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I'm not sure the clips in particular, but Lana uses primarily YouTube. When I've been collecting clips for my videos, I've run into a lot of clips Lana has used herself.

THIS. It's a beautiful and chilling song, I love it.

Surf tropico Cannes super Monaco Whitman Hawaii Metal Dope Cinematastic Lynchian Pop

I don't like when Lana collaborates with rappers to be honest.

When Lana says, "She says you don't want to be like me, don't want to see all the things I've seen"

Haha, just watched this for the first time, It's hilarious.
 
Adele: My depressing songwriting is unmatched.
Lana: Actually, that's bullshit.
 
I'm loving these videos.

- Listening to Lana in the car, staring out the window dramatically, and visualizing what old movie clips Lana would use for the music video.

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

- Thinking of ridiculously long names for pictures and your writing such as, "Pin up trailer trash dope hawaiian paradise tropico"

Ooh, I've been tempted to make a thread like this for a long time but I thought it'd be critically panned by the forum members.
 
Anyways:
 
-I read the word "Off" on a switch and I thought it said "To the Races".
-I stood to do the pledge of allegiance in school the other day and said, "I Pledge Allegiance to my Dad for teaching me-"
-During an assembly, we all stood to sing the National Anthem and I thought they meant Lana's "National Anthem"
-My dad grabbed a Mountain Dew bottle out of the fridge and I automatically whispered to myself "New York City..."
-My Spanish teacher asked the class about poems and the only poem I knew off the top of my head was Walt Whitman's, "I Sing the Body Electric"
-My Social Studies teacher said, "You can't have your cake and eat it too" - and I thought "Don't tell Lana that."
 
I'll think of more instances in the past as time goes.

I generally just say "fill 'er up" because it sounds fun, and then I tend to rhyme it with buttercup right after. I also use meth(amphetamines) because it sounds pretty.
 
 
 
Both of these I relate to.
 
To be honest, Lana has made me, in an odd way, proud to be an American.

- Thinking of ridiculously long names for pictures and your writing such as, "Pin up trailer trash dope hawaiian paradise tropico"

42. A party dress is appropriate attire for every situation

34. Everything Lana wants - she has, so we should stop buying her records and stuff since she doesn't want anything else guys.

Take your body into the shower and clean yourself before you go downtown tonight.
 
You can be the boss friendly co-worker to help me finish a task.
 
You call me lavender, you call me sunshine. You tell me to cover myself up so I don't look like a harlot.

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Carmen

Lucky Ones is a catchy song, I like it.
 
A LDR Musical Moment I enjoy is the slight-high pitched endings Lana adds to the ends of the words "scarlet" and "starlet" in Off to the Races. Not sure if I worded that correctly, but if you listen to the that part I assume you'll catch my drift. It's a minor moment, but when I have my occasional sing-a-longs to it, I tend to raise the pitch of the two words at the ends.

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Beautiful lyrics. Simple but they paint such a vivid landscape in your mind.

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.

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I don't think it matters if it's a thing or not. Sure the lyric makes no sense reading it back, but that's what it says. After all this is the "Lyrics" section not "Lines that make sense."