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Leonard Cohen - Famous Blue Raincoat (Official Audio)
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Lyrics:
It's four in the morning, the end of December
I'm writing you now just to see if you're better
New York is cold, but I like where I'm living
There's music on Clinton Street all through the evening
I hear that you're building your little house deep in the desert
You're living for nothing now. I hope you're keeping some kind of record
Yes, and Jane came by with a lock of your hair
She said that you gave it to her
That night that you planned to go clear
Did you ever go clear?
Oh, the last time we saw you you looked so much older
Your famous blue raincoat was torn at the shoulder
You'd been to the station to meet every train
But then you came home without Lili Marlene
And you treated my woman to a flake of your life
And when she came back she was nobody's wife
I see you there with the rose in your teeth
One more thin gypsy thief
Well I see Jane's awake
She sends her regard
And what can I tell you my brother, my killer?
What can I possibly say?
I guess that I miss you. I guess I forgive you
I'm glad you stood in my way
If you ever come by here
For Jane or for me
Well, your enemy is sleeping
And his woman is free
Yes, and thanks for the trouble you took from her eyes
I thought it was there for good so I never tried
And Jane came by with a lock of your hair
She said that you gave it to her
That night that you planned to go clear
Sincerely, L. Cohen
#LeonardCohen #FamousBlueRaincoat

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28 сен 2024

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@cilllyn 2 года назад

Hi. I’m writing this with tears in my eyes. I’m 14 and just learned that my dad passed from a heart attack today. this was his favourite song right now and he loved sitting in my kitchen and playing it on the speakers. this song will always be a huge part of my life from this day on. Edit: It’s been a year now and I want to thank all of you who have left kind words on this comment. “All things grow with time, except grief” This past year has gone by in the blink of an eye while also simultaneously feeling like the longest year of my life. Life without my dad is different. There’s a hole that can not and will not be filled but that’s not a bad thing. That hole serves as a reminder of the great man that was my dad. People say that time heals, but I disagree. I think that time lets you accept what has happened but the scar remains. This song now serves as a beautiful trip down memory lane in place of a painful ballad of mourning. For anyone reading this who has recently lost someone they love dearly, weep as much as you need. Every tear is a drop of love with nowhere else to go. Try your best to carry on but make sure to take days off to relax and be alone if you need to. Again, thank you for the messages and lots of love to you all.

@ginaprespare1316 2 года назад

Cillian, so very sorry you lost your Dad. I hope this song keeps you connected to him.

@sylviagrantins 2 года назад

OMG, what a terrible shock. I'm so sorry, play this song often. My Dad passed almost three years ago. His favourite music helps keep him close to me.

@colin6372 2 года назад

@@gard7662 I was also 6 when my father died,, I am 63 now; you are right "The hole he left in your world will never be filled, but it will get easier to bear" (perhaps more manageable certainly). But lets not pretend that all will be made better in some future time; that's a beautiful fantasy but it's not the reality.

@colin6372 2 года назад

@@gard7662 I am not sure why you say I am "prick". No one is doing that (not at all clear what 'that' is?).

@paulr7028 Год назад

Me too. God bless

@johnbennettusa123 4 года назад

It really is 4 in the morning and I cannot sleep .... I am 70 now .... I was 18 when I found Leonard Cohen's music .... Saw him "live" approx 6 times, including a 3 day hippie festival in the middle of nowhere in the South of France .... he turned up on a white horse and sang a lot in French .... he has meant so much to me all of my life, and I feel the need to tell somebody! PS a year later .... Thank you to everyone who, over the last year, and to my amazement, gave me 1800 likes and lots of comments about Leonard Cohen and what he means to me ..... We HAVE something that non-Cohen lovers have no clue about! .... One or 2 of you asked to know more about me .... As you asked, all I can say is "Like a bird on a wire .... I have tried in my own way to be free" .... Aged 26 I spent a year under Bhagwan in India and ironically I discovered just after that Jesus is "truly the Son of God", and whatever beliefs you may have, HE is still the "Gateway to heaven" and "Lord of heaven and earth" .... He "laid aside His majesty, and humbled Himself and became a man", and lived and died FOR US ...

@vallarishandilya3297 4 года назад

wow:)

@cuddlygoblin 4 года назад

I discovered this song when I was 19. I am 34 now. It's an incredible song! Thanks for sharing, I hear you. I kept dreaming I could go to a concert when he was with us but can barely go out because of mental health problems.

@bonganichavalala3261 4 года назад

Tell me more

@sisuboy 4 года назад

I'm 71 and I discovered him in 1969 somehow. I really don't remember, but his depression spoke to me. Just love the man and will hope to honor his memory until I join him in death.

@miguelfajardo7913 4 года назад

😮

@yuchenwu470 5 лет назад

l am a chinese.My English is not good.but when l heard this sing my heart get peace

@sroycze9284 4 года назад

my friend ;cohen is far greater than the barriers of language and culture.....i hope you stay safe in the middle of the corona Crisis

@albedoxy 4 года назад

@@filippo-m-7824 Sorry

@cboothe62 4 года назад

I love that this brings one peace

@GhostyGhost7007 4 года назад

This is honestly a really beautiful comment. Music is the language of the soul, it transcends the language barrier. Safe travels, brother.

@yuchenwu470 4 года назад

@@GhostyGhost7007 l love this song and l also want to persue my favorite.He is a romantic poet and wonderful prior

@FearPlayBoyz 2 года назад

"Yes, and thanks, for the trouble you took from her eyes I thought it was there for good so I never tried." I tell you. It takes guts to write and sing this. Cohen is art.

@spiritofthewinds9089 2 года назад

So true.

@RS-rz9xj Год назад

My husband said appreciatively that every female graduate student wanted to sleep with Leonard Cohen 🤗

@taylorGre 3 года назад

I'm now 16 years old, balling my eyes out at 3:47 in the morning listening to this master piece, my mom brought me here as Leonard was her favourite artist. Listening to him just makes me feel as if she is sitting right next to me. Rest easy, and I'm sure she already asked you for a dinner date in heaven😅

@sofijamitic8687 3 года назад

I am also 16 and i feel the same as you

@juanmawr6330 3 года назад

@allblack4777 3 года назад

Music crosses the boundaries between life and death. Some pieces more than others. This man was a Cohen. You should look up what the Cohen family name means. Love you, kiddo. I hope you enjoyed your mama's visit.

@johnbennettusa123 3 года назад

I have tried to share him with my 3 children all now in their 30's .... I'll get there! .... (I also have tried in my way to be free) ....

@happytrails5342 2 года назад

Give this cover a listen🙂 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Oaf0gzQSiOM.html And then AURORA Through The Eyes Of a Child

@thinice6080 7 лет назад

what a masterpiece, what a voice. So long, poet.

@fatal6849 2 года назад

Tears...

@trinidadapodaca7027 2 года назад

yeah so long, but i'm still here; trinidad apodaca poet: goog me gracious

@fatal6849 2 года назад

@@trinidadapodaca7027 Quelle modestie !

@joshbrooks796 7 месяцев назад

And what can I tell you my brother? My killer? What can I possibly say? I guess that I miss you, I guess I forgive you, I'm glad you stood in my way. Such a powerful line

@Cernumospete 7 лет назад

It is fascinating how his voice changed over time.

@martimribeiro7538 3 года назад

everyones voice...

@inkoinfinity2 3 года назад

@@martimribeiro7538 usually not to this degree

@somniansvulpes 2 года назад

tobacco

@blank6165 2 года назад

@@inkoinfinity2 smoking and the drink combined with aging will do that to a man

@inkoinfinity2 2 года назад

@@blank6165 yes that is true

@stevepayne5965 4 года назад

A man whose voice sounded like tears.

@MrAdriancooke 4 года назад

Or like silent raindrops on a window at nightfall

@marita7424 4 года назад

and is as deep as his soul

@fredthomas4342 3 года назад

Hello Steve..

@garysmart8158 3 года назад

Well said

@fatal6849 3 года назад

A man...

@KelvinBurke-d2s Месяц назад

One of my favourite artists for over 50 years. This song still brings tears to my eyes.

@DJYungHoxha 7 лет назад

R.i.p. leonard cohen. the last great poet of our time. fare thee well.

@bdrowe63 7 лет назад

My eyes were shutting down for a time, then this....

@aclockworkapple5851 7 лет назад

AnRTPgA More art will come, never underestimate the creative potential of humanity.

@MarkTheBattler 5 лет назад

We’ve still got Tom Waits :)

@Hirnlego999 5 лет назад

Cave and Waits are still here

@michaelmcgcp 5 лет назад

We had Hunter when you wrote this and Dylan is around. Don’t be so discouraged

@lostinmusic5431 4 года назад

The Master of Melancholia.

@awikio 3 года назад

Yes!! You described his music just right. Nobody beats Cohen. So beautiful and so sad. And it wasn’t just an act either, just look at the few interviews with him. There’s always something sad within him, something “pushing” him down.

@icarussuraki9929 2 года назад

I always have and probably always will find myself listening to this song in the last few days before New Year's Day...

@alteregoafterhours7474 2 года назад

I thought I was the only one.

@Pedro83214 5 лет назад

One of the best songs ever...pure magic, pure beauty, pure love and forgiveness. May he live forever in the heart of God.

@Pedro83214 5 лет назад

Thank you for the like!

@idoavisar4845 3 года назад

@@Pedro83214 is the 'he' referring to the song or the artist?

@Pedro83214 3 года назад

@@idoavisar4845 To the artist.

@anothertime1282 2 года назад

I'm an atheist but I feel exactly what you mean.

@AurelMocanu 2 года назад

Amen !

@Linkinbird617 5 лет назад

Those backing vocals always break my fucking heart.

@robertcronin6603 5 лет назад

For sure.

@justskyethedog 6 дней назад

I lost my soulmate four years ago and she showed me this song in our first year at undergrad...I think i will be heartbroken forever

@margogaunt6588 3 года назад

well.. it is four in the morning, the end of december. i’m standing in this moment with this song resonating deeply in me... i hope the next year will be kind to all of you thanks leonard

@anastassiyaschacht1828 4 года назад

On my first listening of this song, the line "thanks for the trouble you took from her eyes, I thought it was there for good, so i never tried" nearly broke me. I felt so deeply with Jane, knowing exactly how it felt for her, too. It still scratches like hell. Cohen has some indescribable magic in his texts.

@adamlister3715 2 года назад

One of the most amazing literary pieces ever written. RIP Leonard Cohen.

@petedossett6301 3 года назад

The greatest Leonard song of them all... if only for the lines: "Thanks for the trouble you took from her eyes / I thought it was there for good so I never tried."

@DarkSide_Vinyl 3 года назад

This was the very line that got me too! Amazing talent.

@waldemarsadecki5278 3 года назад

yes im agree

@annechatoka3902 3 года назад

Have always loved Leonard Cohen. What a voice. To write poetry is one thing and then to put it to music so hauntingly beautiful. Besides embracing your soul and moving your awareness, Leonard Cohen, you did a fantastic job. A Thousand Kisses Deep and so many deep moving awesome songs and lyrics. Anne🙏🌵🎵🎧

@gillesmassonaud7903 2 года назад

Can you guys wonder how lucky you are able to understand those lyrics. And how frustrating it is to miss it with Cohen, Dylan and few others

@janetparran2535 2 года назад

Agree. I think these are the greatest lines of any song I've ever heard

@lynnmeadows177 Год назад

This song reminds me so much of Burt, that thin gypsy thief. What can I tell you my brother, my killer? Thank you sincerely Leonard Cohen for the soundtrack of my life. The music will live forever as will yr legend

@yassinali4996 4 года назад

really now is 4 in the morning end of december

@martinnolan4332 4 года назад

Yassin Ali dood

@museical72 4 года назад

Mega mood my dood

@mparasc 4 года назад

Same in June, el mismo🙏

@justdelarge8256 4 года назад

Borderina As concuerdo

@Happyheart146 4 года назад

7 a.m BST. August.

@leonardneuville1792 5 лет назад

it is my great honor to have been named after this genius. A favorite of my mother's, my grandfather's and mine. Legendary writing, singing and living.

@Whatzzzz999 3 года назад

I can't think of another song that sets an atmosphere like this one. Listen to it at noon on a bright sunny July day, and it's immediately 4 in the morning, the end of December. Genius. And the lines: 'Thanks For the trouble you took From her eyes I thought it was there For good So I never tried' A great song from a truly great album. Life-changing!

@gokselsezginer2978 7 лет назад

Thanks for the tears Leonard. They cant hurt you anymore

@dustandcold 7 лет назад

Göksel Sezginer Huzur içinde yatsın.

@Rawplug1000 7 лет назад

the world's a little less beautiful today-but we will always have his music and words. No one showed us the world like Leonard did.

@albertomiranda5704 3 года назад

I am now in my twilight years, Cohen' s music and poetry were revealed to me a bit late in life, but it was a revelation. He mastered the definitive issues of human life, sex, religion, meaning and love, and a horror of domesticity. He was of the greats...

@julessmithers1743 3 года назад

Without even listening to and processing the lyrics the sound and atmosphere alone is capable of evoking ones emotions from a very deep place in the soul. I was caught off guard unexpectedly when driving on a dark night when this came on and I burst of tears .

@anothertime1282 2 года назад

'and I burst of tears. ' - think we've all shed those tears. We are a brotherhood of tears.

@lindyasimus 3 года назад

50 Years and we love it more than ever. Thanks Leonard.

@serbianstallion8321 3 года назад

Its four in the morning, the end of December and i'm listening to this song, neat.

@vicbarrett540 3 года назад

Same here. 31st December 2020.

@sharonrebibo1232 7 месяцев назад

@@vicbarrett540 Hope you feel fine today. 14th February 2024.❤❤❤

@loridair388 4 года назад

Christo just passed away, RIP. My husband and I drove through the Umbrellas installation in Southern California in 1991. He had made us a mix tape of yellow and blue songs (Christo installed yellow umbrellas in California, and blue ones in Japan). This is one of the songs on our mix tape, so I wanted to hear it now as a kind of farewell to Christo.

@Skanda1111 2 года назад

So beautiful.I Hope you're doing great.

@cliftongal51 3 года назад

I think Leonard Cohen's music must have contributed to many of our lives, after reading the comments below. I "discovered" his music when I was in college in the early 1970s. I was hooked, and by so many things I heard. His inherent sadness, resigned perhaps to it, but still something of a wild and romantic soul. These qualities jump out of his melodies and lyrics, and have allowed me to be sad, resigned, wild and romantic as well. It's never grown old, and it's heartening to read that a lot of young people have also "discovered" him.

@spiritofthewinds9089 2 года назад

Beautiful words and so true. The impact of his music you've described, same for me. And even more. He gives me some weird and very special kind of tranquility and harmony in the darkness and believe me, I know the darkness. Whenever it gets to much and I feel like the end is very near, I listen to his music and I find comfort and peace within the sadness and all of the anger, desperation and all the negative feelings are blown off of me as if there was a storm that's going right through my mind and leaving nothing but a kind of empty but yet loving sadness that's almost like a friend, not an enemy. A friend that wouldn't hurt me, but soothes me and bears life with me. Even my body gets quiet in a good way, similar to the feeling you have when you've cried until you have no tears left and just feel... calm and exhausted. Don't know how to describe it, very bad with words. But I've never had this feeling before I heard Mr. Cohens music for the first time and never without it. He was a genius and an extremely sensitive, mindful and fascinating soul. His music is a wonderful and inspiring gift to humanity and same as you, I'm so glad even young people love and maybe even understand it. Although I'm young myself(28), but his music has been such a huge part of my life for many years and I'm sure without it my life would look a whole lot different today. Maybe I wouldn't even be here anymore.

@ahmetserdarkanburoglu2782 3 года назад

nothing is like loving and hating someone at the same time.

@e.minebil 3 года назад

Exactly :)

@3rdstone1 5 лет назад

Yes, and thanks for the trouble you took from her eyes I thought it was there for good so I never tried Crap, that always get me. And has for the last 30 years since I first heard this song.

@patriciathewisher2315 Год назад

My fave Leonard album. First I heard - it blew me away when I was 17

@Maksenchabi15 9 месяцев назад

It’s 4 in the morning the end of December indeed , listening to this masterpiece, from Montreal home of the legend Leonard Cohen. 5 years ago I used to listen to it in my home country, now I’m living it.

@ivanacvetanovic7611 Год назад

"And what can I tell you, my brother, my killer, What can I possibly say? I guess that I miss you, I guess I forgive you, I'm glad you stood in my way"

@nickmiller3319 3 года назад

"Thanks, for the trouble you took from her eyes, I thought it was there for good, so I never tried." The best lyric ever?

@nihalkumar9102 2 года назад

Just woke up before 4 in the morning on 31st to listen to it right now. Feels surreal.

@robinkrahn-vn7st Год назад

Master song and poet writers like Cohen are becoming a lost art. So full of beauty truth and love.

@stevejulian 3 года назад

Had never heard of Cohen until Closing Time made the radio. Until then I was blissful ignorant of the greatness in the words and songs of Cohen. Only now am i really exploring the greatness.

@Pedro83214 2 года назад

It's never too late, because real art is eternal. The truth and beauty in his songs are eternal. It is always the present and it's always new. No matter how many people knew him before you, once you get to know him, it is a new birth for you, a new beginning in your life, no different than for the one who first heard him. That' the beauty of life. A newborn child, seeing his mother for the first time, does not ask how many eyes have seen her before him. So congratulations for your discovery! I am happy for you!!!

@geoffrey4513 3 года назад

Every time I play Leonard, I see my old mother gaze away and think about my father. They were together only for a few years but through her reaction, it is clear to me they were madly in love.

@splinband 2 года назад

Man that's beautiful!

@jimmerriam6178 9 месяцев назад

If I understand his lyrics, he had a girl that he took for granted. She grew tired of the relationship and met another guy, but realized that it was not truly deep and temporary. She returned, and Leonard took her back, accepting his failures to be present for her, not blaming her. This song is incredibly deep and only relatable to those who've lived and loved and lost. Amazing.

@maksimilianosijek1475 8 месяцев назад

I understood it differently. Like a friend is singing to a friend who overtook his woman, the song is imagined as a letter.

@nickbaldwin1668 7 месяцев назад

You’re overthinking it, it’s a letter to his brother who canoodled Leonard’s woman, sent her back, but she wasn’t the same

@alexmajor2366 4 месяца назад

All five of you are correct

@jimmerriam6178 4 месяца назад

Yes right. I guess I was thinking more of his inspiration to come up with a song about it. 💥

@oeiras99 5 лет назад

A mysterious and beautiful song. Very personal and signed off at the end. Never heard Leonard Cohen's voice and guitar playing recorded better.

@jesperpedersen6705 3 года назад

This is a man who sings,speaks for the unresolved,me, maybe you but God knows there is a place by the greatest campfire,may I be there and you😇

@jaharrollingstone2423 7 лет назад

Still can't believe he died. Leonard Cohen was a great human being. He brought so much joy with his amazing words. God bless.

@anothertime1282 2 года назад

'Still can't believe he died.' -He lives as long as the songs are heard and that will be eternal.

@hayrettinsoyer5906 2 года назад

The first time I heard Leonard Cohen from a cassette recorder in an old Bobble car to trip to Cappadoccia, I was with a stolen green-eyed girl to celebrate the new year. I was 30 years old. Then I heard him alive in "Kongeparken, Ålgård" I fall in love with the blond Choir girl on his right side. then I understood quite well "No cure for Love", I was with Suzanne.2.nd time I heard him alive again in an outdoor concert in Langesund on July.18.2009 with Anne, The last time I heard him a year after with his eternal Love Marianna sitting in front of me in the first VIP seat in front of me in Oslo Spectrum. Now I am 77 years of age, and my heart is still beating with a pacemaker, and I have no control of it.

@StarTigerJLN 5 лет назад

Thought nobody could write a male equivalent of "Jolene" but of course Leonard Cohen managed it

@vertyisprobablydead 4 года назад

Derp

@shahranmorshed8218 3 года назад

I know we'll again come here after 20 years for this song, so don't worry. Thanks Cohen.

@peterfullbrook2343 7 лет назад

Great song, great man. Not many people are able to say all their influences on everyone they touched was soulful and life changing. RIP.

@hamidmusik7691 5 лет назад

So much Love in this Song and i Love him when he says that he forgives him. I don’t know exactly why but it sounds very kind

@marie-christopheleboucher7200 2 года назад

Je connais depuis le primaire grâce à un super instit et j'adore et je comprends les paroles c'est beau nostalgique et doux de la poésie du mystère une atmosphère.... Merci Lprd

@ericquigleymusic214 3 года назад

this song fucks me up. that chorus melody is so unique and brilliant. words of course too.

@kweejibodali3078 3 года назад

his voice sounds like love, or very emotion that you have been afraid to talk about

@tverboulsnoopy7259 4 года назад

Sleep well, Leonard. I am sorry you didn't get the Nobel. This song alone is worth it.

@tulianebussmeyer8135 3 года назад

"onde está o meu coração?" trilha sonora divina

@wonder_land21 2 года назад

Descobri essa música por lá

@katebarker1983 3 месяца назад

My favorite💙🦋

@mortadhamohammed1462 4 года назад

The best song to listen to in the cold weather of December... 2 o'clock in the morning, near the end of December, 2019.

@gamingii8471 Год назад

4:00 in the morning the end of December 2022, many things have changes, many people as well, some still. I am now engaged to be married to the love of my life. One of my best friends died couple of years ago. Life has changes a lot. I always visit this song at such time of the year. Next year Only God knows how different it will be. I’ll know if I am there in the end of December 2023…

@musicmaker1617 2 года назад

Leo is my hero

@AaricBeats9 4 года назад

This song is the remedy for ever brokenheart that was left alone In the desert

@kabewest 4 года назад

67 here in London. I saw Leonard every time he played The Albert Hall in the early 70`s. He only had two maybe three albums and played them all. I crashed backstage after one concert to meet him. He showed me taught me to how to play the rift he plays on Suzanne. He had the time. I always thought that he lost the plot after Death of a Ladies Man. Just me. But he`s been the soundtrack to my life. Hinanee Hinanee

@claudiapearson7534 3 года назад

Thank you for your music 💗 I will forever treasure you Leonard Cohen. And thank you for helping me heal, this song reminds me of a very special person in New York, who’ll I’ll love forever. I hope one day he’ll know just how special he was to me 💜 love to all those listening

@MorgaineLeFay321 4 года назад

It's the best lovesong ever .

@phespanha 7 лет назад

Adeus, Leonard Cohen. Sua música permanece. Obrigado!

@philtracey9890 Год назад

Discovered Leonard in boarding school at 15 have loved him ever since thank you Leonard

@tuliplover8862 4 года назад

so grateful for all of the beautiful things he brought into the world. what an amazing gift.

@hadesmorocco4903 5 лет назад

May this beautiful Spirit find himself in the most fabulous Heaven of Heavens, singing his Sensual celestial poetry to all of the Angels and Sages. Thank you, Mr. Cohen! 💗

@stuartwhittaker7917 7 лет назад

Thankyou for sharing a flake of your life and talent and such fluid and fast flowing poetry, had a profound effect on my life . rest in peace ,i pray thee lie down in Gods company.

@kabbalisticteddy 3 года назад

I was getting overexcited for a minute or so... I do confess that. Yet, after listening to Cardinal Vigano carefully, I realize that the only way for me to live and not die... is to live a Righteous life ;;)

@cosmicsprings8690 5 лет назад

Old moody chops at his best.. thank you 🙏

@myossef2 5 лет назад

My favorite of all his songs. Tears, and I don't even know why.

@allanlandsborough7662 3 года назад

Good grief, I don't think a better song has ever been written. Wow.

@Yaalah 6 лет назад

I feel cold whenever I hear this song, even during summer.

@MrAdriancooke 4 года назад

Saves money on aircon then

@MuhammadAli-qb2co Год назад

Like beach foam , Sadness floats over me ..

@davidjordan9759 3 года назад

I think that this song gives us all severe anemoia. Nostalgia for a time and place we never experienced.

@vusalaiskandarova Год назад

Welcome to the melancholic souls club, nice to see you again. Come sit closer, here we go, cheers!

@magicblx1325 5 лет назад

Because of this song i dropped my first tears after 5 years without crying after a fight with my parents. I felt free after i expressed my emotions trough crying. I forgot how it felt

@laurentlassagne-ui6ut Год назад

Thank you G... to make me know this wonderful song and thank you Mister Leonard Cohen. Nothing else to say only is amazing and so hard to lesson to you. Respect.

@jamespatrickrobinson6418 Год назад

special shout out to Connor Roy

@mattsky5436 2 года назад

I really think this is his greatest song (and there are so many incredible ones).

@yurijedi49 3 года назад

One of those songs you can only enjoy privately.

@alexmajor2366 4 месяца назад

A date tried to enjoy it with me once, but as it happened, cards meeting table, in a warped intention of respect, i demurred.

@DystopianDeepDives 11 месяцев назад

i miss him

@saraarezes1317 5 лет назад

I think anyone who listens to leonard cohen must have a very good soul

@sureangekanathan2731 Месяц назад

Heard this song in the series ‘The Blacklist’ Epic show. A beautiful track

@justinhamilton8647 Год назад

oh connor

@diademmedia8262 2 года назад

"Am glad you stood in my way"

@claudiezehnacker8463 7 лет назад

Au revoir cher troubadour. mon coeur pleure

@ruthdixon7807 Год назад

propelled by paul buckmaster's strings, this is cohen's most iconic song, later wonderfully reworked by his backing singer jennifer warnes in her album of covers.

@erickkurniadi9426 4 года назад

peace of mind...never failed,thanks for this beautiful song...

@spaceweezr 8 месяцев назад

Repeat on hours when my heart is breaking. This song is Arizona at night and dawn.

@danielpasterp5837 8 лет назад

A masterpiece!

@loretta2008 8 месяцев назад

This song hits me deep in the soul...

@Pinkpuppy1 9 месяцев назад

Its such a weird feeling that everyone who listened this masterpiece and felt, truly understand and if you embraced it you can actually feel the same way with a person far away from you, i mean you can listen in China and someone from France is feeling the exact same way you feel and specifically this song has an emotion that you can’t trully put in to words. (i would say a suicide note) Music connects people with each other thats a fact.

@Patterson101 Год назад

A very good listen...

@Pacoespamir1 2 года назад

Temazo de canción y una voz tremenda

@jakaschujnia 3 года назад

lonely nights and Famous Blue Raincoat ...........

@heba281 3 года назад

incredible song.. tune, words and feelings. much of love

@DR650-x2j 6 месяцев назад

this song makes ur sh***ty life taste better

@alejandracabrera1302 2 года назад

Leonard ha puesto en poesia y musica una sensibilidad de belleza exquisita y dolorosa a la vez que nos conmueve , conectar con eso nos une y nos hace sentir un poco menos solos