Song Of Bernadette

Leonard Cohen

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Song of Bernadette by Leonard Cohen There was a child Named Bernadette I heard the story long ago She saw the queen of heaven once and kept the vision in her soul No one believed what she had seen no one believed what she had heard That there were sorrows to be healed and mercy mercy in this world. So many hearts I find Broke like yours and mine Torn by what we’ve done and can’t undo. I just want to hold you come on let me hold you Like Bernadette would do. We’ve been around we fall we fly. We mostly fall we mostly run. And every now and then we try to mend the damage that we’ve done. Tonight tonight I cannot rest. I’ve got this joy here inside my breast. To think that I did not forget that child that song of Bernadette. Repeat chorus I just want to hold you come on let me hold you like Bernadette would do. Enjoy this beautiful song transcribed from Jennifer Warnes Famous blue raincoat. The key is not neccessarily the same as the record! If there are any improvements needed feel free to change away.

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A5, B5, Db5, D, A7, A, G, E7, D7

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Db, F#, B, D, E, Ebm, Bm, G#m, Bb

Don't Go Home With Your Hard On

F, Bb, Fm, C7, Bbm

So Long Marianne

A, Bm, D, G, F#m, E, E4, E7, A4

Coming Back to You

F, Dm, Bb, C/G, A, C, Am, G

If it Be your Will

B, E, F#m, D, C#m, A

The hills

Am, Dm, G, E, F, C, Fm

Songs From A Room

A, E, D, Bm, Am, F, G, E7, C, B, Bb, G#, F#m, Gm, D7, F7, Eb, F#m7, F#, Dmaj7, Dbm7, Db, B7, Dbm, Em, Dm, C7, G7

Sisters of Mercy

D, G, A, F#m, C#m, A4, C, Bm

Moving on

Am, Dm, G6, G, C, E7, F, E

Cette belle chanson raconte l’histoire d’une enfant nommée Bernadette, qui a eu une vision de la reine du ciel. Malheureusement, personne ne croyait en son expérience, même si elle portait en elle un message de compassion et de guérison face aux souffrances du monde. Les paroles évoquent les blessures que chacun de nous porte et le désir de réconfort, tout en exprimant la fragilité de notre humanité, où nous tombons et sommes souvent perdus, mais où émergent aussi des moments de joie et d’espoir. Dans un contexte plus large, la chanson fait écho aux récits de mysticisme et de foi que l’on trouve dans la vie de Bernadette Soubirous, qui a vu la Vierge Marie à Lourdes au 19e siècle, apportant un message de rédemption et de miséricorde. Cela nous rappelle que, même au cœur des doutes et des luttes, il existe un appel à la bonté et au soutien mutuel.

Le Chansonnier