Leonard Cohen: Boogie Street Meaning

1. anonymous

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   Mar 24th 2019 report

   My guess, Cohen had left music for years until Sharon Robinson (darkened one) lured him back to music and song writing, getting him back on Boogie Street (The music business).
2. anonymous

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   Mar 22nd 2017 report

   As Cohen says "we are so lightly here"
   echoing modern Physics Truth that the universe is one whole, PANENTHEISTIC Creator God, and we are but its SIMULATED virtual beings acting out in illusion of time [from our ignorance of REALITY maintained fro Love of creation BY PRIDE in what is just not-God [our inner shadow, our darkness we fail to allow us to FACE, hide away in subconscious, championed by one man, Satan, soon NWO King Lucifer of Israeland opposed by one man and some 2,000 saints worldwide...Jesus , CHOSEN king of new Earth as long prophesied in DETAIL ...but who listens to God yet ...just saints, who know the BLISS of Peace within !
   Cohen pus the passion of this Truth in his songs, with emphasis on the Truth that most of us CHOOSE the "darkened one" Satan in THIS life [but THIS Earth is proven dying, malong a farce of NWO conning mankind for Satan as eventual KING of Earth -[Daniel 7 & Revelations of Jesus]
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   Mar 17th 2017 report

   Boogie Street
   Satan's World
   Captital of counterdeit Money distorting the values of all but a few saints
   Mankind as slaves to empty nothingness by greed, lusts, fear
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   Oct 22nd 2014 report

   Boogie Street is real life, to which everyone returns at some point. It is a giving up of the chance at a good unconventional life with the safety of the real life.

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