FLL

Idk how you prononce Yosemite or Vegemite, but I assure you, you're pronouncing one of them wrong.

For me, the image I get when I listen to this song is this:
 
I wore diamonds for the birth of your baby, for the birth of your son
On the same day my husband to be packed his things to run.
Was bittersweet to say the least
One life begins, one comes undone
 
She's telling about how her fiancé left her.
 
She uses a lot of storm imagery: The earth shattered, the sky open, the rain was fire but we were wooden.  Implying that "they" were turned to ash.  Also, Strong like a tree but the unlucky one, when we talk about trees being unlucky, it's because they've been struck by lightning.  She is destroyed by her fiancé leaving her at the alter, and she's left there with all of the beautiful things that they had.
 
Her wedding fell apart, she's left alone with all the stuff you need for a weddings, and she seems to have had an extravagant one planned.  Fine china is often associated with only being used on the most formal of occasions.  Fresh linen, being all of the fabric, napkins at weddings are often made of cloth, tablecloth as well.  All of my dresses with the tags still on them, obviously she and her bridesmaids didn't even get the opportunity to put on the wedding dresses.  Fairytale weddings are often associated with white horses, if you look at Sleeping Beauty or Snow White for example.  Then she talks about how her fiancé's mother tells her she's not coming, On the same day my mother to be said she wouldn’t come.
 
I guess they really got the best of us didn’t they?
They said our love was enough, but it wasn’t.
 
I'm not sure if my analysis is clear enough, but to me it's without-a-doubt about a failed wedding, not just about life in general, and the feeling of devastation that came with it.  In the narrator's opinion, on that day, her world ended.

For me, the image I get when I listen to this song is this:
 
I wore diamonds for the birth of your baby, for the birth of your son
On the same day my husband to be packed his things to run.
Was bittersweet to say the least
One life begins, one comes undone
 
She's telling about how her fiancé left her.
 
She uses a lot of storm imagery: The earth shattered, the sky open, the rain was fire but we were wooden.  Implying that "they" were turned to ash.  Also, Strong like a tree but the unlucky one, when we talk about trees being unlucky, it's because they've been struck by lightning.  She is destroyed by her fiancé leaving her at the alter, and she's left there with all of the beautiful things that they had.
 
Her wedding fell apart, she's left alone with all the stuff you need for a weddings, and she seems to have had an extravagant one planned.  Fine china is often associated with only being used on the most formal of occasions.  Fresh linen, being all of the fabric, napkins at weddings are often made of cloth, tablecloth as well.  All of my dresses with the tags still on them, obviously she and her bridesmaids didn't even get the opportunity to put on the wedding dresses.  Fairytale weddings are often associated with white horses, if you look at Sleeping Beauty or Snow White for example.  Then she talks about how her fiancé's mother tells her she's not coming, On the same day my mother to be said she wouldn’t come.
 
I guess they really got the best of us didn’t they?
They said our love was enough, but it wasn’t.
 
I'm not sure if my analysis is clear enough, but to me it's without-a-doubt about a failed wedding, not just about life in general, and the feeling of devastation that came with it.  In the narrator's opinion, on that day, her world ended.

Not getting dicked down

Of all the universes in the world, I'm stuck in the one where Trump is president of the United States

Her name is Cherry, we just met, but already she knows me better than youuuu

why

why

why

For me, the image I get when I listen to this song is this:
 
I wore diamonds for the birth of your baby, for the birth of your son
On the same day my husband to be packed his things to run.
Was bittersweet to say the least
One life begins, one comes undone
 
She's telling about how her fiancé left her.
 
She uses a lot of storm imagery: The earth shattered, the sky open, the rain was fire but we were wooden.  Implying that "they" were turned to ash.  Also, Strong like a tree but the unlucky one, when we talk about trees being unlucky, it's because they've been struck by lightning.  She is destroyed by her fiancé leaving her at the alter, and she's left there with all of the beautiful things that they had.
 
Her wedding fell apart, she's left alone with all the stuff you need for a weddings, and she seems to have had an extravagant one planned.  Fine china is often associated with only being used on the most formal of occasions.  Fresh linen, being all of the fabric, napkins at weddings are often made of cloth, tablecloth as well.  All of my dresses with the tags still on them, obviously she and her bridesmaids didn't even get the opportunity to put on the wedding dresses.  Fairytale weddings are often associated with white horses, if you look at Sleeping Beauty or Snow White for example.  Then she talks about how her fiancé's mother tells her she's not coming, On the same day my mother to be said she wouldn’t come.
 
I guess they really got the best of us didn’t they?
They said our love was enough, but it wasn’t.
 
I'm not sure if my analysis is clear enough, but to me it's without-a-doubt about a failed wedding, not just about life in general, and the feeling of devastation that came with it.  In the narrator's opinion, on that day, her world ended.

why

When I pre-ordered the physical album of Honeymoon from her website, they sent out emails with links to the tracks as they came available (well like a day later).

Forgive me for believing an interview with Lana herself over a tracklist posted by some obscure website

God just bring this pre-order so people can shut the fuck up.

I really like the title "God Bless America- And All the Beautiful Women in it". It's really beautiful and shows what the song is about, it really looks like a poem's title; but "coachella- woodstock in my mind" is really bad and sounds really artsy-craftsy

I love how now that we know the pre-order date and when the next single's coming the thread's deader than the red dead sea.  

When I pre-ordered the physical album of Honeymoon from her website, they sent out emails with links to the tracks as they came available (well like a day later).

When I pre-ordered the physical album of Honeymoon from her website, they sent out emails with links to the tracks as they came available (well like a day later).

When I pre-ordered the physical album of Honeymoon from her website, they sent out emails with links to the tracks as they came available (well like a day later).

I still don't understand why some of you are so sure that tracklist is real when there aren't reasons to believe it is, but still doubt about an interview Lana gave to BBC where she said it was finished, there are 18 tracks, she can't leave anything out and we know for sure Yosemite is her favourite track (and why the hell would she rename her favourite track or drop that song?)
 
EDIT: A damn tracklist with stupid titles like: "God Bless America - And All The Beautiful Women In It"

I love how now that we know the pre-order date and when the next single's coming the thread's deader than the red dead sea.  

She still has the 21st as a pinned tweet.