Evergreen

An album without the album trailer is not an album

An album without the album trailer is not an album

Loved You Then wasn't written for COCC either (BOZ confirmed it). It's like Yosemite

An album without the album trailer is not an album

An album without the album trailer is not an album

Loved You Then wasn't written for COCC either (BOZ confirmed it). It's like Yosemite

An album without the album trailer is not an album

i think this album could be "revenge" in the sense that she's being completely honest and unapologetic about her struggles, the media has always slammed her for talking about heavy topics in her music, for having "daddy issues", and how she potrays herself as a woman, in text book, she talks about her "daddy issues" yet she isn't talking about it in a way where she feels ashamed, it's like she's saying "yeah, maybe i do have daddy issues, sometimes i had a strained or unfulfilling relationship with my father, that's just the way it is" or in wildflower wildfire, which talks about her very strained relationship with her mother, where she's recalling what she's been through, but it ends in a very cathartic way, where she's saying "yeah, this woman has put me through hell, yet i've learned from it" i think her unapologetic honesty and her drive for catharsis is her revenge, but i wouldn't doubt that ldr9 will talk about these topics as well

An album without the album trailer is not an album

An album without the album trailer is not an album

An album without the album trailer is not an album

An album without the album trailer is not an album

And the lyrics for a new Lana song at the same time

And the lyrics for a new Lana song at the same time

And the lyrics for a new Lana song at the same time

Lol about your BB comment 
about the BLM line, here’s my analysis of it, because it took me a long time to see how the line made sense... Text Book is all about daddy issues... and her relationship with Sean was all about that, from an external POV. And he was a cop. Although I don’t think they were still together at that moment of the marches, the song is written as if the cop BF saw, at the marches,  that she was not conservative or racist like him. And it was the breaking point. I could be totally wrong honestly and it’s one of her tougher songs to know what it’s about, but that’s how I explain the BLM line in the context of the song. 
 

tell me you have no analytical skills without telling me you have no analytical skills. 

banisters: something you grab on to for support, to prop you up and to guide you while you climb and descend a staircase, without falling. 
 
blue: usually represents sadness, melancholy. Also represents stability and consistency. I think the latter definition applies here. 
 
green: represents growth, harmony, wealth. 
 
grey: represents balance and neutrality. 
 
“blue banisters”: a consistent, albeit potentially melancholic, support system in her life. A man who only comes in May, and is perhaps absent otherwise. 
 
“And now my banisters are green and grey”: her support system is in harmony, balance, wealth of emotional support. Her sisters who are always surrounding her. Who come to her often to help her paint the blues green and grey. 

Lana right now doing 20 albums simultaneously to appeal to every LanaBoards user's taste in music and their vision:

And the lyrics for a new Lana song at the same time

And the lyrics for a new Lana song at the same time

And the lyrics for a new Lana song at the same time

And the lyrics for a new Lana song at the same time

And the lyrics for a new Lana song at the same time

And the lyrics for a new Lana song at the same time

Lana right now doing 20 albums simultaneously to appeal to every LanaBoards user's taste in music and their vision: