genghis khan

Everyone thinks they want one thing, and then find out it wasn't what they wanted. Everyone has conflicting desires. Are you yourself any less hypocritical than her, or is it just easier to critisize lana because she makes her feelings and her journey public?

Everyone thinks they want one thing, and then find out it wasn't what they wanted. Everyone has conflicting desires. Are you yourself any less hypocritical than her, or is it just easier to critisize lana because she makes her feelings and her journey public?

Lana needs to work with British producers again because they knew exactly how to give something different

I could be wrong but I think what @Deadly Cruel Girl was trynna say is that society absolutely teaches women that they need to be up 'round your neck and point to the ceiling and if they don't, they need "fixing". Fuck that. Boobs come in all shapes and sizes
Lana has nice boobs, let's move on, or take the discussion to the Lana Del Rey's Breast thread

 
 

friendly reminder that you dont have to put other women down to lift yourself up (:

From Religion I thought "In the eye we'll stay" was "In thee I will stay" 

i definitely have more but i can't think of them right now

it's true that most people jump to reactions before fully understanding what they read but it's also true that there are ways of saying something in a way to avoid misunderstanding 

when was this?

when was this?

She‘s on LB too @IanadeIrey 

Maybe not intentional on her part but I like the idea that this could've been tucked into her subconscious. She did study philosophy after all, with an interest in religion. I like this parallel a lot

The way Lana spins in white dress reminds me of a dervish. Especially the way it's while she sings "makes me feel... makes me feel like a God". It's very powerful, I wonder if it was an intentional resemblance.
 
I guess it would be weird to think of her having an Islamic influence. But hey... why not...

(a dervish is a kind of mystic muslim, like here )
 

oooohhhhh the girls are  about to fightttt 

oooohhhhh the girls are  about to fightttt 

oooohhhhh the girls are  about to fightttt 

oooohhhhh the girls are  about to fightttt 

oooohhhhh the girls are  about to fightttt 

oooohhhhh the girls are  about to fightttt 

If Lana is smart, she will leave QFTC, in and of itself, in the past, dead and buried.
 
Personally, I doubt she's going to be very specific in the targets of her anger. On all of BB, the only definite target was her mother, and, to a lesser degree, her father for not "stepping in," on WFWF. The anger at her critics on BBS suit was so mild as to be something the average listener might not even notice. 'Arcadia' was fairly mild too. I'm sure a lot of people might say, 'Wow, what a lovely song' and miss the ending lyrics altogether. 
 
Look at Tori Amos--she's been spewing righteous anger for 30 years, and her targets have always been extremely broad in terms of her lyrics (unlike her interviews, where she has been extremely specific, and to her detriment, IMO)---record labels, 'the patriarchy,' and only some aspects of the Christian Church. And, on one song, Courtney Love ('Professional Widow'); but even regarding that song, she said in interviews she did not wish to it discuss, as "we have friends in common."  
 
Similarly, most of Fiona Apple's songs are angry, but the target is usually "you," an ex-lover or ex-boyfriend, or current lover/boyfriend. 

you don't need to worry about that here  

you don't need to worry about that here  

you don't need to worry about that here  

you don't need to worry about that here  

you don't need to worry about that here