Make me your Dream Life

I've never really cared for leaks. Maybe Life is Beautiful around that time, but it's never really been my thing.additionally, it's just weird to me to witness bootlicking/ begging others for something and how it seems to kinda affect others in a bit of a honed manner so. 

if it's meant to be, then it is. stumble upon it sure. but yeah, never been much of keeping track of these things 

i'm sure there's gen love btwn them, but god I'm attributing Lana trolling her fans w I luv it as the best kind of sense of humor. i'm still laughing about it 

pink champagne country album 

she really said, this is what you get for not appreciating blue banisters now you gon' learn 

her tulsa jesus freak brokeback mountain country era 

Henry's a rodeo cowboy, she's getting ready  but when she gets to the venue, she catches him with another man.  that's why Lana's mad, but she finally accepts their love.  that's what Henry, come on's about. 

manifesting:
 

is it wrong country vibes, velvet crowbar country, my best days DANGEROUS GIRL, on our way country vibes 

queen of the gas station country vibes 

anti country fans  vs. country fans rn 

I hope she mentions the tractor in the blue banisters video as a song lyric 

i'll be bold and say I have no idea what to expect but maybe that's a good thing. gay cowboys, iced tea, tractors, i'll rock the occasional plaid, even rope. but a full country album, i'll be takin baby horse steps 

henry come on I SAID HENRY I MEAN COME ON HENRY COME ON 

I'm ready for the surprise 007 song announcement 

Some nice sentiments all around

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i'm sure there's gen love btwn them, but god I'm attributing Lana trolling her fans w I luv it as the best kind of sense of humor. i'm still laughing about it 

I'm ready for the surprise 007 song announcement 

i'm sure there's gen love btwn them, but god I'm attributing Lana trolling her fans w I luv it as the best kind of sense of humor. i'm still laughing about it 

I deeply admire Lana's music; the recent thematic shift in her oeuvre—the direction she took with COTCC and Blue Banisters—prompted me to write my first blog post two years ago titled, "Torn Between Two Americas." It discusses the absence of the truck as a symbol in Lana's recent album covers and posits a reason for this shift, analysing the concept of the American road trip as a metaphor, as well as how the female experience is explored in Blue Banisters. I find that Lana is often misunderstood among critics; my article addresses misconceptions and elucidates the philosophical and psychological contexts within which Lana operates. Two years have passed since the article, and I sense a growing acknowledgment of Lana Del Rey's contributions and the value of her work, which is nice. It's particularly gratifying to see that she is starting to get the respect she deserves beyond her fanbase and the indie music world. It is worth a read for fans who wish to seek out the underlying philosophies behind her work to date and how they extend to her recent, more folk/country-oriented music. 
 
Here is an excerpt from the article:
"Lana Del Rey’s exploration of chaos and order via the road trip as a metaphor for the course of life and human nature is undoubtedly evocative and possesses literary depth for mere music, but in recent years the exploration itself has noticeably shifted. Notice the absence of the truck in the album cover for ‘NFR!’ which instead depicts Lana on a boat against turbulent seas, clinging to ‘her man’ to stay afloat (typical of our melodramatic queen). The pivotal transition from truck to boat to the gathering at the country club and finally, home with her dogs, Tex and Mex, is not to be glossed over. It is intentional. If the recurring symbol of the truck was utilised throughout her discography, its gradual erasure must indicate a pivotal shift in the artist’s view of life and/or life circumstances. This article explores what prompted this shift. It is only after listening to her most recent work, ‘Blue Banisters', that the 'veering off the road' began to make sense to me. I couldn’t see why, or rather, I didn’t think much of the transition during the release of ‘NFR!’ or ‘Chemtrails’ but ‘Blue Banisters’ completed my understanding."
 
You can read the full article here: https://blueskiesanddragonflies892636764.wordpress.com/2022/02/25/torn-between-two-americas/

She said ethereal for day 1, and then cunt ethereal for day 2 

Without You peaked my interest, West Coast made me a proud, actual fan. 

Without You peaked my interest, West Coast made me a proud, actual fan. 

Without You peaked my interest, West Coast made me a proud, actual fan. 

I really don't know if there's a forum out there already asking this I searched and I didn't find any 😅
Just out of curiosity, what's the lana song or songs that turned you into a fan? (:
or like in general, a fan of a band or an artist
I would say I lean towards the casual side of a lana fan, but anyway, for me, I started being unable to last a day without lana after tulsa jesus freak (hence the username) and cola 💖