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A&W without a doubt best song of the year by any artist

Maybe she's too excited about her Christmas surprise release of American Standards & Classics that she knew she'd spill the beans if she didn't deactivate until then

I love how the reverb gives this subtle echo that makes me picture her and her friends on top of a mountain with a piano just singing for the love of it.

I find this version so warm and lovely. I'm glad she didn't mimic John Denver's approach, this is stripped back but the piano has a beautiful rhythm to it and her delivery is gorgeous and welcoming. Perfect for the holiday season

The way we're completely convinced we're getting this for Christmas when we won't hear about it again for three more years

I would love for "Why Don't You Do Right?" to be on this album, her cover during the Endless Summer tour was sooo amazing.

This cover really is so perfect. This song and Unchained Melody were both 2 of my Dad's favourite songs, can't believe we got them both from Lana this week

Omg the song is perfection

Now I'm totally convinced that we're getting the covers album for Christmas

omg!!!!!!

She would be so smart to surprise drop this for Christmas. Unchained Melody is a must

I literally had tears and the biggest smile on my face at the end

Oh WOW she was incredible!!! I am so proud of her

OMG one of my all time favourite songs!!!!

Ma'am this is an Elvis tribute

Omg purchased

Thank you!! It sounds soo fun!

I can't decide between Barcelona and Porto (assuming she goes there)

Has anyone been to Primavera Barcelona before and if so what's it like? I think I might go

omg I wanna go

I just don't understand how a journalist gets the chance to sit down with THE Lana Del Rey, and they decide to go with the authenticity angle lol. Like what a waste, get with the times

Was this the interviewer's first time hearing of Lana Del Rey lol. The article was awful but we shouldn't have expected any better from Harper's Bazaar

As per Spotify, Violet is a podcast All jokes aside, Violet is not a studio album but some people dismiss the musical aspects of Violet too much. It doesn't just accompany the poems in the background, sometimes it fully drives the entire mood of the writing. Bare Feet on Linoleum is a completely different experience on paper vs on the recording. If we removed Lana's voice, then it would obviously be an instrumental musical album, and I don't think the poetry fully takes away from that. So no, if we're counting studio albums Violet isn't one of them. But I think Lana obviously thinks of it as an album in her overall artistic output.