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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQlkM8UTMeM

This one is a weird one to me. If I listen to just the instrumental, I'm like "HTF is this even a song?" Then once Lana's vocals are added....perfection!

I love this song. And I always thought it was lie-lion. Like a name you might call someone whose always lying. "Yer such a lie-lion!" I dunno....li-line makes more sense. She always be stutterin with the lyrics.

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Just drunk posting

Hey guys, this is one of her songs I made a lyrics video to. I took a swing (and a miss) at what comes right before Tangerine Dreams, cuz I really have no clue on that one. I think I got the rest right, tho. http://www.pinkbike.com/video/423592/

The vocal layering she does on the studio tracks KILLS ME!

June 14th, 2015, Atalanta show. Grimes opened. EDIT: Oops, just figured out the chart.....this was known. Sorry!

Lana be readin' through the meltdown thread (before it was sanitized) and be all like "live through this..."

To Heaven's door.

I can't shake the "suicide" angle. To me it sounds like she is describing her and her lover committing suicide by means of them swimming out into the ocean and never swimming back.

The way she sings them, I hear it like "motel espré sprees". middle word sounds like ess-pre to me This is my favorite Lana song, BTW.

I'm not sure why, but I would love to see Lana and her band cover The Beatle's "While My Guitar Gently Weeps". https://vimeo.com/197974360

This picture makes me happy.

I wonder if that guy sunk that 3-point shot? I guess it's something only the girls know.

Gods and Monsters makes me wish I could save her from that scary world.

Lana is cool, beautiful and talented. There is no mold, no formula. She just is.

Does anyone think Lana might have smidgen of influence from Mary Weiss, the lead singer of the sixties girl-group The Shangri-Las? I have never seen or read anyting that might indicate this, but I can kind of see it if is so.

Jesika Von Rabbit - Glamorous Misery

To me, it seems like Lana Del Rey is Elizabeth Grant's art, come to life.

Marilyn!

Thanks!