Greaser Prince

[Verse 1]
White lines, pretty baby, tattoos
Don't know what they mean
They're special, just for you
White palms, baking powder on the stove
Cooking up a dream, turning diamonds into snow
I feel you, pretty baby, feel me
Turn it up hot, loving you is free
I like it down, like it down way low
But you already know that
You already know

[Pre-Chorus]
Come on down to Florida
I got something for ya
We could see the kilos or the keys, baby, oh ya
Guns in the summertime
Chic-a-Cherry Cola lime
Prison doesn't nothing to me if you'll be by my s-

[Chorus]
Yayo, yayo, yayo
And all the dope fiends
Yayo, yayo, yayo

[Verse 2]
Zoom in my miles and gold hoops
You like your little baby like you like your drinks, cool
White lines, pretty daddy, go ski it
You snort it like a champ, like the winter were not in

[Pre-Chorus]
[Chorus]

[bridge]
We could get high Miami, ooh, dance the night away
People never die in Miami, that's what they all say
(You believe me, don't you baby?)

[Chorus]

Yayo, yayo, yayo
All the Floridians say
Yayo, yayo, yayo
All the Columbians say
Yayo, yayo, yayo
And all my girlfriends
Yayo, yayo, yayo

[Outro]
That's how I do it
Come on, pretty baby
White lines, pretty baby
Gold teeth, pretty baby
Dance the night away
 
I can feel it... this is my favorite song off the album.... It has some older Lana feels to it.

We are getting "Is This Happiness" on Friday.

https://itunes.apple.com/au/album/ultraviolence/id880097772

http://www.stereogum.com/1686119/new-brian-wilson-album-may-feature-lana-del-rey-frank-ocean-zooey-deschanel/news/
 
Will this finally bring @@Monicker back from the dead? 

Hello everyone! 
 
I have found another interview, forgive me if this has already been posted but I can't seem to find it anywhere else on the board.
I've done my best to translate it from French to English!
 
(Original Source here)
 
PS: The "OP Notes" are mine, just to elaborate certain quotes.
 
 
Q: Ultraviolence, why this title?
A: "The juxtaposition of "ultra", which gives a certain idea of luxury; and "violence" which, to me, reflects the sound of the album really well — it's chaotic but also street music. [OP note: In other words, the album has a very laid-back and down-to-earth feel.], melodic and sophisticating. Altogether then, [the word] Ultraviolence also means that I've lived between these two states; in my private life, a serene kind of love; in my professional life, a lot of negative press, in my opinion... "
 
Q: But sadness inspires you, no? 
A: "More so melancholy than sadness. This is where I've found amazing outcome, but I've also had many personal problems to overcome. I have a large family, lovely but complicated. I am responsible for my brother and my sister, who live with me. And I have some trouble moving from one world to the next." [OP Note: meaning, she has trouble finding balance between her personal and professional life.]
 
Q: You have also had some traumatizing years with regards to your problem with alcohol?
A: "Difficult, not traumatizing. You see.... I am alcohol-prone. In my family, we are all like that, through many generations. Drinking whiskey, it's in my genes! [laughs] As well as being a little off-the-wall."
 
Q: How did you cope with all the criticism about you? 
A: At the time, I was disappointed. When you release an album, you think it will go unnoticed [by the public], meaning, if it is listened to, it will be appreciated, [but] I never truly predicted that many people would listen to it, and that so many would have such bad things to say about it! As a result that means I've never made a single declaration [about it] because I didn't know what to say."
 
Q: Was it a masochist reaction?
A: "No, a lot of the attacks came from female journalists. I spoke to them, I knew what they thought. What's happened to me is a product of what journalism is today. The articles describe more the reactions from the critics listening to my music, [rather] than [focusing on] the songs themselves."
 
Q: Maybe it's because you like to take clichés and use them [appropriate them] for you?
A: "Exactly! In an interview they asked me, 'why do you speak about Marilyn Monroe or Elvis? It's really so cliché!' But I hardly know it because I lived in my own world for a long time. For me I have an intimate relationship with these stars. I've read and re-read their autobiographies. Like the man in my video, who is my tattooer, Mark Mahoney; someone who is very important to me, who has changed my life. In the video, "Tropico", there are also kitsch clichés."
 
Q: Your looks has changed, it's more rock... 
A: "They have criticized me, saying that I was fabricated, when I really wasn't all that different from any other girl. As a result, I tell myself that in showing myself more naturally, much like how I am in my life, the confusion will be less. At the same time, as soon as I want to prompt a reaction, I come across as the opposed, so..."

elle's pretty 'big' idk 

here are the images, my apologies!
 

 
 

 

Snippets of all of the songs:
http://www.allmusic.com/album/release/ultraviolence-deluxe-version-mr0004177140

Not the biggest fans of Kim or Kanye to be honest, but I do want to see what she wears, and publicity is publicity. And a kanye lana collab would have my support!

Oh Happy Day! 

SO GLAD THAT THE SINGLE COVER COMPLEMENTS THE LOOK OF THE ALBUM & OTHEE COVERD ahhh so cohesivr

It is? I only noticed her and Katy doing it. No ones saying she's copying her or whatever

This is the last release before the album and we've already heard the snippets, so I think it's a good decision.

anytime 

It's an app for iOS/Android. You take pictures with your camera and you can edit them a little, for example adding a text in the middle. Then you can send it to your friends with Snapchats. The interesting part is that the picture you have sent them disappears after 1 - 10 secs (you choose how much time they have to see it) and then your friends can't see it, and vice versa. People strongly believe that the pictures disappear forever but the creator had denied this recently lol.

When did this forum become filled with so many profane name-calling rude people? If I have to weed through uncalled for/ immature comments just to read a normal actual opinion of the song then I know it's out of hand. And I haven't even heard the song yet. 
 
not to be melodramatic or anything

When did this forum become filled with so many profane name-calling rude people? If I have to weed through uncalled for/ immature comments just to read a normal actual opinion of the song then I know it's out of hand. And I haven't even heard the song yet. 
 
not to be melodramatic or anything

When did this forum become filled with so many profane name-calling rude people? If I have to weed through uncalled for/ immature comments just to read a normal actual opinion of the song then I know it's out of hand. And I haven't even heard the song yet. 
 
not to be melodramatic or anything

When did this forum become filled with so many profane name-calling rude people? If I have to weed through uncalled for/ immature comments just to read a normal actual opinion of the song then I know it's out of hand. And I haven't even heard the song yet. 
 
not to be melodramatic or anything

When did this forum become filled with so many profane name-calling rude people? If I have to weed through uncalled for/ immature comments just to read a normal actual opinion of the song then I know it's out of hand. And I haven't even heard the song yet. 
 
not to be melodramatic or anything

When did this forum become filled with so many profane name-calling rude people? If I have to weed through uncalled for/ immature comments just to read a normal actual opinion of the song then I know it's out of hand. And I haven't even heard the song yet. 
 
not to be melodramatic or anything

The album's not even out yet, and there's already people saying it's going to suck because of this track  

Ultraviolence is the #8 song on iTunes already!