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I had a feeling just from hearing the title that it'd be one of those songs where she just mentions the title once at the beginning. Like Blue Jeans.

Thank god others are saying Raise Me Up. It's an amazing song. 

I spent 90% of my day signed into this website because I love Lana and this website so much.

Scratch that, Body Electric sounds awful and I don't even want to listen to it again. The live performances are going to be what makes me happy. Gods & Monsters gets my vote now.

Body Electric. I've been singing it all day for no reason. I think the studio version will sound awesome, I'm really pumped for it.

Influences "Your Mom" - interesting Lizzy.

Mansfield is one word, it's referring to Jayne Mansfield

When people say smoking is unnatractice, I disagree. It only makes unnatractive people look more unnatractive. It makes sexy people even sexier. For example, Lana. Her smoking is sexy. The local bum on the street, smoking makes him look uglier.

Push Me Down
 
Push Me Down vs. You Can Be The Boss

Born to Die
 
Cola vs. Gods and Monsters

Carmen

The lyrics to Bel-Air are great. This will be the standout track of the album no doubt.

My favorite is Cola.

Her Twitter countdown everyday until the movie premieres...
 
https://twitter.com/skyferreira/status/277835054598717441

A book turned movie which is the prequel to The Lord of the Rings, I think.

She reminds me a lot of Cherie Currie from The Runaways in some songs.
 
My favorites at the moment, and bless Madrigal's soul for sending me Sky's music, are:
 
- Great Mistake
- Femme Fatale
- Red Lips (the music video... well that was very interesting. TBH, when I saw Terry directed it I was cautious about watching it).
- C'est La Mort
- Lolita
- American Dream
- Everything is Embarrassing
- Sad Dream
 
I can't really get into the song "Ghost" though. Not sure why. I remember the first time I actually heard Sky was on Last.fm, and the song was "Obsession" - I liked the first verse a bit, but not the chorus. It sounds like some other song I've heard. I personally don't like it much.
The pictures of her I've looked at seem like they were designed for Tumblr. They seem to always play up on the grunge, coke-party girl theme and it creeps me out slightly.

Killed? :/ That seems a bit bizarre.

Lolita Lost in the Hood Playlist
 
1. Carmen
2. Off to the Races
3. Lolita (Demo 1)
4. Raise Me Up
5. Queen of the Gas Station
6. Mermaid Motel
7. Push Me Down
8. Meth
9. Put Me in a Movie
10. Hundred Dollar Bill
11. Go Go Dancer
12. Diet Mountain Dew

I agree with this. I hate when fanbases have names, how about you just say you're a fan of the person.

Lucky Ones is a song I could see as (if it weren't released on BTD) being a Lana leak that nobody cared about after a while.

I like Lana Del Ray/Rey AKA Lizzy Grant so much more than Born to Die. I feel like Born to Die is very "packaged" with it's sound and presentation. AKA just feels so natural in many aspects, it just flows better. Born to Die on the other hand just sounds overproduced on a whole.

Okay, here's my unpopular opinion.
 
"Carmen" is the best song on Born to Die. If it wasn't for that song I probably wouldn't love Lana as much as I do right now. When I first heard that song, it gave me chills and the image of Felix Cane slowly dropping down the pole as Lana says, "Darlin' Darlin' Doesn't have a problem" is permanently embedded into my mind. "Carmen" is genius lyrically, proudction wise,and the music video is flawless. It's a brilliant song. I've read tons of comments on Tumblr, Twitter, and YouTube and other websites that just really hate "Carmen" and wish it was kicked off of Born to Die, I could never picture that. "Carmen" just brings me into a David Lynch film, Laura Palmer's secret life, and even the production screams David Lynch for Twin Peaks and Blue Velvet. It's the one song from Lana that honestly blows me away every time I listen to it. I've replayed it nearly 800 times on my iTunes since I first heard it in May and just can't get enough. It's the one song off Born to Die I relate to, not because I'm a druggie or wild child, but it really experiments with the idea that everybody looks fine on the outside but really is crumbling apart early on in their lives.
 
It's just my view, "Carmen" will always be the song that saved Born to Die for me. Born to Die and Video Games took me over a month to get into.

I spent 90% of my day signed into this website because I love Lana and this website so much.

Kinda Outta Luck is the happy song BTD needed, let's get real here guys.

I spent 90% of my day signed into this website because I love Lana and this website so much.