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Suzanne

posted 9 years ago by thebe123-484-488327
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That is the name of the song that is playing in the background when John is at Betsy's (the waitress) house.

I love Judy Collin's cover of that song. It's written by Leonard Cohen.

After the movie, I had to youtube it and listen to it.

When I was a tween I used to go to the public library and check out albums. I remember checking out a Judy Collin's album and that song was on there and I fell in love with it immediately. Such a beautiful melody and with Judy's vocals it just burned itself in my mind.

When it first started in the movie, I recognized it but not completely because of the male vocal and I only knew the song from Judy's cover.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zL_vhrk4_uM

[–] taticat 8 years ago

Oh, for chrissake! Create a possessive by simply affixing an apostrophe to the terminal s, z, or x like so: Collins'

If you want to stay true to your mouth-breathing roots, you can get away with adding an extra (unneeded) s after the apostrophe like this: Collins's

But never, EVER write Collin's unless you are talking about something that belongs to a man named Colin who uses a spelling affectation. EVER. So it's Judy Collins' cover version on Collin's compilation CD. You need to buy a copy so you can keep up with the Collinses down the street because you compete with them for material possessions.

Get it? Got it? Good.

[–] knnthln0-556-861648 8 years ago

Somebody needs a hug..... or a slap.

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