revadece

this song is sooo lana, i’d die if she covered it 

said he’d come back every may, just to help me if i paint my banisters blue
blue banisters, ooh

this song is sooo lana, i’d die if she covered it 

Thanks so much for this, I was looking all the time for her comment on them and could not find it. 
 
Since you wondered why she posted this one: I have no idea if my memory tricks me, but didn't she say anything about her being pictured nude there in an interview at the exhibit? But maybe just a fan guessed so why she disliked it and this is stuck in my mind... Absolutely cannot remember, there is just some cloudy mist, lol. 

girl delete

this song is sooo lana, i’d die if she covered it 

thank god she didn’t name the album white hot forever

Yeah, I find it quite confusing as to what exactly is missing. Perhaps someone will eventually explain it to me using specific examples rather than just vague comments. 
 
 
Thank you for being a kind voice, it helps. And even if my book isn't perfect (is any book perfect?) I put every ounce of my energy into ensuring it's the best Lana Del Rey book on the market. 

Whew, a lot of hate directed towards my writing here, so I'd like to address some of these.
  
 
I titled the book "F**ked My Way Up to the Top" because it was provocative and brilliant title from one of Lana's songs. In fact it was Father John Misty who said, “You can take all the crack songwriters and put them in a bunker for a thousand years, and they would not come up with ‘Fucked My Way Up To The Top’ ever, which I think will go down as the greatest song title of all time.” 
 
As for starting my own religion, again that was more of a marketing strategy. I have dedicated much of my life to studying religion and wanted to compile that information into one place. If you that makes me a "quack" then my I recommend you read it first.

I am very aware (and embarrassed) that I misquoted the lyrics from Ride. That will be fixed in future editions.
  
 
I have done my homework and everything included in this book is creative commons licence. This is not my first rodeo.
 
 
This is untrue, she has mentioned dit several times.  
  
 
I assure you through my months of hard work that AI was in no way involved in the writing of this book. I find is strange that you would think this.
   
 
Be that as it may, I did my research and you will not find another Lana biography as thorough as this one. I challenge you to name one.
 
A few of you have brought up the vegetarianism section. It's true, I could not find a reputable source so I carefully included it with the caveat "details are hazy". I thought that was fair.
 
Anyway, I put a lot of blood into this book and I'm proud of it. You've got to have a tough skin when you're an author because people do like to attack you, so I take a deep breath and accept your hatred.
 

For everyone else who was kind of enough to request a copy, check your email! There's a PDF link there! Let me know if you need anything else and I'll be happy to oblige. 
 

Or...HE is the leaker of Lake Placid and had it before everyone else 

this is camp 

i think chemtrails is better than norman. norman used to be my favourite record and all, but recently i’ve been finding it underwhelming and repetitive with the same melodies going through almost every track (and these melodies aren’t really phenomenal to be honest). and on chemtrails i think there is something about each track that makes it its own and i don’t think it fades into one as some people say. plus i think it’s more experimental than norman, songs like dark but just a game or tulsa jesus freak are very unique and i don’t think there are any similar ones in lana’s discography 

idk i doubt it was a self-doubt thing, i think she was just angry at the public/her peers misinterpretation of what she wrote. i don't like the narrative that under every person's (especially women) anger there's some sort of like underlying insecurity that they need to work on to "improve" their anger. when people feel wronged they're entitled to feel angry and defend themselves as much as they want imo

Heroin, Change and Get Free is Lana's best trilogy.

i actually agree with this so much, i absolutely hate paradise and that era and the songs you listed are also the only ones i like, however there are some really good outtakes to it like angels forever or i don’t wanna go, if she went with these instead, it could’ve been something good 
 
 
edit: quoted wrong post, i’m about to fix it now 

gorgeous!!!!!!!!!!
 
 
 

i love this song so much 💘

i think chemtrails is better than norman. norman used to be my favourite record and all, but recently i’ve been finding it underwhelming and repetitive with the same melodies going through almost every track (and these melodies aren’t really phenomenal to be honest). and on chemtrails i think there is something about each track that makes it its own and i don’t think it fades into one as some people say. plus i think it’s more experimental than norman, songs like dark but just a game or tulsa jesus freak are very unique and i don’t think there are any similar ones in lana’s discography 

said he’d come back every may, just to help me if i paint my banisters blue
blue banisters, ooh

said he’d come back every may, just to help me if i paint my banisters blue
blue banisters, ooh

said he’d come back every may, just to help me if i paint my banisters blue
blue banisters, ooh

said he’d come back every may, just to help me if i paint my banisters blue
blue banisters, ooh

it changes all the time for me and i love all her albums but i think this would be my ranking at the moment:
 
chemtrails over the country club
honeymoon
ultraviolence
did you know that there's a tunnel under ocean blvd
lana del ray aka lizzy grant
blue banisters
norman f**king rockwell!
born to die
lust for life
 

Honeymoon
Ultraviolence
Blue Banisters
Did you know that there's a tunnel under Ocean Blvd.
Norman fucking Rockwell
Lust for Life
Born to Die
Chemtrails Over The Country Club
Paradise

said he’d come back every may, just to help me if i paint my banisters blue
blue banisters, ooh