Leonard Cohen — Hallelujah Song Lyric Print | Folk Wall Art

Hallelujah (1984) took Leonard Cohen years to write — he reportedly composed over 80 verses before settling on the four he recorded. It was rejected by his label, barely noticed on release, and then slowly became the most covered song in music history through Jeff Buckley's 1994 version, John Cale's arrangement, and appearances in Shrek, The West Wing, and Watchmen. There are now over 300 known recorded versions.

 Cohen himself said it was 'a song about being alive.' This Leonard Cohen lyric print is on 260gsm museum-grade archival matte paper from £3. Same-day dispatch from Camden Market.