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Just came across something really interesting. In the 2 hour long interview audio for Pitchfork in 2017, Lana mentions some political outtakes from Lust For Life and she talks about one particular saying it embodies the statement "war is over if you really want it". Makes me wonder if a very early version California was meant to be on LFL with drastically different lyrics or if she just recycled the lyrics. What do you think?
 
 

Just came across something really interesting. In the 2 hour long interview audio for Pitchfork in 2017, Lana mentions some political outtakes from Lust For Life and she talks about one particular saying it embodies the statement "war is over if you really want it". Makes me wonder if a very early version California was meant to be on LFL with drastically different lyrics or if she just recycled the lyrics. What do you think?
 
 

Just came across something really interesting. In the 2 hour long interview audio for Pitchfork in 2017, Lana mentions some political outtakes from Lust For Life and she talks about one particular saying it embodies the statement "war is over if you really want it". Makes me wonder if a very early version California was meant to be on LFL with drastically different lyrics or if she just recycled the lyrics. What do you think?
 
 

Just came across something really interesting. In the 2 hour long interview audio for Pitchfork in 2017, Lana mentions some political outtakes from Lust For Life and she talks about one particular saying it embodies the statement "war is over if you really want it". Makes me wonder if a very early version California was meant to be on LFL with drastically different lyrics or if she just recycled the lyrics. What do you think?
 
 

Yeah, IDK why people don't think it's political! 
"You don't ever have to act cooler than you think you should
You're brighter than the brightest stars You're scared to win, scared to loseI've heard the war was over if you really choose
The one in and around you
You hate the heat, you got the blues
Changing like the weather, oh, that's so like you"
  Is CLEARLY about the weather being hotter due to climate change and how that impacts the earth. I saw someone try to say that the reference to the 'war in and around you' is about Barrie's depression and how Lana has learned to let go of the complicated relationship you get with your mental illness (the so-called 'war in my mind') when it's how everyone else defines you, and how she wishes Barrie could learn to do the same and start to heal- how delulu do you have to be? The war is obviously referring to Afghanistan!   

Just came across something really interesting. In the 2 hour long interview audio for Pitchfork in 2017, Lana mentions some political outtakes from Lust For Life and she talks about one particular saying it embodies the statement "war is over if you really want it". Makes me wonder if a very early version California was meant to be on LFL with drastically different lyrics or if she just recycled the lyrics. What do you think?
 
 

Just came across something really interesting. In the 2 hour long interview audio for Pitchfork in 2017, Lana mentions some political outtakes from Lust For Life and she talks about one particular saying it embodies the statement "war is over if you really want it". Makes me wonder if a very early version California was meant to be on LFL with drastically different lyrics or if she just recycled the lyrics. What do you think?
 
 

Just came across something really interesting. In the 2 hour long interview audio for Pitchfork in 2017, Lana mentions some political outtakes from Lust For Life and she talks about one particular saying it embodies the statement "war is over if you really want it". Makes me wonder if a very early version California was meant to be on LFL with drastically different lyrics or if she just recycled the lyrics. What do you think?
 
 

Just came across something really interesting. In the 2 hour long interview audio for Pitchfork in 2017, Lana mentions some political outtakes from Lust For Life and she talks about one particular saying it embodies the statement "war is over if you really want it". Makes me wonder if a very early version California was meant to be on LFL with drastically different lyrics or if she just recycled the lyrics. What do you think?
 
 

Don't forget Lil Peep

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There are kids and users with eyes on these forums so I kindly ask you to refrain x

There are kids and users with eyes on these forums so I kindly ask you to refrain x

There are kids and users with eyes on these forums so I kindly ask you to refrain x

There are kids and users with eyes on these forums so I kindly ask you to refrain x

maybe if you weren't making false accusations with no evidence, you would be liked

Last time I participated in these, a category was created just for me DURING the ceremony and I won most ignored member. Y'all bitches can't even SPELL power.

Last time I participated in these, a category was created just for me DURING the ceremony and I won most ignored member. Y'all bitches can't even SPELL power.

Last time I participated in these, a category was created just for me DURING the ceremony and I won most ignored member. Y'all bitches can't even SPELL power.

we love her again

Last time I participated in these, a category was created just for me DURING the ceremony and I won most ignored member. Y'all bitches can't even SPELL power.

we love her again

we love her again