Flowerbomb

I prefer it too, but I don't like the brown background

Why is no one mentioning Tim Larcombe (Gods & Monsters, Go Go Dancer, Off To the Races)? Lana needs him right now.

But why is this particular song a single? I can't see it having any commercial success unless you're die hard Lana fans...I get that the message is important and relevant but it doesn't really make sense to me.

We need Tim Larcombe to come back.

Did someone say sugar daddy?

UV is second to Paradise for me. Both are amazing masterpieces.

Wtf? LFL isn't even close to BTD, why y'all comparing it?

Nothing will ever beat the magnificent gem that is Paradise.

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LDR6 better be a grunge album.

Okay now the quality is a little better...thank you for this

*waits for Graham to write his long ass deep essay about the song*

Courtney Love as a collab this time

You know what the sad thing is? I have songs in my playlists from the early 1960's that sound way more clearer than this.

Poor Elle. She's probably trying to recover from her hangover and she'll have to come back to all of this mess. Not the pages, the song.

666 Baby

@@Lana

I made an Instagram specially for all things Lana and before this song came out, I put my username as @WoodstockLolita now I'm conflicted to change it...

The only version that matters rn.

I think I know why it sounds bad... Like, when you're in the studio, obviously you go over each detail of the song obsessively, making sure it's perfect. So to Lana and the producers, it probably sounds fine because they've listened to it continuously.

The more I listen to it, the more it grows on me but I'm still disappointed..

Let's be honest here gays, the era has been a complete shit-show from the start...

Omg it actually sounds like that..

I'm actually more mad that Interscope hasn't hired @Butterflies yet.

Sounds like "we'll put some flowers up" or something...