have all been Chelsea Hoteled in some incredibly meaningful relationship

@meghanasoni870 2 года назад

Words can't describe how utterly beautiful this song is.

@angusyates828 Год назад

Janis Joplin.

@kralju753 7 месяцев назад

Giving head is ther best part.

@jasminemoorehead9710 2 месяца назад

I love the part where he says you gave me head on the bed while the taxi was waiting. Beautiful lol

@mickey2036 18 дней назад

So true

@YogsenForfoth Год назад

Rest In Peace Leonard Cohen and Janis Joplin. ❤

@igorsamora5010 3 года назад

"we're ugly, but we have the music" :')

@barbarahalm2606 2 года назад

For me Leonard Cohen was one of the most handsome man ever...

@igorsamora5010 2 года назад

@@barbarahalm2606 agreed

@roffew.1065 2 года назад

The funniest thing ever written! :)

@adamturner1563 2 года назад

Nobody's ugly my brother. You are not and neither was Leonard. 👊!! ...

@CarlosAsunder 29 дней назад

the shortest 3 minutes song in my life. I guess I'll press replay again.

@BadCane 2 года назад

one of the most beautiful songs ever sung

@84catillac84 2 года назад

I'm much younger than a coworker, I rarely see him, and he's in his 60s, but we have both been helping covid patients for the last two years. For a moment, we had quiet. We played this song, and it was silent. And beautiful.

@84catillac84 2 года назад

Update : that coworker is now fighting for his life against Covid

@polexia9077 2 года назад

I’m sorry to hear that your co worker is now battling with Covid :(

@84catillac84 2 года назад

He made it!!! Thank you!

@caroaber Год назад

@@84catillac84 Hallelujah.

@arcadia8057 2 года назад

I remember you well in the Chelsea Hotel You were talkin' so brave and so sweet Givin' me head on the unmade bed While the limousines wait in the street Those were the reason an' that was New York We were runnin' for the money and the flesh And that was called love for the workers in song Probably still is for those of them left Ah, but you got away, didn't you, baby? You just turned your back on the crowd You got away, I never once heard you say I need you, I don't need you I need you, I don't need you And all of that jiving around I remember you well in Chelsea Hotel You were famous, your heart was a legend You told me again you preferred handsome men But for me you would make an exception And clenching your fist for the ones like us Who are oppressed by the figures of beauty You fixed yourself, you said: Well, never mind We are ugly but we have the music And you got away, didn't you, baby? You just turned your back on the crowd You got away, I never once heard you say I need you, I don't need you I need you, I don't need you And all of that jiving around I don't mean to suggest that I loved you the best I can't keep track of each fallen robin I remember you well in Chelsea Hotel That's all, I don't even think of you that often

@frankazv 2 года назад

thanks !

@bennygood4924 Год назад

hommage à Janis Joplin la dame du Chelsea Hotel

@pedrovigoa5480 6 месяцев назад

I found it a beautiful song until it said he didn't think of her that often.😪

@vassilisnicolaidis2503 6 месяцев назад

@@pedrovigoa5480 He meant the opposite, I guess. Joplin died in 1970, the song was released in 1974, and was in Cohen's repertoire ever since. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-2chbrP90q40.html

@anigerfigueiredo2373 4 года назад

Yes, there are angels in the sky, those left here are also special. One of them is you, Cohen! 🕯😇🕯😇🕯

@j.477 3 года назад

The utter brilliance ot lyricism ...

@charlierichards5865 3 года назад

I disagree

@melissapinol7279 6 месяцев назад

I had studied ancient Greek lyric poetry in college, and when I read Leonard Cohen's first poetry book "The Spice-Box of Earth" it truly reminded me of that wonderful, classic poetry in the lyricism and combination of complex emotions and simplicity expressed so briefly but intensely. He has continued this theme throughout his musical career- the guy was familiar with lyrics as an art and continued this trend throughout his musical career. I am actually a serious student of poetry and a professional published poet. What exactly does the previous commenter find un lyrical about Cohen's poetry and lyrics? Can he or she give an example of something in popular music that is more lyrical, and why? I'm actually curious.

@ahmetfarukaltundal6763 4 года назад

He was a natural and straight through man, he was a brave man for confronting the dark side of humanity and embrace it all alone for all his listeners and criticise the world as he know and see with the eyes of an artist.. He wasnt a saint he was showing us we are all celestic creatures nonethless we are saint or not. That we, human beings are each others Dreams and nightmares; hopes and despair. We only achieve redemption and salvation all together demolishing every wall between everyone He didnt try to be consistent and politically correct more than he have tried to be sincere and upfront. He told his own history searched for his roots and question his existence but more than anything he told this age's story, our story, no matter what race or background, he told the story of modern peoples lonelyiness and guilt and many more, fight the ghosts away with his broken sword Well, rest in peace old man. May poppies Bloom on your grave and fly through to sea.. And thanks for the dance.. Thanks a lot

@ahmetfarukaltundal6763 4 года назад

@ANA MUNOZ thank you!, :)

@franciscotocoemilio9143 4 года назад

Thank you ahmet. You have summarised a good characterization of Leonard's personality and life. The main themes you refer to also reveal you have good thoughts. Thanks again.

@Koshirozation 3 года назад

♥️

@BairMendoza 2 года назад

That was beautiful. 👼🏻

@kathleenkilcline7303 2 года назад

Beautifully said... ty.

@zacharypotvin6579 Год назад

Happy Valentines day to the girl who doesn't think of me anymore. I still keep thoughts of that Fallen Robin.

@magicknight13 10 месяцев назад

Lyrics like poetry. They ARE poetry. Incredible!!

@danielherrera5258 Год назад

Cohen said when he introduced the song that was in the lobby of the Chelsea Hotel, where a lot of musicians stayed in those days (think "Chelsea Morning by Joni Mitchell), when he saw a woman who seemed to be looking for someone. He asked her if he could help and she told him she was looking for Kris Kristofferson. He told her, Well, I'm Kris Kristofferson. Of course she knew he wasn't because she and Kris already had a thing going, but they spent the evening talking and would up spending the night together. After Joplin died, Kristofferson also wrote a song about Janis called "Black and Blue." Very sad.

@angelicaluce3230 Год назад

'I can't keep track of each fallen robin" - I'll leave that to St.Francis" Leonard said.

@JordanCarlin-qy5ed 2 месяца назад

Leonard Cohen, putting art into artist for sure

@franciscofarias6385 7 месяцев назад

This is the first Leonard Cohen song I've heard (besides Hallelujah) and on the first listen I was awestruck with the lyricism. So this is why people love this man, huh

@MichaelRMcCoy Год назад

Leonard's whirlwind romance with Janis Joplin was the inspiration.

@ruthdixon7807 Год назад

wistful and self-lacerating. absolutely gorgeous.

@paulojardel4871 3 года назад

remember you well in the Chelsea Hotel You were talkin' so brave and so sweet Givin' me head on the unmade bed While the limousines wait in the street Those were the reason an' that was New York We were runnin' for the money and the flesh And that was called love for the workers in song Probably still is for those of them left Ah, but you got away, didn't you, baby? You just turned your back on the crowd You got away, I never once heard you say I need you, I don't need you I need you, I don't need you And all of that jiving around I remember you well in Chelsea Hotel You were famous, your heart was a legend You told me again you preferred handsome men But for me you would make an exception And clenching your fist for the ones like us Who are oppressed by the figures of beauty You fixed yourself, you said: Well, never mind We are ugly but we have the music And you got away, didn't you, baby? You just turned your back on the crowd You got away, I never once heard you say I need you, I don't need you I need you, I don't need you And all of that jiving around I don't mean to suggest that I loved you the best I can't keep track of each fallen robin I remember you well in Chelsea Hotel That's all, I don't even think of you that often

@JeansWebbTv Год назад

Equally beautiful and brutal.

@blv471 8 месяцев назад

And clenching your fist for the ones like us Who are oppressed by the figures of beauty You fixed yourself, you said: Well, never mind We are ugly but we have the music

@nc5809 2 года назад

I didn't know about the Janis Joplin thing. I have absolute chills!

@melissapinol7279 6 месяцев назад

The sincere compassion, respect and non judgement he has for Janis Joplin is in stark contrast to a Christian book I saw in my teens which featured the most unflattering photo imaginable of Janis singing along with the caption "pity the microphone". And those people actually think they are the moral ones. Leonard Cohen actually had a heart.

@terencekidd1097 13 дней назад

sadly missed his voice had power

@zaza6911 5 месяцев назад

Two legends, gone too soon. Do we care, they are eternal

@TheUlumpa 3 года назад

ლეონარდს ნამდვილად შეეძლო წამის და მომენტის მშვენიერება მუსიკით და ტექსტით გადმოეცა , ჭეშმარიტი ტრუბადური ❤

@shashankhrishikesh1573 2 года назад

Is that elvish?

@TheUlumpa 2 года назад

@@shashankhrishikesh1573 no thats georgian 🇬🇪

@aids2099 2 года назад

The most more rocking absolutamente beautifulest song in the round round world and more and most… est

@leannstriker1147 3 года назад

He's referencing an encounter he had with Janice Joplin in the Chelsea hotel. Pretty sad, actually.

@badhabit3737 3 года назад

Show the evidence..! Or is this just your opinion..?

@BlackCatAlley888 2 года назад

He wrote this song in a bar the day he heard Janice Joplin died, yes the song was a tribute to her

@atasteofhoney6018 2 года назад

@@badhabit3737 it’s literally a janis joplin biography it’s not an opinion

@JaneJeffer 2 года назад

Apparently he always felt guilty about writing the sexual aspect of their meeting through writing this song.

@AT-yj8gl 2 года назад

Ngggga we know

@charmedprince Год назад

We are ugly but we have the music 😌😌

@btu59 2 года назад

Fantastic artist ❤️

@chelseabaxter870 11 месяцев назад

Happy Birthday Mr. Cohen 🎂❤️

@user-kn1ce9vp2u 4 года назад

3:08 = דקות בדיוק, של מוסיקה איכותית, במיטבה בהחלט, שמגיע לביצוע השיר המקורי, של = הזמר היהודי = ליאונרד כהן, שהלך לעולמו. ובהחלט, שמגיע לביצוע השיר המקורי ביותר ששמעתי עכשיו, ממש = 10 10 10 10 10 עשר ומעלה .. ובצדק מוחלט ביותר, ללא ספק בכך © ]]

@caroaber Год назад

Canadian. Just like Leonard Nimoy.

@someoneelse8295 Год назад

@@caroaberYou can totally be a canadian jew, yknow that?

@caroaber Год назад

@@someoneelse8295 Yes.

@alainviard2760 7 месяцев назад

Merveilleuse chanson

@cheniduncan 4 года назад

Maravillosa imagen 🤴🏽👸🏻

@copaceticetal Год назад

boygenius arguing about the meaning of the last line in an interview brought me here. Was this truly a one time "ships in the night" fling or was it something deeper that got cut short just as it began?

@Dora-mx4gg Год назад

Could you send me the link to the interview?

@copaceticetal Год назад

@@Dora-mx4gg ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-NP87P6Le_-4.html if the link doesn't work its the interview they did on KROQ.

@sandimo1951 4 месяца назад

❤️❤️❤️

@nirjecimzataby1997 4 года назад

I remember you well in the Chelsea Hotel

@natalierozean5989 Год назад

Lana del ray does an absolutely beautiful version

@nobodysprophet1435 Год назад

I don’t mean to suggest I loved you the best. I can’t keep track of each fallen Robin.

@KenAdams42 3 года назад

Nasıl burda yorumumuz olmaz ❤️

@cansuaydn5159 3 года назад

🥂

@billieeilish9359 2 года назад

Türk dinleyen de var abii cok sevindim

@KenAdams42 2 года назад

@@billieeilish9359 bende mutlu oldum 😍

@charlesbraine9644 Год назад

I wonder if I am thought about sometimes, by someone who tossed me aside.

@ukulele-covergirl Год назад

🌺

@LendallPitts 2 года назад

"You told me again you preferred handsome men, but for me you would make an exception." Only she didn't. They never do.

@shashankhrishikesh1573 2 года назад

well put

@someoneelse8295 Год назад

Pick me boy😂

@philip_hees 9 месяцев назад

And men are the same. Certainly Leonard Cohen was. Live by the sword, die by the sword.

@Koshirozation 3 года назад

♥️

@claudebregaint 7 месяцев назад

Remind me some story ...but thoses men couldn t understand it ...maybe was to early for them to undetstood it 😎

@stylianosisaakidis3565 2 года назад

she was a haunted soul, deep into junkieland... a haunted , deeply troubled soul, and so very very talanted to me Cohen was a kind of blase' womanizer, maybe Janis, for him was just another of so many young women, much more talanted than most of them, for sure, but still just another of so many...

@virupakshawalla5734 Год назад

Not here as apologist of Cohen; but that sounds total rubbish. Have you actually listened to his songs and read about his life or poetry?

@stylianosisaakidis3565 Год назад

@@virupakshawalla5734 I'm not an expert, but... I've known about Cohen for almost 40 years, I've read about him, I've listened to his songs... for sure he was a poet, an artist, AND a womanizer... He bedded to many women not to be characterized as such a one. His meeting and fucking with Janis, at the Chelsea, and connecting her name with the song wasn't to his favour ... Where is the " total rubbish" in what I wrote ??

@philip_hees 9 месяцев назад

@@stylianosisaakidis3565His confession is right here in this song: "I don't mean to suggest that I loved you the best I can't keep track of each fallen robin" And yet, I wouldn't call him a womanizer. He was an artist, and it's just how it is for artists since forever. That whole generation of folk artists was hooking up with each other, and then writing songs about each other after the inevitable breakup. They were drawn to each other's minds. If you are capable of writing songs like this, you'll fall hard for a kindred spirit. Would you call Joni Mitchell a "manizer"? I think not.

@stephenh.3527 Год назад

If you somehow have never heard Lana Del Rey's cover of this, I highly recommend it! Let me know what you think of it!

@liliamuseum196 Год назад

I love it so much ! But i already heard it before the original. She made me discover this anazing song

@stephenh.3527 Год назад

@@liliamuseum196 Same here!

@caroaber Год назад

Rufus Wainwright has a wonderful version. And Jennifer Warnes's version of Famous Blue Raincoat is unmatched.

@zoeygary7639 Год назад

I found this from Lana's. And I got soo surprised and happy I was jumping in my chair, that the original is Leonard's, because I'm already a big fan of his.

@stephenh.3527 Год назад

@@zoeygary7639 That's awesome! You certainly have great taste.