wonderfully done...

V.

Thank you very much. Now I wonder, did you find the mistake ;)?
In case you want to listen a different cover version of the song Hallelujah, Here's one I really enjoy:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TWOA3qbe0xI

*chuckles... (small personal story) I was fortunate enough to be asked to do the sword choreography for the opera Romeo & Juliet. (Miami Grand Opera) I loved the opera singers and even though I couldn't sing a note they adopted me as one of their own. During a face to face thing for the 'supporters of the opera' one old fellow came over and sat next to me and began talking to me about perfect pitch. I think he was disappointed when I told him I was only a sword swinger.

No I didn't hear a mistake.

*smiles...

V.

Beautiful work, so much heart. I'm no great critic of musical technique, preferring instead the story and the heart, and good enough technique not to be distracting ;) One of the reasons I fell in love with Leonard Cohen in the first place, actually, and I'd say to do it more than justice.

*smiles* "There's a crack in everything, that's how the light gets in."

:) Thank you so much, I'm happy you enjoyed it, and also thanks for the motivational line at the ending of your comment. I think a lot of artists are perfectionists, but we can of course debate what is perfectionism?