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It's her fav song too, and I know she will, I know she will, I know that she wiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil

First her teacher, now her preacher.

This seriously needs to be EQed...I'm astounded that you were able to decipher the lyrics even this much.

Try browsing this site. It has a detailed compilation of Lana's photo shoots.
http://lanadelreyfan.com/gallery/index.php?cat=7

Lol it's fine, i'mma search some more then come back to you.

They somewhat go together, but then again, they have completely different exposures and levels and it seems like Jean-Baptiste has already edited them beforehand  

Tried working on this, but I couldn't make anything decent. Photos from different photo shoots are always so hard to blend together and make them compliment each other. The photos had too much of a difference regarding the exposure and lighting, the final product looked really awkward Maybe you can provide me photos from the same photo shoot? Sorry!

Working on it

Actually, I would like to request a set if you don't mind.
1. Type of Graphic: Set 2. Image(s) to be used:
- http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-KDNqtClhL0k/UCgPhuTxVjI/AAAAAAAAV0Q/8IKOS_hqk1A/s1600/Lana+Del+Rey+by+Bryan+Adams+(Dark+Paradise+-+Zoo+%2335+Summer+2012).jpg
- http://woondu.com/images/music/modern-diva-lana-del-rey/lana-del-rey-bio6.jpg
- http://woondu.com/images/music/modern-diva-lana-del-rey/lana-del-rey-bio3.jpg OR http://bohemianmemoirs.files.wordpress.com/2013/03/lana_del_rey_background_wallpaper-1024x768.jpgAND:
- http://media.melty.fr/article-772196-ajust_930/son-compagnon-lui-retirera-les-epines-avant.jpg
(Use as many as you want)
3. Text:
I Said "Daddy, I need you"
Greenwich, I need you
Strangled up in ivy
 
4. Mood: Very Dark, a bit washed out . 5. Border: Rounded or what you think fits.
6. Other Details: I want the set to be not colorful, not black and white either, just not too colorful. I'd also like the main colors to be Black and tints of red on the roses (please add a few pics of roses that you think would fit in the set if possible). And if possible, can you add that smoke effect? I'd like the color of the smoke to be black (or white) and tints of red smoke too.

How is this?

Body Electric
"...And we get crazy every Friday night,
I drop it like it's hot in the pale monlight.
and when I pray, I'm feelin' alright..."
BE @Itunes Festival 2:47
BE @Hackney Weekend
 
OMG the emotion, i feel like I can't contain myself......and my heart's gunna explode.......
 
Also Prom Song (Gone Wrong)
The second part of the chorus:
"...You will never see my face,
If you don't get me out of this place, now baby,
I'm not crazy..."
PS(GW)
Eargasmssss....

Okay, I need to organize this by album/demos/unreleased because there are so many songs and so many amazing moments for me.
 




 
This is an awesome thread, Sitar, thank you. There are some more moments, but holy shit I've typed a lot and school is almost over so I'll be at rehearsal for a few hours because I'm fabulous and in a play so I'll be back to read all of your interesting responses later, bye. xoxo

The second verse of Blue Jeans!! 'I stayed up waiting, anticipating and pacing' i LOVE that line!
The whole bridge in National Anthem!
And in Ride, after the bridge when she sings the chorus again, when she says 'i ride fast' she says it differently to every other time and i loooooove it!

Yes, "Hello heaven, you are a tunnel lined with yellow nights on a dark night" is one of the best moments for me, but even more so the dark, eerie, and obsessive bordering on creepy turn "Yayo" takes after that.
 
That is a great emotional performance of MDM, and I know I'm beginning to sound like a broken record on this, but I believe her performance at Òran Mór in Glasgow remains her best (although I do love the way she wails "I'm fine" on some other live performances, like Hackney I think). She nails all the tricks, does some great scatting, and way she screams "I don't know" at 3:03 gives me chills. If she hadn't forgotten to sing into her microphone at one point, it would be perfect. Perhaps she sang it so well here because Barrie was probably there.
 
 
 
Some other great moments:
- The high vocal harmonies in "Serial Killer"
- The intros to "Kinda Outta Luck" & "She's Not Me"
- Some of the breathier vocals on AKA, especially "Kill Kill", "Jump" and "Mermaid Motel"
- "Goddamn, goddamn" in live version of "Pawn Shop Blues"
- "Mmmmmmm" at the end of the chorus in "Video Games" and at the end of some lines in the chorus of "Kill Kill"
- "Pushing up my (moans) in your face, in your face" in "Go Go Dancer"
- "Not even they" and "their heavy words" in "Radio"
- Alterna-rock live version of "Brite Lights", the whole thing
- "Come on, come on" in "For K Part 2 (Demo)"
- "savior" in Kinda Outta Luck

See my siggy photo, please and thank you.

I think this is the most anticipated part of all the lyrics in all her songs for me

It's so perfect.

 
He said, “Lana Ray, will you serve me lemonade”

and I said, “Yes, Bill, I will, it’s the day of the parade

And you look even more handsome than you did the day that I left you

How do you spend your nights, honey, still watching TV

I long to be in your arms honey, come back to me please”

When she sings "you said I’d never make it out of here alive, at the rate I was going, I’d be lucky to die" and "I said, he loves my heart-shaped sunglasses, he loves the heart shape my ass is" in Every Man Gets Him Wish.

That whole bridge Makes it pretty close for me, but when that "Mermaid Motel" chorus kicks in I'm instantly a burlesque dancer and that counts for something.

Can we do live performances? If so, this:
There are two moments for me. First, when she does the chorus at 2:48 and she's bellowing and it sounds so emotional and you can see it from her voice that it's coming from a very deep place. The second moment is directly after when she sings along to what sounds like could be a saxophone solo. I love that and wish it could be on the album version.
 
As far as studio material goes, in Every Man Gets His Wish the lines:
I was working down in the corner cafe
You would drive by in the Chevrolet
Whistle at me as my hips go sway
"Lana Del Rey how you get that way?"
 
I just smile. It's so sweet and classic Lana to me.

in on our way omfg
after the last chorus in the song, she just keeps singing 'were on our way, were on our wa-a-a-ay'
that always gets me
it sounds so emotional and feels so depressingly beautiful
idk how to describe it but she sings with this kind of pain in her voice and i feel like it hints at that desperation she had to run away on a roadtrip forever with her man, but is bittersweet because the love ended
idk i sound stupid but so many feels in that part
makes me want to cry

Fify

So many, but here are a few of my highlights...
 
Oh Say Can You See - "The voice of Nirvana says, Come as you are" she sounds like an angel, but it annoys me the way she says "and I will" right after!
Never Let Me Go - The intro, especially the really faint humming in the background. 
Brite Lites - the whole "The film is fading, look at me" part
Cola - The high note 
Gangsta Boy -  Boopboopwhoopdeeydoo, Ow!
 
National Anthem - I can't get over how she sang the last line of the final chorus when I saw her on Friday, she was just so close and it was magical! 

so many 
- Brite Lites 'The films fading look at me' part 
- The strings at the beginning of BTD. Heavenly. 
- Strings at the beginning of Lolita (BTD) 
- Radio, when the chorus kicks in. 
- All of Body Electric. 
- Never Let Me Go is just all round beautiful. 
- When she starts yelling in Noir. Gives me a what the fuck moment of joy. 
-The intro to Ghetto Baby. 
- Pushing up my uhhhh in your face. 
 
too many 

I feel like this could well be the longest reply I have ever written because there are so many Lana things I love in so many of her songs.
 
- I love pretty much every single lyrics in 'Pawn Shop Blues', but especially the line; In the name of higher consciousness, I let the best man I knew go. It's my favourite song, the tone and the lyrics just match so well, and I must have listened to it a thousand times when I broke up with my boyfriend. 
- I love the way she sings 'Think I'll miss you forever' is Summertime Sadness
- The little laugh in Motel 6 when she says 'Baby you can buy me Diet Mountain Dew and we'll get right down to it, me and you'
- The beginning of Dark Paradise; All my friends tell me I should move on, I'm lying in the ocean singing your song.
- Body Electric gives me shivers. I don't know what about it does, but it just does.
- For K makes me want to cry. It's beautiful and sad and I can't control my emotions when I listen to it. Especially the lyrics 'Is this what you wished? Did you wanna die?'
- The lyrics I know I wanted all this in the beginning, I really tried, I know I caught you at a not so happy time of your life in Junky Pride.
- The 'ray-ray's' in Raise Me Up, especially those at the end. 
- The feel of 'Trash Magic'. I don't know how else to explain it. Just the quiet, haunting, simplicity of it. 
- Video Games. It took me quite a long time to like this song, but now I adore it. I love her ability to turn the simple action of playing video games with someone you love into a song.
- Yayo. That song just defeats me. Hello heaven, you are a tunnel lined with yellow lights on a dark night. 

So "Utah love" from Queen of the Gas Station now has a meaning.
 
She once called Pawn Shop Blues "Bread and Oranges"? Doesn't she mean "Bread and Lunches"?
 
"For K Part 2" has been posted alongside Money Hunny and PSB, might there be an acoustic demo?!
 
Oh my god this is so cute:
 

 
I will, Lizzi, I'll got listen right now