Length: 04:06
Rating: 4.75 / 5 (out of 4 votes)

Saw David Choi's cover and decided to try it. I have heard this song before but thought it was a religious song. I never really paid attention to the lyrics until now. It is a really great song with a great meaning. It is hell of a long song and so exhausting to finish it. LOL I spent my whole Sunday doing this. Hope you like it...Wiki:The song has frequently been used in television shows and movies during scenes involving death or heartbreak. It has been featured in movies as diverse as Basquiat, The Edukators (Die fetten Jahre sind vorbei), Shrek (covered by John Cale in the movie and by Rufus Wainwright on the soundtrack), St. Ralph, Deliver Us from Evil, Kissed by Winter, Feast of Love, Barfuss, Lord of War and When Night is Falling, and TV series such as Holby City, House, M.D., Falcon Beach, The L Word, The O.C. (twice by Jeff Buckley, once by Imogen Heap), Hollyoaks, The West Wing, Scrubs, Without a Trace, Cold Case, Criminal Minds, ER, The Shield, Nip/Tuck, Crossing Jordan, Drama and Nicole, Rescue Me, LAX, Lost, Roswell, Ugly Betty, Numb3rs, Nearly Famous and One Tree Hill.Grace:During his famed early gigs at the New York club Sin-e, Buckley used to break hearts with his version of this Cohen prayer. Buckley called it an homage to "the hallelujah of the orgasm" and had misgivings about his sensuous rendition: "I hope Leonard doesn't hear it." On his posthumous live album Mystery White Boy, Buckley turns "Hallelujah" into a medley with the Smiths' "I Know It's Over."Keywords:Songs of Leonard Cohen • Songs from a Room • Songs of Love and Hate • New Skin for the Old Ceremony • Death of a Ladies' Man • Recent Songs • Various Positions • I'm Your Man • The Future • Ten New Songs • Dear Heather