Regardless of who won the presidency, that was a great song, and a great performance.
Loved the message at the end too. Doesn't matter who's sitting in the white house, never stop fighting for what you believe is right.
Less than forget. But more than begun.
Same here, absolutely!!
shareAnd no way in f(cking h#ll would they have done it the same way if Hillary would have won.
Trump singing Hallelujah would have worked too as both a tribute to Leonard Cohen and also as a song summarizing his campaign.
Less than forget. But more than begun.
But they never would have done that. They would have made him out to be mean spirited.
shareWell since you can see alternate timelines perfectly clear I guess there's no reason to continue arguing with you.
Have a great day!
Less than forget. But more than begun.
Well, I'm not going to apologize for my ability to use past performances as an indicator of future occurrences. It's kind of an easy thing to do.
shareThat's awesome! Have a great day, ma'am.
Less than forget. But more than begun.
Sure thing, sugar-britches.
shareI feel really bad for people who are so insecure that they have to have the last word, so I'm gonna let you have this one after you inevitably reply to this one more time.
Less than forget. But more than begun.
Well, since I'm obviously more intelligent than you and a much better person than you, I'll make this post so you don't look so insecure by having the last word.
So back to the original topic.
I hate to say there was anything "good" about Leonard Cohen's death, but I guess one positive thing that came from it is a lot more people now are probably aware of Leonard and his amazing discography. He really was a genius songwriter.
Less than forget. But more than begun.
Well said.
sharehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XOXol8TBaYs
shareAwesome video! Thanks for sharing the link =)
Less than forget. But more than begun.