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I think the lighting might be why her hair color has a grey cast here...just a couple of days ago, the closeup of her in the car in natural light, it was a gorgeous light blonde. She looks stunning there, with pink lip gloss and no lash extensions. She looks like grownup Lizzy. So let’s see photos in better light before critiquing the color.
 
As for the rest, part of what’s beautiful about women is that our bodies aren’t meant to stay static. We wax and wane like the moon, babe. Just part of our magic.

I think the lighting might be why her hair color has a grey cast here...just a couple of days ago, the closeup of her in the car in natural light, it was a gorgeous light blonde. She looks stunning there, with pink lip gloss and no lash extensions. She looks like grownup Lizzy. So let’s see photos in better light before critiquing the color.
 
As for the rest, part of what’s beautiful about women is that our bodies aren’t meant to stay static. We wax and wane like the moon, babe. Just part of our magic.

She had dreams of being a beautiful poet... and now they are coming true. The poetry inside of her is warm like a gun.

I don't think of Coachella as at all representative of her work though...she wrote it fast and wanted to share it because it was timely; it probably should have been a single and not on the album. I think of Looking for America as the corrective--the idea of Coachella, but done right, both musically and by being a standalone single. 
 
Since "country club" has nothing to do with "country music" I really doubt the album will sound country. If anything a "country club" makes me think midcentury preppy vibes but kinda fucked up (the "chemtrails" part). So...David Lynch teas, basically. 

Lana can have lyrics that are actually quite angry or are insulting someone (an ex, usually) but she sounds so chill about it...for example, sweetly singing "if you were me, and I was you, I'd get out of my way" or (my fave) "you can be a bad mofo but that don't make you a man." So, I don't think the album will sound angry, like thrash metal or anything ( ) but the lyrics may deal with the issues she's been talking about, like slut-shaming, in a direct way.
 
Ice queen putting the world on blast, love it.  

Springsteen is the King, dontcha think?
 
I was like, hell yeah, that guy loves our Queen! 
 
   
 
Game recognizes game. We love to see it.   

Lana can have lyrics that are actually quite angry or are insulting someone (an ex, usually) but she sounds so chill about it...for example, sweetly singing "if you were me, and I was you, I'd get out of my way" or (my fave) "you can be a bad mofo but that don't make you a man." So, I don't think the album will sound angry, like thrash metal or anything ( ) but the lyrics may deal with the issues she's been talking about, like slut-shaming, in a direct way.
 
Ice queen putting the world on blast, love it.  

Lana can have lyrics that are actually quite angry or are insulting someone (an ex, usually) but she sounds so chill about it...for example, sweetly singing "if you were me, and I was you, I'd get out of my way" or (my fave) "you can be a bad mofo but that don't make you a man." So, I don't think the album will sound angry, like thrash metal or anything ( ) but the lyrics may deal with the issues she's been talking about, like slut-shaming, in a direct way.
 
Ice queen putting the world on blast, love it.  

Springsteen is the King, dontcha think?
 
I was like, hell yeah, that guy loves our Queen! 
 
   
 
Game recognizes game. We love to see it.   

Springsteen is the King, dontcha think?
 
I was like, hell yeah, that guy loves our Queen! 
 
   
 
Game recognizes game. We love to see it.   

Springsteen is the King, dontcha think?
 
I was like, hell yeah, that guy loves our Queen! 
 
   
 
Game recognizes game. We love to see it.   

Springsteen is the King, dontcha think?
 
I was like, hell yeah, that guy loves our Queen! 
 
   
 
Game recognizes game. We love to see it.   

I don't think of Coachella as at all representative of her work though...she wrote it fast and wanted to share it because it was timely; it probably should have been a single and not on the album. I think of Looking for America as the corrective--the idea of Coachella, but done right, both musically and by being a standalone single. 
 
Since "country club" has nothing to do with "country music" I really doubt the album will sound country. If anything a "country club" makes me think midcentury preppy vibes but kinda fucked up (the "chemtrails" part). So...David Lynch teas, basically. 

I don't think of Coachella as at all representative of her work though...she wrote it fast and wanted to share it because it was timely; it probably should have been a single and not on the album. I think of Looking for America as the corrective--the idea of Coachella, but done right, both musically and by being a standalone single. 
 
Since "country club" has nothing to do with "country music" I really doubt the album will sound country. If anything a "country club" makes me think midcentury preppy vibes but kinda fucked up (the "chemtrails" part). So...David Lynch teas, basically. 

I don't think of Coachella as at all representative of her work though...she wrote it fast and wanted to share it because it was timely; it probably should have been a single and not on the album. I think of Looking for America as the corrective--the idea of Coachella, but done right, both musically and by being a standalone single. 
 
Since "country club" has nothing to do with "country music" I really doubt the album will sound country. If anything a "country club" makes me think midcentury preppy vibes but kinda fucked up (the "chemtrails" part). So...David Lynch teas, basically. 

I don't think of Coachella as at all representative of her work though...she wrote it fast and wanted to share it because it was timely; it probably should have been a single and not on the album. I think of Looking for America as the corrective--the idea of Coachella, but done right, both musically and by being a standalone single. 
 
Since "country club" has nothing to do with "country music" I really doubt the album will sound country. If anything a "country club" makes me think midcentury preppy vibes but kinda fucked up (the "chemtrails" part). So...David Lynch teas, basically. 

I don't think of Coachella as at all representative of her work though...she wrote it fast and wanted to share it because it was timely; it probably should have been a single and not on the album. I think of Looking for America as the corrective--the idea of Coachella, but done right, both musically and by being a standalone single. 
 
Since "country club" has nothing to do with "country music" I really doubt the album will sound country. If anything a "country club" makes me think midcentury preppy vibes but kinda fucked up (the "chemtrails" part). So...David Lynch teas, basically. 

I don't think of Coachella as at all representative of her work though...she wrote it fast and wanted to share it because it was timely; it probably should have been a single and not on the album. I think of Looking for America as the corrective--the idea of Coachella, but done right, both musically and by being a standalone single. 
 
Since "country club" has nothing to do with "country music" I really doubt the album will sound country. If anything a "country club" makes me think midcentury preppy vibes but kinda fucked up (the "chemtrails" part). So...David Lynch teas, basically. 

Springsteen is the King, dontcha think?
 
I was like, hell yeah, that guy loves our Queen! 
 
   
 
Game recognizes game. We love to see it.   

I don't think of Coachella as at all representative of her work though...she wrote it fast and wanted to share it because it was timely; it probably should have been a single and not on the album. I think of Looking for America as the corrective--the idea of Coachella, but done right, both musically and by being a standalone single. 
 
Since "country club" has nothing to do with "country music" I really doubt the album will sound country. If anything a "country club" makes me think midcentury preppy vibes but kinda fucked up (the "chemtrails" part). So...David Lynch teas, basically. 

I don't think of Coachella as at all representative of her work though...she wrote it fast and wanted to share it because it was timely; it probably should have been a single and not on the album. I think of Looking for America as the corrective--the idea of Coachella, but done right, both musically and by being a standalone single. 
 
Since "country club" has nothing to do with "country music" I really doubt the album will sound country. If anything a "country club" makes me think midcentury preppy vibes but kinda fucked up (the "chemtrails" part). So...David Lynch teas, basically. 

I don't think of Coachella as at all representative of her work though...she wrote it fast and wanted to share it because it was timely; it probably should have been a single and not on the album. I think of Looking for America as the corrective--the idea of Coachella, but done right, both musically and by being a standalone single. 
 
Since "country club" has nothing to do with "country music" I really doubt the album will sound country. If anything a "country club" makes me think midcentury preppy vibes but kinda fucked up (the "chemtrails" part). So...David Lynch teas, basically. 

I don't think of Coachella as at all representative of her work though...she wrote it fast and wanted to share it because it was timely; it probably should have been a single and not on the album. I think of Looking for America as the corrective--the idea of Coachella, but done right, both musically and by being a standalone single. 
 
Since "country club" has nothing to do with "country music" I really doubt the album will sound country. If anything a "country club" makes me think midcentury preppy vibes but kinda fucked up (the "chemtrails" part). So...David Lynch teas, basically. 

Imagine if Lana released an anthem like Gaslighter by The Chicks omg.

Springsteen is the King, dontcha think?
 
I was like, hell yeah, that guy loves our Queen! 
 
   
 
Game recognizes game. We love to see it.