I wholesomely agree, but the lyrics, "I'm sorry for that ghost I made you be. One of us was real and that was me." was either; a change in perspective between him and God, a notion of cynicality comparing the realness of humanity to sinful nature (which is true), or its the one line that makes this song a plea that Leonard no longer believes in a God...
I wholesomely agree, but the lyrics, "I'm sorry for that ghost I made you be. One of us was real and that was me." was either; a change in perspective between him and God, a notion of cynicality comparing the realness of humanity to sinful nature (which is true), or its the one line that makes this song a plea that Leonard no longer believes in a God...
I’m assuming the Treaty Mr Cohen speaks of is between himself and G_d. Other views?
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I wholesomely agree, but the lyrics, "I'm sorry for that ghost I made you be. One of us was real and that was me." was either; a change in perspective between him and God, a notion of cynicality comparing the realness of humanity to sinful nature (which is true), or its the one line that makes this song a plea that Leonard no longer believes in a God...
I wholesomely agree, but the lyrics, "I'm sorry for that ghost I made you be. One of us was real and that was me." was either; a change in perspective between him and God, a notion of cynicality comparing the realness of humanity to sinful nature (which is true), or its the one line that makes this song a plea that Leonard no longer believes in a God...
@cmr3053 I agree with you.
@cmr3053 I agree with you.