Jewels In Your Shoulder (Early Version of Take This Longing) Leonard Cohen
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[Verse 1]
Many men have loved the bells
That you fastened to the rein
And everyone who wanted you
Found what they will always want again
And some will go to India
And some will stay in Spain
[Chorus]
Ah, isn't it a pity?
That you see your duty clearly
In the midst of New York City
In the midst of all this love
[Verse 2]
And I'm writing this to say goodbye
To what you never should reply
That of all the thoughts and demons you leave
I stand entirely alone
That is to say, your loving me
Would be your only crime
[Chorus]
Now, isn't it a pity?
That you see your duty clearly
In the midst of New York City
In the midst of all this love
Many men have loved the bells
That you fastened to the rein
And everyone who wanted you
Found what they will always want again
And some will go to India
And some will stay in Spain
[Chorus]
Ah, isn't it a pity?
That you see your duty clearly
In the midst of New York City
In the midst of all this love
[Verse 2]
And I'm writing this to say goodbye
To what you never should reply
That of all the thoughts and demons you leave
I stand entirely alone
That is to say, your loving me
Would be your only crime
[Chorus]
Now, isn't it a pity?
That you see your duty clearly
In the midst of New York City
In the midst of all this love
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