Make me your Dream Life

i didn't listen it's not on there?

Title. Doesn't have to be Lana, broad. Personify a track, if the track was a person, what would they look like? Someone fearless? Would the song be wearing a scarf? Would the song like peppers? Discuss!

Lana putting multiple foods on the tracklist cus she knew it'd be a serve

when she said she was

might be a self-referencing tweet, little does he know huh

so i'm kinda gonna say smth a bit personal, but basically, perhaps like some other gays on here, I was raised religious, and of course, that's complex. but when I was younger, we'd sing hymns, and I was being trained to be the lead singer and sang reglarly for the congregation cus they liked my voice. there's definitely a condemnation goin on, and just lots of bigotry etc. but ever since I heard Lana sing, her voice and styling reminded me of how they'd sing at church, and the vastness of what she sings, I think it kinda has this glorious euphoria, and spirituality more recently that feels more loving and enveloping. an unexpected comfort from queen baddie, the range. and also, the lesson that humanity's still got some glimmering beams of hope for not being a total asshole etc. w the depth of tunnel, the wiles and heat of aw, and the straighforwardness and courage of the grants, this has honestly been one of the most spiritual and healing album cycles. spiritual or not, i think we all as people have a lot of inner work to do as a people, and it's great to find something to align and relate with, in all shades of awareness. moving humanity forward well.

so u say there's a chaaaaaaaaaaaaaance. for us?

aside from that, i immediately remembered Born To Die, the track's lyrics, trying to take what i could get, scared that i couldn't find all the answers honey, and how the track sorta switches between wanting more life, and wanting more comfort. it's a full circle moment imo