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2. Sept. 2023 · Interprétation. Dans les paroles de la chanson "Famous Blue Raincoat" de Leonard Cohen, il est question d'une relation complexe entre différentes personnes. Cohen écrit une lettre à quelqu'un qu'il appelle "mon frère, mon assassin". Il semble que cette lettre soit adressée à un ancien ami qui lui a causé de la douleur dans le passé.
Famous Blue Raincoat Lyrics. [Verse 1] 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 ...
Famous blue raincoat. by Rob » Thu Jun 10, 2004 12:54 pm. Here are a couple of the things Leonard has said about the song. Stockholm 03/04/72. "It's a common place to say it but it's a song that was written for two people, for a woman and a man and especially for a woman whomI had to share with another man. But you know it's true when they say ...
10. Juli 2014 · Famous Blue Raincoat Lyrics Übersetzung. Es ist vier Uhr früh, im späten Dezember. Ich schreibe Dir eigentlich nur, um zu sehen, ob es Dir besser geht. New York ist kalt, aber ich mag, wo ich nun lebe. Den ganzen Abend über klingt Musik durch die Clinton Street. Ich habe gehört, dass Du Dir dein kleines Haus tief in der Wüste baust.
March 19, 1971. Rock, Contemporary Folk, Chamber Folk, Singer-Songwriter. Leonard Cohen’s “Famous Blue Raincoat” is a deeply personal song that takes the form of a letter from one side of a love triangle to another. Released in 1971 as part of his album “Songs of Love and Hate,” the song explores themes of love, loss, and forgiveness.
It's interesting to consider the themes of "Famous Blue Raincoat" in the context of Scientology. Estrangement between people is a strong theme in the song, and Scientology is notorious for forcing people to disconnect when one of them leaves the church. The first estrangement is the one between Jane and the man the song is written for, who I'll ...
11. Nov. 2016 · Cohen, who passed away yesterday at the age of 82 (could this week get any sadder?), wrote a legendary song in 1971 called “Famous Blue Raincoat,” an elegiac description of a tortured, twisted ...
