GPSOTSOMFWHDSF

GPSOTSOMFWHDSF supremacy 

And that’s poetry motherfuckers 

You are a tunnel lined with yellow lights on a dark night (dark night...) 

In Yayo, Lana's dead lover is a beautiful tunnel lined with yellow lights. In Ocean Blvd, Lana herself has become the tunnel, but is left forgotten. 

I put her entire catalog on shuffle last night, and I still don't see this massive change everyone else sees. She's still a visionary, she still makes timeless music ("This is What Makes Us Girls" and  "Arcadia" back to back, I don't think anything changed, I still see the very same LDR at the core of both songs); all I can say is that her music became a little bit more chill, laid back, and contemplative. That's it. Everyone is entitled to their opinions about this album and that album, but to say that she completely changed and became a different person is just a fabrication. The heart and soul of LDR can be found in her entire catalog regardless of our own individual preferences for sound and style.

You are a tunnel lined with yellow lights on a dark night (dark night...) 

You are a tunnel lined with yellow lights on a dark night (dark night...) 

nfr discourse again close this fucking thread 

You are a tunnel lined with yellow lights on a dark night (dark night...) 

I have managed to force NFR to be my least favorite Lana album because of the discourse surrounding it. I am spiteful what can I say. 
 
(I still love all her albums)

Lana's magnum opus is and will always be "Yayo." 

I have managed to force NFR to be my least favorite Lana album because of the discourse surrounding it. I am spiteful what can I say. 
 
(I still love all her albums)

It’s almost haunting listening to it after knowing that. The AKA version is much more raw. The lyrics are just so amazing, “50’s babydoll dress for my I do, it only takes two hours to Nevada.” UGH, so glad this song is being talked about <3

The emotional depth of that song despite the simplicity of its lyrics is groundbreaking. Especially heartbreaking knowing the man she is singing about died of a heroin overdose years later. I also prefer the AKA version. 

The emotional depth of that song despite the simplicity of its lyrics is groundbreaking. Especially heartbreaking knowing the man she is singing about died of a heroin overdose years later. I also prefer the AKA version. 

The emotional depth of that song despite the simplicity of its lyrics is groundbreaking. Especially heartbreaking knowing the man she is singing about died of a heroin overdose years later. I also prefer the AKA version. 

Lana's magnum opus is and will always be "Yayo." 

I so agree ! The aka version is my favorite.  

Lana's magnum opus is and will always be "Yayo." 

BOZ described the preacher interlude as a mess and seems kind of... confused... by it. So I am claiming it. I love weird and experimental Lana. Black Bathing Suit is heavenly. 

Controversial and polarizing is the wrong word to use for Bartender. The subject material is not very deep or controversial. It can only be described as controversial because lots of people don't like the song. HIADFAWLMTHBIHI is the controversial and polarizing masterpiece of NFR. And White Dress for COTCC.
 

I wish I was an insider so I could make people cashapp me $10 for each lyric leak. I need to make money for this boxset. I have student loans already may as well add more debt for something that is even more important than my education... Lana.  

For those afraid of automatic writing/singing, remember that Pretty When You Cry was improvised. Lana is a genius and can create masterpieces straight from the heart. 

GPSOTSOMFWHDSF is my claim.

I hope the pastor interlude is a sermon about the sin of lust with Lana laughing and screaming profanities in the background