@TheodorHolman 1988. Leonard Cohen. "First we take Manhattan, then we take Berlin". The lyrics capture the single-minded, unyielding focus of a terrorist or zealot—someone utterly convinced they are "guided by a signal in the heavens"—without necessarily endorsing the violence itself.
@wierdduk 1988. Leonard Cohen. First we take Manhattan, then we take Berlin. The lyrics capture the single-minded, unyielding focus of a terrorist or zealot—someone utterly convinced they are "guided by a signal in the heavens"—without necessarily endorsing the violence itself.
@AhmadMansour__ 1988, Leonard Cohen: "First we take Manhattan, then we take Berlin". It's a prophecy: the lyrics capture the single-minded, unyielding focus of a terrorist or zealot—someone convinced they are "guided by a signal in the heavens"—without necessarily endorsing the violence itself.