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didn't she say the goal with these re-recordings was to make it as close as possible to the original? well… 

I heard the lyric change and honestly it’s a better lyric anyway, I don’t get why everyone is so upset she didn’t want the lyric to be slut-shaming anymore lol

It took her 6 months to add a new version of Snow On The Beach with more Lana, if we complain enough maybe we'll get a new rerecorded version of Better Than Revenge with the original lyrics in 6 months too 

Also about Fine China, while I know what this song is about and I also understand the meaning of this metaphor which I really like: "The rain was fire, but we were wooden". But everytime she sings it, an image of Minecraft appears in my head how the fire burns wooden blocks.

Legend @Mash Tragic's status update inspired me to do a thread for this.
 
What are the Lana's songs that you have misinterpreted?
 
(If there's a thread similar to this, please merge!)

It took her 6 months to add a new version of Snow On The Beach with more Lana, if we complain enough maybe we'll get a new rerecorded version of Better Than Revenge with the original lyrics in 6 months too 

It took her 6 months to add a new version of Snow On The Beach with more Lana, if we complain enough maybe we'll get a new rerecorded version of Better Than Revenge with the original lyrics in 6 months too 

I'm not wondering if she changed the lyrics because of the Matty Healy saga and the hate she received for it

this is one of the best posts on this site

She’s kinda lame for that ngl. 

I blame these fakewoke sjw on twitter for this shit

what’s the point of changing the lyrics to a rerecorded song…like don’t you want people to stream the rerecorded versions only instead of the old one? it just doesn’t make sense especially since NO ONE cares about that btr lyric, every fucking month i see the same “hehe i’ll give up feminism for this song” joke like people love the song. no one is complaining.  
edit: it’s inevitable that some annoying sjw might complain but that is the extreme minority and will not affect her sales/reputation in any way. 

From a comment section under TaylorNation's Instagram post:
 

the Better Than Revenge lyric change is so lame  

When I became a stan, I did have some few very weird misinterpretations:
 
Many years ago, when I listened to West Coast, I always used to think this song and especially that line: "I can see my baby swinging, his Parliament's on fire and his hands are up" was about how Lana introduced the life of West Coast to her British boyfriend who is an arsonist and who set a fire to the British Parliament building and I also thought it was a reference to Claude Monet's painting of that building, when I thought that it was on fire until I realised it was a sun 
 

 
But how did I find out the real meaning? When I was in a store, there was a guy who wanted to buy cigarettes and he told the cashier that he wanted Parliament and when I heard it I was like  and when Lana made the smoking hand gesture in live shows while singing West Coast I understood the song way more than I used to.
 
Also when I listened to High By The Beach for the first time I thought that "getting high" means feeling closer to heaven or "going upstairs to feel closer to heaven" or something "Stairway To Heaven" reference, god how stupid I was. When she used that "getting high" line in other songs in drug context and when other singers used that line too, I found out the real meaning lol 

i think Let Me Love You Like A Woman comes across as a pretty straight forward love song, but i suppose in some ways i misinterpreted it - after Lana put the music video out, it seemed less like it was intended to be a romantic love song and more of a platonic/familial love song about her friends and family and how she wants to take care of them

i think of this post everytime i listen to ride

When I became a stan, I did have some few very weird misinterpretations:
 
Many years ago, when I listened to West Coast, I always used to think this song and especially that line: "I can see my baby swinging, his Parliament's on fire and his hands are up" was about how Lana introduced the life of West Coast to her British boyfriend who is an arsonist and who set a fire to the British Parliament building and I also thought it was a reference to Claude Monet's painting of that building, when I thought that it was on fire until I realised it was a sun 
 

 
But how did I find out the real meaning? When I was in a store, there was a guy who wanted to buy cigarettes and he told the cashier that he wanted Parliament and when I heard it I was like  and when Lana made the smoking hand gesture in live shows while singing West Coast I understood the song way more than I used to.
 
Also when I listened to High By The Beach for the first time I thought that "getting high" means feeling closer to heaven or "going upstairs to feel closer to heaven" or something "Stairway To Heaven" reference, god how stupid I was. When she used that "getting high" line in other songs in drug context and when other singers used that line too, I found out the real meaning lol 

When I became a stan, I did have some few very weird misinterpretations:
 
Many years ago, when I listened to West Coast, I always used to think this song and especially that line: "I can see my baby swinging, his Parliament's on fire and his hands are up" was about how Lana introduced the life of West Coast to her British boyfriend who is an arsonist and who set a fire to the British Parliament building and I also thought it was a reference to Claude Monet's painting of that building, when I thought that it was on fire until I realised it was a sun 
 

 
But how did I find out the real meaning? When I was in a store, there was a guy who wanted to buy cigarettes and he told the cashier that he wanted Parliament and when I heard it I was like  and when Lana made the smoking hand gesture in live shows while singing West Coast I understood the song way more than I used to.
 
Also when I listened to High By The Beach for the first time I thought that "getting high" means feeling closer to heaven or "going upstairs to feel closer to heaven" or something "Stairway To Heaven" reference, god how stupid I was. When she used that "getting high" line in other songs in drug context and when other singers used that line too, I found out the real meaning lol 

Also about Fine China, while I know what this song is about and I also understand the meaning of this metaphor which I really like: "The rain was fire, but we were wooden". But everytime she sings it, an image of Minecraft appears in my head how the fire burns wooden blocks.

Also about Fine China, while I know what this song is about and I also understand the meaning of this metaphor which I really like: "The rain was fire, but we were wooden". But everytime she sings it, an image of Minecraft appears in my head how the fire burns wooden blocks.

When I became a stan, I did have some few very weird misinterpretations:
 
Many years ago, when I listened to West Coast, I always used to think this song and especially that line: "I can see my baby swinging, his Parliament's on fire and his hands are up" was about how Lana introduced the life of West Coast to her British boyfriend who is an arsonist and who set a fire to the British Parliament building and I also thought it was a reference to Claude Monet's painting of that building, when I thought that it was on fire until I realised it was a sun 
 

 
But how did I find out the real meaning? When I was in a store, there was a guy who wanted to buy cigarettes and he told the cashier that he wanted Parliament and when I heard it I was like  and when Lana made the smoking hand gesture in live shows while singing West Coast I understood the song way more than I used to.
 
Also when I listened to High By The Beach for the first time I thought that "getting high" means feeling closer to heaven or "going upstairs to feel closer to heaven" or something "Stairway To Heaven" reference, god how stupid I was. When she used that "getting high" line in other songs in drug context and when other singers used that line too, I found out the real meaning lol 

When I became a stan, I did have some few very weird misinterpretations:
 
Many years ago, when I listened to West Coast, I always used to think this song and especially that line: "I can see my baby swinging, his Parliament's on fire and his hands are up" was about how Lana introduced the life of West Coast to her British boyfriend who is an arsonist and who set a fire to the British Parliament building and I also thought it was a reference to Claude Monet's painting of that building, when I thought that it was on fire until I realised it was a sun 
 

 
But how did I find out the real meaning? When I was in a store, there was a guy who wanted to buy cigarettes and he told the cashier that he wanted Parliament and when I heard it I was like  and when Lana made the smoking hand gesture in live shows while singing West Coast I understood the song way more than I used to.
 
Also when I listened to High By The Beach for the first time I thought that "getting high" means feeling closer to heaven or "going upstairs to feel closer to heaven" or something "Stairway To Heaven" reference, god how stupid I was. When she used that "getting high" line in other songs in drug context and when other singers used that line too, I found out the real meaning lol