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This genuinely made me smile! I appreciate this so much!!

This probably isn’t intentional, but I love how the last line/word of Lana’s albums normally embodies the record super well. 
 
For example, the last word of UV was “alone,” the last word of Honeymoon was “misunderstood,” and the last word of LFL was “blue.” The same applies to the last line of BTD, Paradise, & NFR. 
 
Specific to COCC, the last word of the record will be “free,” and I think that’s really fitting for the themes she’s expressed in the recent singles. 

I hadn’t considered the deluxe/bonus track editions!! This is a good point, and it still makes so much sense. Lana’s mind

This probably isn’t intentional, but I love how the last line/word of Lana’s albums normally embodies the record super well. 
 
For example, the last word of UV was “alone,” the last word of Honeymoon was “misunderstood,” and the last word of LFL was “blue.” The same applies to the last line of BTD, Paradise, & NFR. 
 
Specific to COCC, the last word of the record will be “free,” and I think that’s really fitting for the themes she’s expressed in the recent singles. 

This probably isn’t intentional, but I love how the last line/word of Lana’s albums normally embodies the record super well. 
 
For example, the last word of UV was “alone,” the last word of Honeymoon was “misunderstood,” and the last word of LFL was “blue.” The same applies to the last line of BTD, Paradise, & NFR. 
 
Specific to COCC, the last word of the record will be “free,” and I think that’s really fitting for the themes she’s expressed in the recent singles. 

I hadn’t considered the deluxe/bonus track editions!! This is a good point, and it still makes so much sense. Lana’s mind

This genuinely made me smile! I appreciate this so much!!

This probably isn’t intentional, but I love how the last line/word of Lana’s albums normally embodies the record super well. 
 
For example, the last word of UV was “alone,” the last word of Honeymoon was “misunderstood,” and the last word of LFL was “blue.” The same applies to the last line of BTD, Paradise, & NFR. 
 
Specific to COCC, the last word of the record will be “free,” and I think that’s really fitting for the themes she’s expressed in the recent singles. 

This is exactly how I feel about NFR’s less lyrically nuanced moments. In those moments where she wasn’t being super poetic or “insightful,” she was delivering really on-the-spot & honest emotional expression. 

I think the chorus of Cinnamon Girl is a great example of this; it’s not particularly complex from a lyrical standpoint, but it verbalizes a lot of unspoken and implicit hesitations, and she manages to deliver the lines in such a way that is both intimate and vulnerable.
 

This probably isn’t intentional, but I love how the last line/word of Lana’s albums normally embodies the record super well. 
 
For example, the last word of UV was “alone,” the last word of Honeymoon was “misunderstood,” and the last word of LFL was “blue.” The same applies to the last line of BTD, Paradise, & NFR. 
 
Specific to COCC, the last word of the record will be “free,” and I think that’s really fitting for the themes she’s expressed in the recent singles. 

I hadn’t considered the deluxe/bonus track editions!! This is a good point, and it still makes so much sense. Lana’s mind

banned for having a brilliant mind, we could never! 

sativa

This probably isn’t intentional, but I love how the last line/word of Lana’s albums normally embodies the record super well. 
 
For example, the last word of UV was “alone,” the last word of Honeymoon was “misunderstood,” and the last word of LFL was “blue.” The same applies to the last line of BTD, Paradise, & NFR. 
 
Specific to COCC, the last word of the record will be “free,” and I think that’s really fitting for the themes she’s expressed in the recent singles. 

This probably isn’t intentional, but I love how the last line/word of Lana’s albums normally embodies the record super well. 
 
For example, the last word of UV was “alone,” the last word of Honeymoon was “misunderstood,” and the last word of LFL was “blue.” The same applies to the last line of BTD, Paradise, & NFR. 
 
Specific to COCC, the last word of the record will be “free,” and I think that’s really fitting for the themes she’s expressed in the recent singles. 

I hadn’t considered the deluxe/bonus track editions!! This is a good point, and it still makes so much sense. Lana’s mind

I hadn’t considered the deluxe/bonus track editions!! This is a good point, and it still makes so much sense. Lana’s mind

This probably isn’t intentional, but I love how the last line/word of Lana’s albums normally embodies the record super well. 
 
For example, the last word of UV was “alone,” the last word of Honeymoon was “misunderstood,” and the last word of LFL was “blue.” The same applies to the last line of BTD, Paradise, & NFR. 
 
Specific to COCC, the last word of the record will be “free,” and I think that’s really fitting for the themes she’s expressed in the recent singles. 

OMG. I wonder if you'll get it before the 19th if you pre-order
I'm most looking forward to that, TJF and White Dress

This probably isn’t intentional, but I love how the last line/word of Lana’s albums normally embodies the record super well. 
 
For example, the last word of UV was “alone,” the last word of Honeymoon was “misunderstood,” and the last word of LFL was “blue.” The same applies to the last line of BTD, Paradise, & NFR. 
 
Specific to COCC, the last word of the record will be “free,” and I think that’s really fitting for the themes she’s expressed in the recent singles. 

dark but just a game... 
that title reminds me of something very upsetting (not a personal experience) and i feel like it's a little too intense to casually throw around on here without knowing what the song sounds like or is about...
but it's a very dark and emotional title that reminds me of fear and cruelty – it could be a lighter song, i have no clue, but the title just feels heavy to me

This probably isn’t intentional, but I love how the last line/word of Lana’s albums normally embodies the record super well. 
 
For example, the last word of UV was “alone,” the last word of Honeymoon was “misunderstood,” and the last word of LFL was “blue.” The same applies to the last line of BTD, Paradise, & NFR. 
 
Specific to COCC, the last word of the record will be “free,” and I think that’s really fitting for the themes she’s expressed in the recent singles. 

This genuinely made me smile! I appreciate this so much!!

This probably isn’t intentional, but I love how the last line/word of Lana’s albums normally embodies the record super well. 
 
For example, the last word of UV was “alone,” the last word of Honeymoon was “misunderstood,” and the last word of LFL was “blue.” The same applies to the last line of BTD, Paradise, & NFR. 
 
Specific to COCC, the last word of the record will be “free,” and I think that’s really fitting for the themes she’s expressed in the recent singles. 

This probably isn’t intentional, but I love how the last line/word of Lana’s albums normally embodies the record super well. 
 
For example, the last word of UV was “alone,” the last word of Honeymoon was “misunderstood,” and the last word of LFL was “blue.” The same applies to the last line of BTD, Paradise, & NFR. 
 
Specific to COCC, the last word of the record will be “free,” and I think that’s really fitting for the themes she’s expressed in the recent singles.