TY Annie!
Find the Big Dipper about 90 min before sunrise (around 0545), it is near the last star on the handle. It has a nice tail.
https://earthsky.org/space/comet-lemmon-best-comet-of-2025-finder-maps/
No, Leonard Cohen's
Hallelujah is not a religious song, despite its title and biblical allusions; it is an exploration of the complex and often conflicting relationship between sacred and profane love, faith and doubt, and the human experience. Cohen intentionally used the word "hallelujah" ironically, but also in its literal meaning of "praise God," as a way to "liberate" the concept from being solely religious.
Many people mistakenly believe it's a religious song because they only hear the word "Hallelujah" and the melody, not the surrounding lyrics, which include references to King David, Bathsheba, and Samson and Delilah, and explore both human desire and spirituality.
Satan mocks God by fooling your dumbass.