He wrote his own magical farewell, then died - Leonard Cohen has been gone for 10 years.

Leonard Cohen's final album, "You Want It Darker," reflects his readiness for death and features themes of spirituality and acceptance. Released shortly before his passing in November 2016, it showcases his unique blend of religious motifs and existential musings. Cohen, born in 1934 in Montreal, began as a poet before transitioning to music, creating a distinctive sound characterized by deep vocals and thoughtful lyrics. His iconic song "Hallelujah" gained immense popularity through various covers, while his later years saw a return to music after a period of Buddhist study. Cohen's legacy is marked by profound questions about love, loss, and the human experience, resonating deeply with audiences.