Guns and Roses

[Lustformoney 41,499]

Yes

[genghis khan 5,110]

i dont even know because i've listened to it like 6 times in my life and after each time  i completely forget how it went 

[Blue Ink 5,908]

It's so so underrated, really dreamy and calming. I love her soft humming in the beginning, never understood the hate 

[Yosemite 23,788]

No.

Case closed, lock the thread 

[xxmissdaytonaxx 30,079]

yes i love this song. i never understood the hate tbh. 

 

"heavy metal love of mine.." 

[Mind Melt 10,095]

such a good song and it gets shit on so much for no reason lol

[alienprincess 1,973]

Not a big fan

[Dominikx4 25,418]

underrated af

[expandableclitoris 9,093]

its better than Let Me Love You imo 

[sympathyisaknife 16,158]

Oh absolutely I love it sm

[Platinum Greenwich 13,862]

"you didn't want me all the time, but you were worth it anyway"

 

honestly it might be my favorite off UV, at least on the days where i somehow forget Flipside exists 

[lustforlife 19,008]

Not even on mars... The way it ruinned the chance of Ultraviolence being 100% a perfect album 

[Veinsineon 77,832]

2 hours ago, DeadSeaOfMercury said:

Yes. It’s the worst on Ultraviolence, But Ultraviolence is like the greatest album ever... So yes it’s a good song.

THIS

 

 

Heavy metal love of mine... I should've learned to let you stay 

[MrFameKills 11,123]

you know UV stans are the dumbest when they hate one of the gems on their fav album 

[IanadeIrey 62,141]

One of her best songs - I always thought it was a retrospective of the narrative she relays on Yayo, in some ways. Several lyrical parallels indicate this to me -

 

Yayo: “Put me onto your black motorcycle”

Guns and Roses: “Motorcycle love divine”

 

Yayo: “50s baby doll dress for my I do”

Guns and Roses: “I wasn’t the marrying kind, I should’ve done it anyway”

 

Yayo: “It only takes two hours to Nevada”

Guns and Roses: “We should’ve left Las Vegas” 

LOVE when she makes thematically continuous but subtle references between songs - it is so conducive to the “grand narrative” of LDR. 

[shadesofloveduthenandnow 20,612]

On 1/4/2023 at 3:01 AM, IanadeIrey said:

One of her best songs - I always thought it was a retrospective of the narrative she relays on Yayo, in some ways. Several lyrical parallels indicate this to me -

 

Yayo: “Put me onto your black motorcycle”

Guns and Roses: “Motorcycle love divine”

 

Yayo: “50s baby doll dress for my I do”

Guns and Roses: “I wasn’t the marrying kind, I should’ve done it anyway”

 

Yayo: “It only takes two hours to Nevada”

Guns and Roses: “We should’ve left Las Vegas” 

LOVE when she makes thematically continuous but subtle references between songs - it is so conducive to the “grand narrative” of LDR. 

Holy shit I never noticed the connection to Yayo wtf

[blackenedrussianpoetry 2,523]

I’d love to believe this song to be an originally Lizzy song circa 2007 that was rerecorded in 2013-2014

[Veinsineon 77,832]

This song aged so well… dare I say aged better than others even! 
 

there’s something about that fuzzy raw 2013 buzz

[lmdr 10,903]

On 5/28/2023 at 10:45 AM, blackenedrussianpoetry said:

I’d love to believe this song to be an originally Lizzy song circa 2007 that was rerecorded in 2013-2014

THIS. “MOTORCYCLE LOVE DIVINE” title totally sounds like a Lizzy Grant EP 

[Strangelove 1,847]

On 6/11/2014 at 2:11 PM, SarcasticBeauty said:

You got game boy, game boy
You got game boy, game boy
You got game boy, game boy
You got game

[Chorus]

Roses[x6]

So cool to think she was indirectly referencing her unreleased cover of “You Got Game, Girl” here. The original demo lyrics shared by @Lindsay Lohan makes me wonder how much influence her label had.