L.C. Song Hunt
Re: L.C. Song Hunt
Hm ... how about this?
'I came so far for beauty
I left so much behind
My patience and my family
My masterpiece unsigned'
'I came so far for beauty
I left so much behind
My patience and my family
My masterpiece unsigned'
Re: L.C. Song Hunt
And perhaps this:
'Yes, you who must leave everything that you cannot control
It begins with your family, but soon it comes around to your soul'
'Yes, you who must leave everything that you cannot control
It begins with your family, but soon it comes around to your soul'
Re: L.C. Song Hunt
Harmut, you got it exactly unequivocally undeniably correct, with both songs!
Re: AW: L.C. Song Hunt
Thank you! - Your hint 'familiar' was very helpful.holydove wrote:Harmut, you got it exactly unequivocally undeniably correct, with both songs!
Re: AW: L.C. Song Hunt
There's a song that is apparently not quite certain whether it's the duty of a person or of a celestial body to make sure that the garment of the protagonist is nicely shining.
And there's another song that suggests that the celestial body is doing too good a job of it.
And in a third song the narrator suspects that the celestial body really doesn't care.
Too easy?
And there's another song that suggests that the celestial body is doing too good a job of it.
And in a third song the narrator suspects that the celestial body really doesn't care.
Too easy?
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Re: L.C. Song Hunt
Hartmut
Could this be the first one: JOAN OF ARC - "no moon to keep her armour bright,
no man to get her through this very smoky night."
Could this be the first one: JOAN OF ARC - "no moon to keep her armour bright,
no man to get her through this very smoky night."
Re: AW: L.C. Song Hunt
Yes, you're right.uncleerwinone wrote:Hartmut
Could this be the first one: JOAN OF ARC - "no moon to keep her armour bright,
no man to get her through this very smoky night."
In the version on 'Can't Forget', he swaps 'man' and 'moon', so that this line reads: 'no man to keep her armour bright'
That's what I meant with 'not quite certain whether it's the duty of a person or of a celestial body'
Re: L.C. Song Hunt
Hi Hartmut,
If it's the same celestial body (it's very versatile and numerous in LC's songs ) then maybe these two are the 2nd & 3rd songs you want –
Ah, the moon's too bright ~ I’m Your Man
I didn't think the moon would mind at all ~ Never Any Good
If it's the same celestial body (it's very versatile and numerous in LC's songs ) then maybe these two are the 2nd & 3rd songs you want –
Ah, the moon's too bright ~ I’m Your Man
I didn't think the moon would mind at all ~ Never Any Good
It doesn't have to be perfect, it just has to B4real ~ me
Attitude is a self-fulfilling prophecy ~ me ...... The magic of art is the truth of its lies ~ me ...... Only left-handers are in their right mind!
Attitude is a self-fulfilling prophecy ~ me ...... The magic of art is the truth of its lies ~ me ...... Only left-handers are in their right mind!
Re: L.C. Song Hunt
Yes, Bev, you're right. Both with your remark about the versatility and the numerosity of the moon - and with the lines and songs you mention.B4real wrote:If it's the same celestial body (it's very versatile and numerous in LC's songs ) then maybe these two are the 2nd & 3rd songs you want –
Ah, the moon's too bright ~ I’m Your Man
I didn't think the moon would mind at all ~ Never Any Good
So now you and uncleerwinone have to devise a riddle together. - Sorry, but those are the rules.
Re: L.C. Song Hunt
Ha ha! Hartmut, the rules are that there are no rules viewtopic.php?f=9&t=35851&start=75#p353887
Therefore, one or more questions could be asked at the same time
So here’s my question which shouldn’t be too difficult to answer.
Please name a song of submission.
Therefore, one or more questions could be asked at the same time
So here’s my question which shouldn’t be too difficult to answer.
Please name a song of submission.
It doesn't have to be perfect, it just has to B4real ~ me
Attitude is a self-fulfilling prophecy ~ me ...... The magic of art is the truth of its lies ~ me ...... Only left-handers are in their right mind!
Attitude is a self-fulfilling prophecy ~ me ...... The magic of art is the truth of its lies ~ me ...... Only left-handers are in their right mind!
Re: AW: L.C. Song Hunt
But ... but ... this is anarchy!B4real wrote:Ha ha! Hartmut, the rules are that there are no rules
Really? Are you sure? More than one? Even four? Or five?B4real wrote:Therefore, one or more questions could be asked at the same time
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Hi B4real,
"If It Be Your Will" is a song of submission. The song reflects the humility of a supplicant.
"If It Be Your Will" is a song of submission. The song reflects the humility of a supplicant.
Re: L.C. Song Hunt
Ah Hartmut, anything can happen when chaos and disorder reign
That’s the answer, Steven
And to keep some semblance of protocol over to you now!
That’s the answer, Steven
And to keep some semblance of protocol over to you now!
It doesn't have to be perfect, it just has to B4real ~ me
Attitude is a self-fulfilling prophecy ~ me ...... The magic of art is the truth of its lies ~ me ...... Only left-handers are in their right mind!
Attitude is a self-fulfilling prophecy ~ me ...... The magic of art is the truth of its lies ~ me ...... Only left-handers are in their right mind!
Re: L.C. Song Hunt
Hi,
A song contains a line that can reasonably be interpreted as a reference to television. Please name the
song.
A song contains a line that can reasonably be interpreted as a reference to television. Please name the
song.
Re: L.C. Song Hunt
'getting lost in that hopeless little screen' ('Democracy')?Steven wrote:A song contains a line that can reasonably be interpreted as a reference to television. Please name the song.
(Which could also have been an entry in the 'Leonard Cohen Photo Caption Contest' [http://cohencentric.com/2015/08/10/more ... t-entries/].)