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rosemead ramada

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    your little harlot

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    2012

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  1. I've added the Brazilian Portuguese edition to my collection!
  2. I don't wanna listen to it. i'm not gonna listen to it. hearing a new song for the first time live vs the studio version is just not the same but I want to press play so badly
  3. I definitely like Bluebird better of the two. it's just so peaceful to listen to. the melody, her voice, the music... perfect for me
  4. Bluebird really gets prettier with every listen
  5. How about Roses Bloom for You as a title?
  6. I asked AI if it knew what the new album title is and it told me it's called Letters from the Valley
  7. Idk but the "its not because of you" reminds me of "and my boyfriend's in a band" from Brooklyn Baby
  8. I asked ChatGPT to interpret the lyrics and got this: The song seems to tell a story of someone trapped in a difficult or painful situation — possibly an abusive or toxic relationship — speaking to another (symbolized as the little bird, bluebird). The bird represents something or someone vulnerable, maybe even the singer’s own inner self or someone they care deeply about. The repeated plea "find a way to fly" suggests a desperate hope for escape, both for the bird and for themselves. The bird has wings — the means to leave — while the speaker feels stuck, unable to flee yet urging the bird to break free. There’s also a subtle sadness and selflessness in wishing the bird freedom even if the speaker can’t have it. Lines like "We both shouldn't be dealing with him" and "I've kept him at bay, but the horses are comin'" suggest that there’s a shared antagonist (possibly an abuser, a haunting memory, or some looming danger) from which both the speaker and the bird need to escape. The horses coming could symbolize that time is running out, or danger is approaching fast. The imagery of shooting for the sun is both a classic symbol of freedom and a bittersweet hope: aiming high even when the odds or reality feel heavy and limiting. Overall, it feels like a song about protection, letting go, and longing for both personal and shared liberation from a suffocating situation. more in-depth: This song feels like a deeply personal reflection on entrapment and the longing for escape. Whether the “him” is a literal person (like an abusive partner or family member), a metaphor for trauma, addiction, or some inescapable emotional prison, the speaker is urging someone or something they love (or their own spirit) to break free. It’s about the complicated blend of protecting others, feeling powerless, and hoping for salvation even if you can’t yet save yourself. The bird might be real, imagined, symbolic of another person, or a representation of the speaker's own childlike, innocent side. It’s also worth noting how the song balances light and dark: The bird = freedom, hope, innocence The past, “him,” horses = danger, fear, entrapment And the central ache is the divide between them.
  9. I just got an email from Chappell Roan's store that they are disputing the chargeback I did You've got to be kidding me. over $14 of merch? I will never buy a single thing by Chappell Roan ever again. This is some of the most ridiculous customer service by a major label artist I've ever seen
  10. Oooh if this is out at midnight locally, it will be midnight in New Zealand at 7am eastern tomorrow! only 18 more hours
  11. My Blue Banisters from the restock was delivered! I took this one out first and thought omg, it's a real repress ... but no, it's still that weird, inconsistent murky swamp version anyway, at least one looks nice
  12. I asked Chat GPT to make up some lyrics
  13. Not knowing what the album is going to be called adds such an exciting layer to the start of this era I hope it's something completely new and unsuspected that none of us are guessing
  14. "Palo santo for his dreams". Makes sense and would be a pretty Lana thing to say (but when I'm not focusing on the song or lyrics I keep hearing it as "call up Santa for his dreams" even though that would be completely out of place hahahah)
  15. Some people come and they're gone. they just fly away like. like a bluebird
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