Nobody

...who needs a new cocktail now 

ive never felt so empty listening to lana songs before; these songs are so bleak and personally tragic I really connect and feel what Lana is trying to say. one of my biggest fears is deeply regretting the life I lived and all three of these songs scream that exact same emotion "So I ended up awkward but sweet" ;( the way our parents and our relationship with them affect who we are as adults so heavily and how difficult it is to separate yourself from the way they made you think and feel when you were young is such an untouched struggle in music that im so glad Lana finally feels comfortable laying out on the table for us. 

we need mike on lanaboards

he’s truly lanas counterpart 

I know I’m always in this thread but I swear - the writing on these songs is just phenomenal. It’s truly lightyears ahead of anything else she’s done; she has always been an amazing, gifted writer, but you can objectively feel the growth in these 3 tracks (as if there was anywhere to go for an artist who is always at her lyrical peak, in all honesty). They’re just so stunning. This record already feels really special in that the writing is confessional, revealing, and poetic at the same time. The words sound so euphonious and her vocals are strong as ever. I love all her records and she’s always been a genuine, true artist, but there’s really a weight of emotion that we’re really lucky to be hearing from Lana this time around. I can’t imagine baring it all to the extent that she did to anyone. 

It’s amazing I can’t think of a stronger linear progression of an artist than Lana. With each release—especially since NFR!—she has really been all about becoming a whole lot more off beat, disregarding structure, less editing in lyrics, more honest and direct in themes and ideas. The songs require so many repeat listens to really grasp.
 
I was just listening to This Is What Makes Us Girls and Hope is a dangerous thing... back to back earlier this week and was like wow It went from cringe to legendary

I think her lyrically ability is so obvious on these songs and that's what really ties them together for me. To hear Lana be so vulnerable and honest in such a poetic way makes the songs feel complete

I can’t believe just three albums ago we had songs where the lyrics were so simple that the chorus would just be “song title x3” now she’s releasing songs with 4839293 words in them  

I'm still in complete and utter awe of 'Text Book', the meaningful lyrics sung with soft vocals, the guitar strings, the soulful back vocals, the melody switch and then the tempo shift. I hope we get more of this on the record.
 
I'm shook and I can't stop listening. 

I feel like she's probably nervous about how things are being received which is why she's silent for now.. I know sometimes after I get a notif that like an essay was graded I avoid checking it for a while cuz I'm nervous about what grade I got 

The way she posted these animated covers with absolutely no comments and link given to stream the actual songs is iconic behavior. Truly fresh out of fucks forever era