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Thread: a cheer song?
- 23-Nov-2006, 13:05 #11
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Re: a cheer song? Tdol was not being serious. He was - presumably - referring to Leonard Cohen's earlier recordings (about 30/40 years ago), which were described by a friend of mine at the time as 'music to slash your wrists by' - rather depressing
Originally Posted by pink dragon 
Does it mean he sings similar songs?
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- 23-Nov-2006, 21:51 #12
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: a cheer song? Oh, OK! Thank you!!!
- 24-Nov-2006, 03:48 #13
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Teacher Re: a cheer song? Leonard Cohen's early works were a bit like a death at a birthday party- not the sort of thing to sing to a depressed friend.
- 24-Nov-2006, 10:16 #14
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: a cheer song? I'm getting used to your joking style...and I love it
- 25-Nov-2006, 07:29 #15
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