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12-Year-Old Ginger Lad Crushes A Cover Of Leonard Cohen's 'Hallelujah' With Irish Busker

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12-Year-Old Ginger Lad Crushes A Cover Of Leonard Cohen's 'Hallelujah' With Irish Busker
Renowned Irish busker Allie Sherlock let this kid take the lead during a recent busking session, and the 12-year-old blew everyone away with his rendition of a Leonard Cohen classic.
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Via Allie Sherlock.

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  1. Dinesh V.R 9 months ago

    She's has a beautiful voice

  2. Fiona 9 months ago

    Nice harmonies

  3. Russ Bischoff 9 months ago

    Beautiful

  4. Sherrie Semmens 9 months ago

    So beautiful.. 🙏🏻❤️

  5. Sharon Deyette 9 months ago

    Absolutely amazing voice!!!! Both sing so beautifully

  6. Rodney Clynes 9 months ago

    Very good

  7. Annemarie Whelan 9 months ago

    His name is Fionn Whelan!

    1. Nancy Payne 9 months ago

      Yes thanks for mentioning his name.Great voice,expect to see him on BGT or AGT.Another Shawn Mendez or Justin Bieber

  8. Jonathan Shipman 9 months ago

    john cale as still done the best cover of this song ever.

  9. Jamie Bone 9 months ago

    12 year old Ginger lad? Why not just say 12 year old lad why the need to mention hair colour 🤔

  10. Joseph Pini 9 months ago

    Jeff Buckley??? You know he only covered the song.

  11. Daniel Tietze 9 months ago

    "Jeff Buckley classic"? Srsly? None of you heard of Leonard Cohen? Who actually f*cking WROTE this song?

    1. Adwait 9 months ago

      Fixed, thanks!

      1. Edward Haltness 9 months ago

        BUT...everyone, repeat everyone who's covered since is covering Jeff Buckley's cover. Barely anyone had ever heard the song until Jeff Buckley blew the song out of the water. Great songwriting. Major props to one of the best songwriters, Leonard Cohen, undoubtedly, but take a listen to Mr. Cohen's original recording.

        1. Eric Fairchild 9 months ago

          Reminds me of All Along the Watchtower. I remember some (embarrassingly few) years ago when I learned it wasn't Hendrix who wrote it. Blown away. Hats forever off to the writer; but we can't help but spend more time with the better performer, can we?

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