is the hangover of the morning after... Yet there was a voluptuousness in the album's austerity, a richness of the 'less is more' variety." Amazon.com raves that Songs From a Room is "fully loaded with poetic classics." In a 2014 Rolling Stone readers poll ranking the top ten Leonard Cohen songs, "Bird on a Wire" came in at #5. Many of the songs from Cohen's second album would appear on 1973's Live Songs, a collection of performances from 1970 and 1972. Songs from a Room was released on CD in 1990. A digitally remastered version, including two bonus tracks produced by David Crosby, was released in February 2007. Track listing All songs written by Leonard Cohen except as noted. Side one "Bird on the Wire" – 3:28 "Story of Isaac" – 3:38 "A Bunch of Lonesome Heroes" – 3:18 "The Partisan" (Hy Zaret, Anna Marly) – 3:29 "Seems So Long Ago, Nancy" – 3:41 Side two "The Old Revolution" – 4:50 "The Butcher" – 3:22 "You Know Who I Am" – 3:32 "Lady Midnight" – 3:01 "Tonight Will Be Fine" – 3:53 Bonus tracks "Like a Bird (Bird on the Wire)" – 3:21 "Nothing to One (You Know Who I Am)" – 2:17 Personnel Leonard Cohen – vocals, classical guitar Ron Cornelius – acoustic and electric guitar Bubba Fowler – banjo, bass guitar, violin, acoustic guitar Charlie Daniels – bass guitar, violin, acoustic guitar Technical Bob Johnston – production (original album), keyboards David Crosby – production (11–12), harmony vocals (12) Neil Wilburn – engineer Original songs and their covers "Bird on the Wire", described by Cohen as a simple country song, has been covered by many musicians including Jennifer Warnes (his one-time backup singer), The Neville Brothers, Joe Cocker, Willie Nelson, The Lilac Time, Esther Ofarim, Johnny Cash, Fairport Convention and subsequently their guitarist Richard Thompson. "Story of Isaac", based on the Old Testament story of God's demand that Isaac be sacrificed by his father Abraham, has also been covered by a number of musicians including Judy Collins, Suzanne Vega, Linda Thompson, The Johnstons, Pain Teens, and Roy Buchanan. "Seems So Long Ago, Nancy" has been translated in Italian by Fabrizio De André and included in his album Volume 8 (1975). "You Know Who I Am" was covered by Mama Cass in her 1968 album Dream a Little Dream and by Esther Ofarim on the 1968 album Esther Ofarim''. The