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It was written during the Ultraviolence era, yeah! the versions that we've heard were recorded in May 2013, to be more specific. More info on her wiki page She posted a snippet of Cherry Blossom in 2016 as a throwback thing so I can understand the confusion about the era though: It's so hot out today and all the birds are singing. I was reminded of a lullaby I wrote years ago called Cherry Blossom

She'll be presenting at the VMAs tonight.

Where are you seeing Final Conflict registered? I checked her pages on BMI and it's nowhere.

She's doing a Q&A on Instagram right now. Some information she's revealed: She also posted a snippet

Every leaked MM3 tracklist out right now is fake. I don't know which ones were posted to Dbree but I've seen so many hilarious fakes Someone added this to her Genius page and I laughed so hard

I can't find the posts themselves and I need a good giggle

Link?

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Hopefully this helps An album sampler containing 'nearly 19' tracks intended for Born to Die was sent to The Guardian. They reviewed it in an article from May 13, 2011. Full album sampler tracklist (from Lana Wiki): - "Are You Ready?" - "Blue Jeans" - "Born to Die" - "Carmen" - "Diet Mountain Dew" - "Driving in Cars with Boys" - "Hey Lolita Hey" - "Hundred Dollar Bill" - "Kinda Outta Luck" - "Live or Die" - "Million Dollar Man" - "National Anthem" - "Paris" - "Puppy Love" - "Put the Radio On" - "This Is What Makes Us Girls" - "Video Games" - "You Can Be the Boss" There's obviously still a lot more Born to Die sessions/outtakes recorded from 2008-2011 that weren't included on The Guardian's album sampler. For example, she had ten tracks available for streaming on her SoundCloud page on May 30, 2010 including both demos of album tracks and songs that were ultimately scrapped from the album. Dates listed next to the titles are SoundCloud upload dates. - "On Our Way" (March 22, 2010) - "Hundred Dollar Bill" (March 22, 2010) - "Velvet Crowbar" (March 22, 2010) - "Us Against the World" (March 22, 2010) - "Kinda Outta Luck" (March 22, 2010) - "You Can Be the Boss" (March 22, 2010) - "Diet Mountain Dew" (May 19, 2010) - "Off to the Races" (May 22, 2010) - "Put the Radio On" (May 22, 2010) - "Carmen" (May 23, 2010)

Wild One is also an amazing song I think, although it's more upbeat/boppy than the other Blue Banisters tracks we've heard so far. Would've been great if she included it. It also fits the telling-her-story narrative because it was written about one of her ex-boyfriends from 2009 still manifesting that and Fine China as bonus tracks.

Reliable insiders are confirming that the album after this one will be called Honeymoon everybody move!!

If she's working with her exes again, wouldn't it be a serve if she did something with Steven Mertens?

https://dbree.org/v/a07aab Now what is this....

I'm not sure about If You Lie Down with Me, but since the other two Barrie collabs are from 2013 I would assume that one is too. I never saw anything about them having a 2021 session, where did you guys read about that?

From Barrie

She's using the leaked version of Nectar of the Gods, and a leaked version of Cherry Blossom (I'm assuming V3) on the album.

- Living Legend - Thunder - Cherry Blossom (Demo/Take 1) - Cherry Blossom (Demo/Take 2) I'm guessing you mean demos of album tracks, what's the fifth one?

I hate to break it to you guys but.... I think she wrote the song with Rick in 2013 and then had it reproduced by Fabrizio in May of that year The Apple Music credits are only listing the songwriters, not the producers. Multiple sources confirmed that she's using the leaked 2013 version.

To avoid further confusion, I'm pretty sure this list only includes the songwriters rather than the producers? For example, we know Text Book is co-produced by Dean Reid and Zach Dawes, but it was written by only Lana and Gave. The Trio has no lyrics so the producer (Ennio Morricone) is the only credited 'writer' lol

The interlude WHATTTTT I'm expecting Black Bathing Suit to be a bop if it leads into that.

I'm not talking about that, I mean when lustforlife was explaining tracklist information and he revealed previously unknown track placements/info on which songs made it and which didn't. SYTH confirmed that the information was real before BlackoutZone did

I believe him, he was right about the Blue Banisters tracklist when everybody (including Eclipse) was mocking lustforlife's information.

https://www.instagram.com/p/CTkQQpAHKGp/?utm_medium=copy_link "Some small clarifications: • Violets for Roses is not “Roses Bloom for You”, it’s a new song. • Cherry Blossom and Nectar of the Gods are the same as the leaked versions. • Thunder has been stripped back rather than more added to it. • Living Legend still has the ending “guitar vocals.” The song is changed a bit. • Sweet Carolina is not a cover, Rob & Chuck co-wrote it. • Text Book is the longest song at 5:04. • The leaked version of Dealer is the same as the album version. • There is one more cover of the album, it’s of Lana sitting in a John Deere tractor like she sings in Blue Banisters (title track.) • If You Lie Down With Me is an older song meant for Ultraviolence. (This is the only one I’m not *entirely* sure about.)"

This is a joke.... right?

Omg ITS SO GOOD...