Make me your Dream Life

Ok let's do this. I'm ready

Same! Tho, as much as I love BP, I kinda wanna know how she was gonna go with the alternate version of the track, the lyrics bout being in yellow sun just won my interest

Cherry

AHAHAHAHAHA I laughed harder than I should've but! Same tho Because we're on the 800th page: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0IaHh-ZhCx4

NOT TRUE. Here's a clip from the mv *but in a hotel*

Bel Air

Live Or Die

I can see my baby swinging his Parliament's on fire and his hands are up On the balcony and I'm singing Ooh baby, ooh baby, I'm in love I can see my sweet boy swinging He's crazy y Cubano como yo l-love on the balcony and I'm singing Move baby, move baby I'm in love

Put Me In A Movie

Paris

Yes To Heaven

Carmen

Salvatore Kidding, I wanna say Yosemite

Title. While things are news dry

Tongues

Imagine it was a cross of this: with this But with just cherries of course

So where do ya think the white mustang drove off to with Lana in it? https://youtube.com/watch?v=F4ELqraXx-U

I checked myself, and stand by what I've said. Let me speak for myself at the very least. Lust for Life never had a deluxe release (that we know of), Honeymoon neither, I seldom listen to all the tracks on Ultraviolence, and the closest thing to connect to what you're saying with me is Without You on Btd. Burning Desire had it's own release as a single, considering it was released at the same time of Paradise. Even if what and how you're saying things might be true for yourself and others, well that's fine. Keep in mind that releases of their own tracks, standalone would be a great way to strengthen her selection of what she wanted to release, and help bridge one record cycle to the next, all the while keeping constant interest, not just from her fans, but keep the public interested as well. There's always a better way of doing things, so let's talk about it.

Honestly, deluxe editions sort of bother me. It's like when you go to the movies to watch one, and have the music playing throughout, like the soundtrack, to then have the bonus tracks act like the songs no one listens to when the credits begin to play. Not that severe but it comes to mind. I'd rather just have separate singles instead.

Cherry one sunset before her first drink: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qfx7ca7sp_c

TLY is one of my most absolute favorite songs in Lana's discog I put the radio on Hold you tight in my mind Isn't strange that You're not here with me But I know the light's on, in the television Trying to transmit, can you hear me? You can just properly tune into the distance between them. So solemnly beautiful

I personally wouldn't like it. I mean, it'd sort of be unfair to the rest of her music. I mean we know that each album is different and brings something else to the table each time another one arrives, so to sort of set one record from another so literally would kinda be defeating in and of itself. I like the pseudo Carpenters/ road trip across the states feel of it. And let's be real, the album is already what it is, at least take it for how Lana considers it as a solid piece of work. There're reasons that the songs we wanted didn't end up on there, and it's a kind of solace at the same time that we didn't. If she decides to release the tracks, then I only hope that she can do so, proudly, and through the way that she wants to, to do so well, and sharply fitted when she deems best.

What's that. Dna game too strong it honey trapped a hunty to the wall? Power of FOHLK?

Is Coachella considered folk? FOLK YES. Srry if that felt out of place, the thread was just rivering that way. I'm glad u like it

Ya guys think she'll have a scene where she's sort of just moving and dancing on the floor, with a camera set from above? Kinda like from PWYC on the tour?