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    1 minute ago, Atlantis said:
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    wanted to add smth. this feeling she’s expressing is so fucking powerful and unheard of in music nowadays (at least in my experience).

    when you are a kid you are subject to your parents’ influence so much, and this is often taken for granted but the way people are raised has an enormous impact. i really relate to the idea of having specific wishes and inclinations that would normally make one seem like a misfit. and when it’s your parents who encourage this feeling of not belonging, that really is heavy.

     

    then you grow up and you realize all these things, that you felt wrong bc of how your “”””being wrong”””” was handled by your family and not necessarily as an objective trait. THANK YOU lana for putting this into a song. i started looking back to my childhood and my parents’ actions and principles since blue banisters came out, that opened up a whole new journey of introspection for me since lana mentioned the whole karmic lineage thing. 

    and i love that she is going even deeper now. 

     

    she is really telling how she just innocently wanted to live some kind of life and couldn’t. now she is in a better and more mature place and is able to comprehend how her mom (or whoever else) played a role in this. the line “what the fuck’s wrong in your head…” is so powerful to me bc of this. there is no bigger rage than telling your parents how fucked up they were for making some choices that you could not even remotely oppose to. but when you grow up you can actually have a confrontation and say “you really fucked up for this”

     

    again, this is just how i relate some of the lyrics to my life. not saying she’s implying all this!

     

    I have to hand off my title of #1 Little Fingertipster to @Atlantis. I love how much you love this song!! (and will continue to eat up everything you say about it):oprah:

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    Telomere length shortens with age. Progressive shortening of telomeres leads to senescence, apoptosis, or oncogenic transformation of somatic cells, affecting the health and lifespan of an individual. Shorter telomeres have been associated with increased incidence of diseases and poor survival.

     

    Truly her most existential and complex song EVER

     

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    3 minutes ago, WhitehotOcean said:

    i did spotify premium 3 months ago and now it is about to end, i think i’m going to pay, i’m doing it especially for listening to ocean blvd in order

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    have u been able to decide what u prefer between grandfather and fingertips? :bebe:

     

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    Fingertips, but Grandfather is like a centimeter behind it...instant top tens :bebe:

     

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    Caroline, will you be with me? 

    Will the baby be alright? 

    Will I have one of mine? 

    Can I handle it 

    Even if I do? 

    You said that I might 

    It’s not fair, or so they said 

    To carry a child 

    I guess I’ll be fine… 

      

    It wasn’t my idea 

    The cocktail of things 

    That twist neurons inside 

    But without them 

    I’d die 

      

    They say there’s irony in the music 

    It’s a tragedy, I 

    See nothing Greek in it
      

    Give me a mausoleum
    In Rhode Island
    With dad, Grandma, Grandpa, and Dave 

    Who hung himself real high 

    In the National Park sky 

    It’s a shame 

    And I’m crying right now 

    To get to you, save you 

    If I take my life 

     

    THIS SONG IS SO FUCKING HEAVY :crying4:

     

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