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It would be so perfect for The Great Gatsby, though

Private pictures/screenshots shouldn't be posted. But it was once public. Ugh I don't know.

52. When it's midnight, all the stars come out.

Born to Die 22 Off To The Races 20 Blue Jeans 17 Video Games 12 National Anthem 26 Carmen 25 Million Dollar Man 32 Summertime Sadness 20 This Is What Makes us Girls 18 Without You 31

10 years according to her latest interview

Daytona Meth - Lana Del Rey

The Lana Del Rey Pepsi Challenge is just the best. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=--YsHQCyPXg

I'm wondering why else she would mention Azealia. They certainly have to talk quite a bit. A real collaboration would be so wondrous. I see Jaime King getting snubbed again :creepy:

I think blacking out names would be a nice compromise, although her Facebook is covered with "Chris C." and Mike Mizrahi, people we've already recognized as being tied to her despite having no fame. I can't access that attachment either...

But her voice is the least developed on Sirens...

And unfortunately none of them coincide with the rare usage of "Jim". And none of them cut their hair because their hair was exactly what she liked the best Although I gotta say, Reeve is at least a little more...clean, if that means anything.

That makes sense, but I'm not seeing any track lengths...? Am I just missing something in the screenshots? And then didn't register Sirens, which she was more serious about and advertised on MySpace and actually gave out to people...

I mean, yeah that's a tad exaggerated. I think it's likely he was trying to start his own record label, even if it didn't work. Would Lizzy really sing, "Shitty pipe-dream MySpace operator, I need you"? It fits with his Diet Mtn Dew page, along with ties to Greenwich and especially "white Pontiac heaven". But this really confuses a lot of the long hair, heavy metal references I'd originally linked to Jimmy. He very well could have been largely unimportant. "1949" is the only other song that mentions a Pontiac, and the other two Pontiac songs tie together so well...Is that one about Arthur, too? Link won't work for me

You're right, all my dreams and all the shit album-closers mean nothing without your dicks.

I see you're mad by Without You's thorough slayage Typical life of a Lucky Ones fan #pettybutplayfulbutpetty

As for Westbound--I don't know, maybe her brother wanted to leave home? It's also the single song that definitely has no obvious title or chorus. Seriously, who came up with "Westbound"? Or Aviation--I guess you can sort of imagine a young Charlie saying that he wanted to fly planes? Trying to match fan-made titles with real ones raises a good point--were any of the titles on Sirens registered? Maybe all our missing titles are hidden in the list we already have.

Well we're all having fun so there's really no reason to put a stop to it because it bothers you, Blaugoaughreowoffffttttt.

Why, though? I like thinking it's "Find My Own Way" better So I think there's a good chance "For Charlie" is another Sirens track...Charlie is her brother, and he would have been like 12 when this was released. Any songs strike you as...brotherly? Personal theory: "For Charlie" is the real name of Westbound or Aviation.

But the OP suggests "Find My Own Way"

I really like whatever confirmed Sirens titles we have compared to what they were originally called. "A Star for Nick", "Junky Pride", "River Road"...I don't know, titles just do a lot for me. Do we have any more?

All checks out. Born to Die 22 Off To The Races 20 Blue Jeans 16 Video Games 13 National Anthem 26 Carmen 25 Million Dollar Man 32 Summertime Sadness 20 This Is What Makes Us Girls 17 Without You 32

Oh, you're right. Did you add the recent votes?

No, it isn't. I corrected it today and it's stayed on track since then.

Something else to consider: She's clear playing off "Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds" in that line, so she very well could be referencing another drug (although, yeah, The Beatles weren't actually talking about LSD, whatever).

Her image, sure, but I haven't recognized any past decade (any of 'em) in her actual music in a while.