The Grants

[sweetie 6,627]

It's definitely "mind" of you 

[jadee 1,287]

wow that was so beautiful 😭 the backing vocals and intro were heavenlyy 

[Super Movie 51,662]

There's something so beautiful about the way this song builds and how it really is such an ode to all of the people and things Lana loves. It's one of the most cathartic tracks I've heard from Lana to be honest. The strings and the harmonies are so emotionally poignant. This track is just one that hits for me, and it gets better with each listen. 

[Coney Island King 26,002]

It works nicely with Blvd following after. 

[Daisy Hearted 1,722]

This is a beautiful song

[LanaBalkana 6,655]

Fuck, this was such an amazing experience! It’s probably my least fav from the released so far but that’s not really a bad thing. They are all really close. Those girls took this song and made it into a hymn of paradise, I love them so much. This is a new layer of Americana uncovered by Lana that I didn’t know I needed. Plus the song is very cinematic and as a Honeymoon stan I’m all here for it

[Yosemite 23,786]

Whoever wrote that annotation on Genius abt her grandmother... they said it's about her grandmother Beatrice Dautresme, but her grandmothers were called Cynthia (Grant) and Madeline (Hill) lmao Lana's M hand tattoo literally was in memory of the latter.

I already corrected it

[DeadSeaOfMercury 22,939]

I’m gonna take mine of you with me…

[anwdelrey 9,270]

“My pastor told me”

 

Love how she sings that line.

[Nightmare 9,849]

I had hopes for something different after A&W... but well.... 

[Genesee 6,335]

who is singing in the beginning?

[LanaBalkana 6,655]

3 minutes ago, Nightmare said:

I had hopes for something different after A&W... but well.... 

yeah.. no. I really don’t see twerky bops working well in a song about Lana’s literal dead grandmothers ….

[FredRed 4,836]

"Who sings that song that mentions Rocky Mountain High/John Denver?"

 

Lana Del Rey of course!

[Nightmare 9,849]

1 minute ago, LanaBalkana said:

yeah.. no. I really don’t see twerky bops working well in a song about Lana’s literal dead grandmothers ….

i wasn't expecting twerky bops either haha but like maybe something a little diverse than the usual piano? 

[ShadesOfViolence 6,658]

she says 'mind' right? not mine

[whitelungswhitepalms 10,089]

2 minutes ago, ShadesOfViolence said:

she says 'mind' right? not mine

Yes what’s the truth because I thought it was mind not mine 

[LanaBalkana 6,655]

Just now, ShadesOfViolence said:

she says 'mind' right? not mine

Mine! 
 

When you leave

all you take is memories

i will take mine (as in memories) of you with me 

 

in the beginning it sounds like mind because of the very  elaborate enunciation by the choir girls (something not that uncommon for gospel afaik) 

[Vertimus 9,555]

1 hour ago, Nightmare said:

i wasn't expecting twerky bops either haha but like maybe something a little diverse than the usual piano? 

Spoiler

It seems a good part of OC--not necessarily the majority--is going to be beautiful and well-crafted, but sleepy, ballads. After COCC and BB, we know a lot of fans and Stans feel they've had enough of that, and there were several on NFR! too.

 

A lot of the production on everything we've heard so far still sounds very muted to me, especially compared to the tracks on BB, and, looking at other work of Jack's, Lorde's 'Solar Power' album.  For me, this is not a plus. 

 

[anwdelrey 9,270]

I smell other people joining the Drew Erickson **** train yay. Jk, but let’s be real Jack is a way better producer.

[delley 215]

Has anyone caught up on the part when she sings 

 

"Do you think about heaven?

Ah, ha

Do you think about me?

My pastor told me

When you leave all you take

Ah, ha"

 

and especially those ah, ha are really similar to I can Fly's melody? From the first listening it really sounded very familiar, and I think that's just it.