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Hmm, could this be a hint of what the new record might be like?

I always thought it was "say goodbye your sick and heavenly beautiful."

This was like poetry, it was beautiful.

Thank you for this, was able to do some searching:

Yum, he'd be my Ray too.

The video is beautiful.

I love her kegel balls.

Now it's time for me to start crying like a little girl.

I think it's pretty evident that Cola is about Barrie, and not about any of her past lovers. What gives it away is, "don't treat me ruff, treat me really nice-ies." A bulk of her old songs, she sings about wanting to be treated badly and roughly. In reality, Lana wants a real relationship. While she may have matured, her pussy will always taste like pepsi cola, as in, all the elements of her past that make up the Lana Del Rey DNA (american flags, white trash, motels, streamers, fake nails, american kitsch) will always be part of her.

She has a huge following the US, sorry but it's true!

Whatever happened to the promo release of Million Dollar Man in Zimbabwe?

Not much is really known about Lana's childhood, right? Raise Me Up is the only song that actually speaks about her relationship with her mother, or how it was in the past, didn't seem like it was a good one.

As much as I would like one, the idea is very unreleastic at this moment. I think a live album would be more ideal.

Huh? Was that english? I'm sorry but she's making a huge mistake. She has a HUGE following in the US. I'm not saying she'd be selling out at stadiums or theater venues, but there's plenty of small venues around the country that would get alot of Lana fans to see her. Her wide US fanbase didn't pick up till post Blue Jeans. She doesn't even have to tour the entire country. Just do the Northeast megalopolis (Boston, NYC, Philadelphia, Baltimore, DC) then head to the west coast and do LA. That's enough. Sold out shows in the US would give her good press. I'm very pressed about this issue. I've been wanting to see her since Feb 2012.

She touched my but and i didn't like it.

I love it. One of my favorite unreleased tracks from Lana.