Drekka - Minute Prologue
from The Poor Minstrels of Song and the Temple of the Moon: Volume I by various artists
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Written by Leonard Cohen. Recorded March 25, 2001 at God's Day Rules Studio, Bloomington. Mark Trecka - guitar. Sara Wellhausen - organ tapes. Michael Anderson - else.
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from The Poor Minstrels of Song and the Temple of the Moon: Volume I,
released April 14, 2001
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