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By Jack Joseph Smith

Fasned To The Rain She stood there dripping All leather dress in black including her hood I had seen her around a few times And now I really knew how black was her hair how black were her eyes Maybe green on the side Love and there was even a railroad track behind us Hard,, and she knew that I did love her While she said I will not title from Leonard Cohen

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The speaker recalls a rain-soaked woman dressed in black near a railway, says he loved her and ends with her refusal. A handwritten note attributes the title to Leonard Cohen.

The speaker's claim of love differs from the woman's final words. The writer's marginal attribution belongs to this source page; it does not establish a quotation from a specific song or the woman's identity.


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'Fasned To The Rain' describes a woman 'dripping / All leather dress in black', 'Love and there was even / a railroad track behind us', and ends 'While she said / I will not'. A handwritten note at the foot reads 'title from / Leonard Cohen'.

A love scene that ends in refusal. The note attributes the title, and the attribution is kept as the page states it, not checked.