i don't really think he should record it. sorry. i don't think the music and lyrics are in tune, and it's too much "Cohen-wannabe". i have a strong feeling, listening to it, that it was written in "what would LC do here" manner. LC can write a song like this himself. why would he...

thnx Mirek and Margaret. just the info i needed.

Sarah, i think the line actually goes "bells you fastened to the rein" as in "rein a horse" or "horse's rein"?

I finally heard the song. I don't know what went wrong before, but it didn't work. Well, even now it only sort of worked, since I heard no bells. Must be the cheap speakers you get for free when you buy a computer... But I do like the song. Withot bells as I heard it, anyway. *** And will someone PL...

hey, some amazing photos there!

thanx a bunch, guys.

LC events need never die with fans like these:

i was away from the forum at the time this discussion was hot, but i do want to share my thoughts on the poem, if anyone is interested... i think LC admits there's a war going on, but doesn't want to take sides (or, nobody will fight on the side he wants to fight on, which, i firmly believe, is the ...

Hi there, Sarah and Chris, so nice to see you here. Hope you stick around the forum. Having two more as beautiful losers as the two of you may just sparkle back the enthusiasm I once had for it.

Indeed, the event was wonderful in every aspect. Thank you so much, Henning, and all the other guys. I don't think anyone who heard little Suzanne singing The Lost Canadian will ever be able to forget it. And I was closer to crying then I was in years when Peter did The Traitor the night after. So m...

Tom Sakic wrote:But which label for Leonard?

good.

well, in little more context: "Everybody knows that the naked man and woman are just a shining artifact of the past. Everybody knows the scene is dead, but there’s going to be a metre on your bed that will disclose what everybody knows." it appears to me that it's about his woman sleeping ...

Fljotsdale wrote:Just egotistical enough to call a spade a spade, not a rose.

he he he

the fact is that i usually call a spade a 'lopata', and a rose a 'ruža'

No matter how you justify it to yourselves, whether you steal from a rich person or a poor person, you are still stealing. You are still thieves. That's all there is to it. And I don't give a darn if you don't like it. hmmm... and that's supposed to stop me from stealing? the fact that i'm a thief?...

there is this guy, Srdjan Depolo, who writes his own songs, records his own CDs, plays a lot of small gigs and barely meets the ends. i'm always happy to pay for his CDs. now Sonny's artists... well. if someone shows me a Sonny artist who has less money than i do, i'll take seriously comments like '...

congratulations Jarkko and Tom on finishing the heavy task you took, and thanx to you and all the guys who helped you to collect the pieces!

very interesting, lightning...

i'd never come up with that one. and reading LC's version again, it really makes sense.

Greensleeves (original 1580 lyrics; the tune first appeared in 1652) Greensleeues was all my ioy, Greensleeues was my delight: Greensleeues was my hart of gold, And who but Ladie Greensleeues. Alas my loue, ye do me wrong, to cast me off discurteously: And I haue loued you so long Delighting in you...