Eugene

Until they show a picture of the back of the vinyl I won't believe that.

I can't believe I feel like I was complaining just a little while ago about how long the wait for the album seemed, and now we're only a couple of weeks away.

We had nothing to lose, nothing to gain, nothing we desired anymore Except to make our lives into a work of art

everyone wondering if something happened and it's just us talking about nothing.

and we also have enough people to drag Text Book to the dumpster.

ok let's leave that ugly text book song out of this thread. my bad for mentioning it.

when The Grants starts and the first thing you hear is "I guess you could call it textbook...".

Now when weather turns to May All my sisters come to paint My banisters green My blue banisters grey

why we are writing in blue?

paristexas_full320kpbs.mp3 rn

Honeymoon from Hell is such an iconic title that if you told me it was a Lana song I would definitely believe it.

I recommend you not to be asking for snippets if you don't want a few warning points.

I believe that wordy songs can have an equally beautiful melody. A clear example is the songs on Joanna Newson's "Ys" album, they are very wordy and narrative, yet their melody is very beautiful. I'm excited for Kintsugi and Fingertips.

24 days!

Paris, Texas remains one of the songs I'm most looking forward to on the album.

yes! was an exclusive cover for Amazon Music.

1. Honeymoon 2. Norman Fucking Rockwell! 3. Ultraviolence 4. Lust for Life 5. Chemtrails Over the Country Club 6. Paradise 7. Born to Die 8. Blue Banisters

1. Lana Del Rey: "Honeymoon" - 7.5 2. Joanna Newsom: "Ys" - 9.4 3. Weyes Blood: "Titanic Rising" - 8.5 4. Father John Misty: "God's Favorite Customer" - 8.5 5. Joni Mitchell: "Ladies of the Canyon" - 7.8

I think it's something like this