Canadian poet Leonard Cohen's "Halleluja" as sung by Canadian songbird, k.d. lang. Have a very Merry Canadian Christmas.
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6 comments:
The Tenth Greatest Canadian Song
Is this gonna to be a countdown?
I saw that comment in the Wiki article about this song. Might be fun, though.
Just don't forget Stompin' Tom.
Are we talking "Canadian Songs" or "Songs by Canadians"? Because I think you'd get two different lists that way.
"These are the Daves I Know" goes on one of those lists, though.
Songs by Canadians. I saw that site, Jay. This just started as a lark.
Is the Twelve Days of Christmas by Bob and Doug McKenzie on the list?
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