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Dark Blue
Dark Blue

wow that killed me, i was so fuckin excited

i want the videos back   not necessarily the big budget - but the way they tell a story 
lanas songs will always be about men n thats the way i like it 

Who knows tbh She might actually be on here as a lurker on something or been on here a couple of times in the past    If I was famous my curiosity/ego would get the better.I'd love to see what my fans are saying about me on a board/site made in my honor
 
Her management must be on here though occasionally...

Chorus:
Burnt Nortoooon
Burnt Nortoooon
Burnt Nortoooon
Ooooh Oooooooh
Dark Blue

Jealousy :3 he can live out his fandom like noone else here

All my imaginary conversations with Lana involve me asking really invasive questions and her walking out.
 
Also, I like how this project is named after a bonus track.

Saw this yesterday, it looks really random.
All them photos look like they were taken on the same day since Lana is wearing all the same clothes, so is this just James writing about a day out with Lana lol?

Quick, release FLIPSIDE as a single for #promo ~

My biggest hope is that the "real" conversations are honest and clear up confusion. Yet I have a feeling this book will plunge us into further turmoil regarding the enigma that is Lana and her life can't wait though

get dat praise b..
 
 
It's strange to think that, once upon a time, the fuss about Lana Del Rey all hinged upon reinvention. As word of her old-timey heartache-pop spread quickly in October 2011 with the phenomenal viral success of 'Video Games', so did debate about just how "real" the character on-screen was. The transformation of New York singer Lizzie Grant into the "gangster Nancy Sinatra" saw her accused by some of the terrible, treacherous crime of inauthenticity. "It's all an act!" cried commenters, as her past was dragged up by internet sleuths. One of the most magical things about pop music is how it allows people to make their own beginnings and choose their own stories, whether it's Brixton lad David Jones becoming a dangerously sexy and androgynous rockstar alien or a dour Manchester youth called Steven Patrick ditching his first two names and become a provincial romantic poet instead. Like Bowie, or Morrissey, or Madonna or Prince before her, Del Rey was just evolving into something else. Which makes it interesting that, for the past four years, Lana has stuck pretty rigidly to the same blueprint. Sure, there's been the odd cosmetic change – a Black Key roped in on production duties here, switching clunky hip-hop affectations for laid-back desert rock there. In the end though, her aesthetic has stayed pretty much still, honed and honed towards arresting torch song perfection. 'Honeymoon', the first taste and title track from her forthcoming third album, suggests it's not going to change any time soon, either. This new track, dropped earlier today, is a sultry waltz with velvety strings that swell and sting, with Del Rey's voice sounding richer than ever before. We've been here before with Lana: a sweeping, gorgeous ballad that's big on faded glamour and fancy danger, that sounds like it could have been lifted from the Blue Velvet soundtrack or blaring out of the radio between news bulletins on the Black Dahlia murders. Read more at http://www.nme.com/blogs/nme-blogs/lana-del-rey-just-delivered-perhaps-her-most-heart-stopping-ballad-yet-with-new-single-honeymoon?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=lana#06ggl9b3311i3imW.99

anyone else think of jfk and the jfk assasination during the bridge though? 
 
"there are violets in your eyes"which kind of makes me think of how eyes may look after someone is dead
"there are guns that blaze around you".. well u know the part when he was shot.
"there are roses in between my thighs" Jackie Kennedy had a bouquet of roses on her lap when JFK was killed. i remember some interview where she talked about all the roses people had.
"its no wonder every man in town had neither fought nor found you" sort of has the same message of these lyrics "He was the king of the town with a crown that would never fall" ,"One in a million, inimitable song" 
 
maybe I'm reaching but i just thought i would share

honestly back when lana said ultra violence was so dark that it was almost unlistenable.. this is what i was hoping for

I love this. This sounds Lynchian and beautiful. I know I'm too hyped and everything but it shits all over UV (the track) and pretty much the whole album   
Her voice is steady and on point, the BTD dramatic strings are BACK ("Mr. Born to Lose" gave me feels too  )
 
It's less repetitive sounding then I thought it would be, but the rest of the album needs to have songs that are even less repetitive than this

omg shut up her selfies are life!!
 
and if being delusional means i'm a true diehard fan then sign me up for the crazy house.
 
also, telling us about these people before release kinda makes more people see & pay attention to them bc it's all they have.

I think maybe because people thought she was very strange at the beginning.

couldnt be bothered to read that grahams long ass posts, but i think maybe lanz was encouraged to make a persona by the record label/manager/whoever, possibly due to the fact that she tried the lizzy grant thing before? well i think it might have began like that but she definitely merged lizzy into lana, and now lana is just lizzy with a stage name.  
 
just my running thoughts tho dont think that even made sense

couldnt be bothered to read that grahams long ass posts, but i think maybe lanz was encouraged to make a persona by the record label/manager/whoever, possibly due to the fact that she tried the lizzy grant thing before? well i think it might have began like that but she definitely merged lizzy into lana, and now lana is just lizzy with a stage name.  
 
just my running thoughts tho dont think that even made sense

reading this like

are you bored?

Holy F*** man, what even are you trying to talk about? Try decaf next time. LOL.
 
Oh- by the way, your rant posts sounds completely irrelevant to any topic of discussion for Lana del rey anyway> I mean talking about a few artists from the 60 or 70's or whenever? seriously? what are you going on about? 
 
One word mate- disillusional bordering on mental issues..post all you want, you make no sense, but if you dont like the topic, thats too bad. good luck with the attitude.

if you feel the op (me), was posting a negative thread you are sadly mistaken. its niether negative or positive, very much factual and neutral.
if you dont like the thread you dont need to reply to it right? lol, besides nothing you mentioned was in any context to the op.
 
i probably love lana alot more than you think you do matey. as far as previous posts dude, look at your own. its highly questionable to many of us.
but go ahead post what ya like. its a free world, just dont insult anyone when you try to reply
 
bye

I just hope this director gives Lana great visuals. I just want Lana to be able to top the national anthem and the ride video, those are literally perfection