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I hope you remember me like this
Dancing in the stars in my sundress
I was just a dreamer, no stress
And battles lines became paradise next to you
 
You been working hard 9 to 5 and
I'm doing my part in trying
Just make you smile and get happy
Like daddy used to say to me:
"When you're young and free,
stop and think of me"
Staying together is heaven when you look so good
And you taste so sweet
 
Never let me go
Boy hang on me
Staying together forever, it's heaven when you taste so sweet
 
When you're young and free

I think this is the best Lana leak we've ever had. The lyrics, the music, the way Lana sings...perfect.

The studio version of Yayo is way too slow. I think the original version is much better. 

I had a dream were she was singing a new song for me and then I woke up... I can't forgive myself that I didn't write the lyrics down because it was the best song on the planet....

For You & In Wendy.... and nooo, More Mountains is my favorite

Its horrible, she looks beyond bored, practically about to roll her eyes.

Reading all of this, am I a monster? because literally all of your least favorite songs are my favorite songs.
Daddy Issues is so incredible, and how dare any of you say JFK?!?!?!?!?!?! One of the best imo?!?! I'm confused, I like all of these so much, haha. 
 
 
Sirens hate?   

How could I forget "We get DOWN, every friday NIGHT, dancin' and grindin' in the pale moonlight, Grand Ole OPRY..." The way she pronounces those lines is hypnotizing.
 
Also when she hits those high notes in Cola I'm like 

I'm not talking about your favorite song, or your favorite lyric. I'm talking about the moment in a song that makes it special, that you find yourself waiting for and anticipating. Production elements, a particular accent or vocal trick used, kicking in of a certain instrument...all this applies. However, this is exclusively Lana.
 
 
For me, it's the final chorus of "Mermaid Motel". I don't know the musical jargon of the technique she uses there in her vocals (Monicker could probably teach me a thing or two), but it's absolutely mesmerizing and a real contender for one of the most brilliant, effective decisions she's made in her music. How's that for a grand statement? Even if the credit goes to David Kahne for that last chorus, maybe that's just confirmation of what a dream team they were. It just instantly stops me, the way it seems almost...turned inside out? Just go listen to it, it starts at 3:02.
 
 
 
While I did wanna share that, I'm really interested to know your musical moments with Lana. Anticipating some "dark nights" from "Yayo", don't disappoint me

u r edgy wow

It's so cute how she listens to her own music. Lol 

This is so Lana 

probably something like this
 
 
 

Lol omg you're really gonna bring that into this? There's a difference between giving someone advice on Possible depression and pressuring someone to change their physical appearance which doesn't help anyone in any situation..

That's so Lana
I hope she sang MDM then