But now, as the world continues to mournCohens passing, Hallelujah marks his impact and legacy.
Here are some of the most memorable uses of Hallelujah on TV and in film.
Shrek
Hallelujah was heard in the first film of the animated franchise, as covered by Rufus Wainwright.

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The West Wing
One of the most famous uses on television was onThe West Wing, when C.J.
Cregg received some tragic news about one of her friends and fellow White House workers.
Keep in mind the video above is pretty spoilery.
and I kind of feel the same way.
It was an emotional scene for fans as they watched her final words spill out on screen.
One Tree Hill
Kate Voegele gave the song a country spin when she performed Hallelujah onOne Tree Hill.
She also releaseda more formal music videoof the cover in 2009.
Here, we see J.D.
having an emotional reaction to one of his patients.