please could the lining of the lyrics be corrected:
If you are the dealer
I'm out of the game
etc
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please could the lining of the lyrics be corrected:
If you are the dealer
I'm out of the game
etc
If you're talking about the last paragraph I double checked it on other sites and by hearing and it's correct.It says "Let me out of the game".
If I am missing something else let me know. :)
No, it;s about the capitals in the verse: Magnified, sanctified, be Thy Holy Name.
And it's also about the lining:
If you are the dealer
I'm out of the game
If you are the healer,
It means I'm broken and lame
If thine is the glory
Then mine must be the shame
etcetera
what's happening over there?
Fixed according the official site http://cohencentric.com/official-lyrics-leonard-cohens-want-darker-album...
:) thanks a lot
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•“Hineni” or “הנני” translates to “Here I am” in Hebrew. It is used in the Torah nine times and it is associated with taking responsibility and readiness, rather than a simple statement of location.
“Hineni” is referred to in the Tanakh in the Old Testament, relating to Abraham in God preventing him from sacrificing his son Isaac. When Hashem (God) calls to Abraham and tells him to offer up his son Isaac, Abraham responds with “Hineni!” It is also referred to when God calls Moses from the burning bush, and Moses responds with “Hineni!” When God appears before Isaiah and asks who he can send with his message, Isaiah says, “Hineni! Send me!”
However, in an interview in the Montreal Gazette with Cantor Gideon Zelermyer, who is the soloist featured alongside the Congregation Shaar Hashomayim Synagogue Choir, Zelermyer offered a different interpretation:
In this case, I think hineni is more a reference to Leonard (Cohen) as someone trying to come to an understanding with God, someone reckoning with final tallies in the Book of Life: Here I am — I am ready.
Zelermyer doesn’t want to speculate, but Cohen has been rumored to be ailing, which might explain the tone of the album.
Source:
http://genius.com/Leonard-cohen-you-want-it-darker-lyrics