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Does anyone else get Tulsa Jesus Freak vibes from this song?

Sweet is very catchy, great song. I love how dreamy it is before things turn dark with American Whore.

Hopefully yes. It would add so much to the meaning.

It being the least streamed track is so satisfying. Jack needs to stay away from her in the future.

The public has spoken. They need to playlist Paris Texas & shoot a video.

She had her reasons.

Maybe You're The Problem is hitting today!

That was her plan all along - now everybody will appreciate Coachella - Woodstock On My Mind more!

I listened through the album yesterday and sadly I only liked 3 songs Hopefully things will hit more in HQ, I will give her one more chance on release day.

That's cute. I was thinking that another connection is Fordham Road & Paris Texas, they are both about leaving a place behind.

What is the connection here?

The Judah smith interlude is an artistic experience.

She is trying to impress David Lynch so he finally collabs with her on a tropico-length art film.

The first day streams are about to be big!

OMG, this needs to happen! Now that one would be amazing live.

Well makes sense, Let the light in is the best song of the album.

I think she will do candy necklace, the title track and the grants. A lot of these songs wouldn't translate well live, like Kintsugi, Fingertips, Paris Texas, Peppers. And Jack won't follow her around so they can do Margaret. Hopefully she will add some songs from blue banisters to her setlist, like nectar of the gods or thunder.

On one hand, I am sure she was an absolutely horrible mother (most teachers are because they relate to children in a different way), on the other hand, I'd love to hear her side of the story.

This is glamorous as fuck! I love her so much.

Doing the first listen now. Spider Web is interesting enough, but I need to sit more with this album. She is a very strange woman to come up with music like this.

We need a solo version, that guy is NOT a singer

The intro.

It's literally everything. How does she come up with stuff like this?

I saw someone mentione that this song is her response to the criticism she received over her (completely fair) question for the culture instagram post. And I can sort of see that, but what does her grandfather & connection with god have to do with that? Can someone connect the dots?

This & Grandfather are above everything else on the album by a huge margin. It's just...wow. More of this please.