GodBlessMe

It will forever bother me that this song wasn't on the standard version of UV tbh.

I want Chris, Jonathan Wilson, and Tame Impala producing the new album. 10 tracks only. Running storyline and cohesive sound.

He liked this tweet about her. He produced Beach House and Grizzly Bear's albums. Also did a lot of work for the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Slowdive, TV on the Radio.
 
http://twitter.com/suburbannature/status/964482426197233665
 
I'm posting this here so Lana or her team will see it and make it happen. 

It will forever bother me that this song wasn't on the standard version of UV tbh.

So the lyrics are bad because she doesn't say the title in them?

Wouldn't it be kind of cool if this song was like a sequel to Yoko's "Tomorrow Way Never Come". It would kind of make sense since it's a duet with Sean. 
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xg-o0DRTRfg

God bless America and the full spectrum of gender and sexuality and every imaginable nationality, religion and political ideology in it.

I love the lyrics. They seem like Lana is totally detached from everything in the world and I think it's a really interesting contrast to songs like Coachella and GBA. 
 
"It's so sweet, pouring you a drink
and pretending that nothing means anything"

These are perhaps my favorite lyrics she's ever written. There's something totally breath taking about them that I can't explain.

Thom Yorke is honestly so hypocritical. So much for being anti-capitalist smh 

I think this all plays into a very sad, recent trend of older musicians filing frivolous lawsuits against younger, current musicians. It's been happening so much recently and I think it's really discouraging to see how desperate and vicious older acts are when the opportunity to monetize. Current artists grow up listening to these songs and it's only natural that some of that would come out in certain melodies that sound similar. Thom Yorke is extremely financially secure, in no way does he need (nor deserve) 100%. I think it's such a dangerous artistic prescient to be setting restricting artistic expression.

Thom Yorke is honestly so hypocritical. So much for being anti-capitalist smh 

Thom Yorke is honestly so hypocritical. So much for being anti-capitalist smh 

Thom Yorke is honestly so hypocritical. So much for being anti-capitalist smh 

There's something about the vagueness of these lyrics that make them really interesting.

My only fear is that the live drums in the snippet will be replaced with cheap trap beats in the studio version.

This is my favorite song after Heroin. It's just so catchy and addictive. "said you're a wild mustang" haunts me.

Tbh I prefer the Sad Girl lyrics to Ultraviolence ones. "He used to call me D.N" "Crying tears of gold like lemonade"

Tbh I prefer the Sad Girl lyrics to Ultraviolence ones. "He used to call me D.N" "Crying tears of gold like lemonade"

omg really? what a mess tbh

I'm pretty sure these are the lyrics in the bridge:
 
My rose garden dreams
Set on fire by fiends
And all my black beaches
My celluloid scenes
Are torn at the seams
And I fall to pieces
I fall to pieces
When I'm with you

I met Sky a few days ago  I went to a Marching Church concert (her boyfriends band) and suddenly I realized I was standing right next to her. I wanted to say something like "So where's masochism??" but I just told her I loved her music lmao and she was like "thanks". But she was extremely pretty and looked really healthy. 

Shades of Cool and Love boring?.....
 

she should have used Groupie Love for the first part. and White Mustang for the second part.