Is it lead left or left lead?
I feel like I’ve heard it both ways but one of them must be more correct, right?
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It sounds a bit strange, but lead left is the more authoritative rendering. About like “The Brothers Grimm.” Sounds a bit switched up, but that’s how it works.
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