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1. Honeymoon 2. Norman Fucking Rockwell 3. Ultraviolence 4. Born To Die 5. Paradise 6. Lust For Life I'm conflicted about Paradise and Lust For Life because Paradise is half of LFL but I enjoy it more on an average. If I were to rank Born To Die + Paradise together it would be second though.

I predict that the "Let me be who I'm meant to be" line will be a lot more relevant in the future..

You can tell she is a very family person and her friends and family have helped her so much reach the point where she is now.

I feel so embraced and calm listening to it. Yeah, it's not her best song and not the typical change of sound that we are used to with her lead singles, but it's great!

How long is the song? Also, is there a video for it?

In My Feelings > Coachella > God Bless America is Lana's weakest three song punch and what makes Lust for Life a hard album to listen to. It ruins the record by not making a good transition from the bops to the ballads.

I was watching Ratched yesterday and there was one scene where Finn Wittrock, portraying a killer pretending to have schizophrenia, talks with the psychiatrist, and there were oranges in the scene, not having any relevance in the action but I was curious as to why Ryan Murphy would include those fruits. I thought they may have a symbolism linked to madness, but I searched and oranges are symbols of fertility, luxury, divinity and beauty. I wanted to know why Lana chose oranges for the cover and now I get part of the reason but I'm still curious about the madness part because Lana just started tiptoeing the theme of madness and female hysteria and I'm sure that we will hear more about it in COTCC and the next poetry book.

I agree. And I'm sad that her fans havent paid much attention to it. I'm sure they would have loved it if she had turned those poems into songs because they give such a deeper understanding into who she is and how she lives.