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FiIly liked a post in a topic by luckyonewithoutyou in Honeymoon - Pre-Release and Discussion Thread July 20

TOSTB? Mother toast?

Zodiac Dancer liked a post in a topic by luckyonewithoutyou in Lana Del Ray AKA Lizzy Grant - Post-Release Discussion Thread + Poll December 27, 2023

Given the short time on sale & lack of popularity, I'd say around a 1000 if not less

lanaismamom liked a post in a topic by luckyonewithoutyou in Lust For Life - Pre-Release Thread May 3, 2023

Also, the album leaked on a Russian forum. So if you're mad, blame Vladimir. If you're happy, pour out a shot of vodka for our comrades

The Stargirl Pinky liked a post in a topic by luckyonewithoutyou in Best American Record April 17, 2023

[Verse 1]
My baby used to dance underneath my architecture
 To the Houses of the Holy 
Smoking on them cigarettes
 My baby used to dance underneath my architecture
 He was cool as heck 
He was cool as heck

  [Pre-Chorus]
 But you were so obsessed with writing the next best American record
 But there was nothing left by the time we got to bed 
Baby that’s a shame
 You were so obsessed with writing the next best American record 
You did it all for fame 
You did it all for fame

  [Chorus 1]
 You did it all for fame 
Tell me how it treats you now 
You did it all for fame 
How does that taste coming out 
You did it all for fame 
Baby, how's life treating you now 
It's over  

[Verse 2] 
My baby used to dance underneath my architecture
 He was seventies in spirit; nineties in his frame of mind 
My baby used to dance underneath my architecture 
We lost track of space 
We lost track of time 

[Pre-Chorus]
 But you were so obsessed with writing the next best American record
 But there was nothing left by the time we got to bed 
Baby that’s a shame 
You were so obsessed with writing the next best American record
 You did it all for fame 
You did it all for fame 
(You know what I'm talking about)  

[Chorus 2] 
You did it all for fame 
Tell me how it treats you now 
You did it all for fame 
How does that taste coming out
 Now that you lost the game
 Honey, how's life treating you now 
That it's over 
Baby, how you feeling now
 That I told you 
We're through  

[bridge] 
It's you
All the roads lead to you 
Everything I want and do 
All the things that I say 
It's true 
All the roads lead to you 
Like the 405 I drive through
 Everynight and everyday 
Ah, ah 
I see you for who you really are
 Why the thousands of girls
 Love the way Bill plays guitar
 Ah, ah 

[Chorus] 
You did it all for fame 
Tell me how it treats you now 
You did it all for fame
 How does that taste coming out 
You did it all for fame 
Honey, how you feeling now 
That it's over 
Baby, how's life treating you now 
That I told you

  [Outro] 
Honey, how is it feeling now?
 (Honey, how's it feeling?, Honey, how's it feeling?) 
I told you 
(Honey, how's it feeling?, Honey, how's it feeling?)
 I told you

Butterfly Knife liked a post in a topic by luckyonewithoutyou in Crystal Castles October 2, 2022

Okay but why is that picture of the massive dick in this thread

Pico Ocean Boulevard liked a post in a topic by luckyonewithoutyou in Burnt Norton (Interlude) February 10, 2022

Loved this interlude, used this poem (technically the song too I guess) for a theory of knowledge essay about time

LilyBrik liked a post in a topic by luckyonewithoutyou in Salvatore January 2, 2022

I love how Betty Spaghetti has evolved into Torie Cacciatore.

tt1pdvinyl liked a post in a topic by luckyonewithoutyou in twenty one pilots November 19, 2021

Copy and paste of my analysis of Nico and the Niners from this reddit post: https://www.reddit.com/r/twentyonepilots/comments/8y68dd/fan_theory_tyler_and_josh_are_both_emulating/

As stated from the beginning of the anticipated single from TOP, "east is up." Therefore, west must be down. Down = low(er). It is also stated that that he is "higher when [he] is lower". He is higher because modern technology has given him (personified Western civilization) the higher ground.

The razor blades mentioned in the song are not being used on himself but rather on those that he wants to control. Although, he states "not yet" as if he is unsure of this method of approach given that he has much greater technology at his disposal, guns. Nico and the Niners is the name of his platoon that he orders at the end of the song to "fire," presumably at those that he wants to oppress.

Dema is old English for "judge". In the song, he's cutting ties with the judge (Dema) by stating that "Dema don't control us." By cutting ties witht the judge, a symbol for moral temperament/overseeing, he is abandoning human morality in order to enable him (Western civilization) to colonize other civilization with a "lighter" burden.

Christianity being a major accomplice to Western imperialism allows for other lyrics to fall into place within this theory. The bishops (Church) know that "Dema doesn't control us," but God does. Therefore, they can relinquish their own moral compass in order to let God (Manifest Destiny) take control. East is up, like heaven. Like heaven, the "east" is what the imperialist are most driven to attain/reach.

Anyways, I hope my fan theory sparks some interests. I'm still having trouble interpreting the "jumpsuits" and "rebel clothes" but I would love to hear about what you guys think!

YourGirl666 liked a post in a topic by luckyonewithoutyou in Fine China November 15, 2021

Lana needs to continue this style of lyricism. It's much more open to discussion and interpretation than "stranger than a stranger", per say.

The Siren liked a post in a topic by luckyonewithoutyou in Lana Del Ray AKA Lizzy Grant - Post-Release Discussion Thread + Poll August 15, 2021

Given the short time on sale & lack of popularity, I'd say around a 1000 if not less

drugsdesire liked a post in a topic by luckyonewithoutyou in TEMPORARY Chemtrails Over the Country Club - Pre-Release Thread: OUT March 19th, 2021 August 29, 2020