Why do they always show up there bleeding and dying on the cross? We don't remember lying there with a bullet hole in his head. I'm against the arbit… - Jeff Buckley

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Why do they always show up there bleeding and dying on the cross? We don't remember lying there with a bullet hole in his head. I'm against the arbitrary organization of '' as a concept. We should all experience it all individually and purely. I don't agree with the separation of God and the body, I don't believe that we aren't a part of 'it', I don't agree that it's a man. In most religions there's no place for women. There aren't any women in the and I need that. I love women, I came from a woman.

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About Jeff Buckley

(November 17, 1966 – May 29, 1997), also known as "Scotty Moorhead", was an American singer-songwriter.

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Alternative Names: Scott Moorhead

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YCDW: What are some of your favorite black and white movies?
JB: Lets see, , , films, American Milan, and —which I absolutely adore.
YCDW: What kind of music are you listening to now when you get a chance?
JB: Well, today I did 's 'Live In Paris' and then I did '' by the . It really depends on what I have with me. I carry with me. Anything with soul for the moment to it. We stopped at a truck stop and got Truck Stop Comedy and 's 'Unleashed in the East.' YCDW: Do you have any favorite perfumes or scents?
JB: I like essential oils a lot. Tunisian and are my current favorites.

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The only goal is in the process. The process is the thing…with little flashes of light here and there. Those are the gigs, those are the live shows. But it’s the life in between—that’s all I got.

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