Music has a way of entering our souls and speaking to us when we cannot. Many of us feel as if we have lost our bearings and that a once familiar and beloved nation has been stolen from us.
This rendition of Leonard Cohen’s Hallelujah by K.D. Lang is both breathtaking and heartbreaking, especially after his recent death on Thursday. Listen.
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