pin up galore Posted yesterday at 12:52 AM Posted yesterday at 12:52 AM I thot she was saying "you know, settle down darling, tho" at the end of the bridge keeping it in my headcannon idc 8 Quote
Fingertips Posted yesterday at 01:38 AM Posted yesterday at 01:38 AM This song is so gorgeous, I can't stop replaying it 19 Quote "You can't be a muse and be happy, too. You can't blacken the pages with Russian poetry and be happy." - Blue Banisters Quote I asked Asmodeus (the demon of lust) to make Miley Cyrus suffer. I am not happy with these new developments. After Miley rips off Lana's aesthetic, she bullies Lana into changing her release date. It is infuriating.
honeymoon is alive Posted yesterday at 02:14 AM Posted yesterday at 02:14 AM we are getting that top 10 debut 14 Quote
maysparkle Posted yesterday at 02:29 AM Posted yesterday at 02:29 AM 50 minutes ago, Fingertips said: This song is so gorgeous, I can't stop replaying it It truly exceeded all of my expectations. I don’t care how long we wait for the album because I know it will be amazing. She is back. 7 Quote The Log Lady [to Laura]: “When this kind of fire starts, it is very hard to put out. The tender boughs of innocence burn first, and the wind rises, and then all goodness is in jeopardy.”
longtimeman Posted yesterday at 02:48 AM Posted yesterday at 02:48 AM I've listened to it a couple dozen times now, and it's still hitting hard. It's funny how I can never tell from first listen how strong a Lana song is going to be, but I think it's all her phrasing and vocal shifts that keep it fresh. 18 Quote
Poor Stacy Posted yesterday at 03:20 AM Posted yesterday at 03:20 AM it's weird how even when i love her songs on first listen, they just continue to grow the more i listen, to the point where i become overwhelmed with the beauty. such a transcendent experience. Henry's so angelic and sweet. 16 Quote
idntwannaknowimwrng Posted yesterday at 03:51 AM Posted yesterday at 03:51 AM 1 hour ago, longtimeman said: I've listened to it a couple dozen times now, and it's still hitting hard. It's funny how I can never tell from first listen how strong a Lana song is going to be, but I think it's all her phrasing and vocal shifts that keep it fresh. THAT'S what it is!!!! I had struggled to put words to the concept in my head, phrasing and vocal shifts are the words I needed. Thank you! 8 Quote
BethDufreneOnTheBayouByYou Posted yesterday at 03:59 AM Posted yesterday at 03:59 AM It’s insane how much I love this song. I was really expecting the worst based off the insta snippet but Henry is such a fresh breath of air. After the heaviness of the last 3 albums I feel like I’m rediscovering an old Lana that I forgot I was missing. I’m so excited for this album. 8 Quote
luckypartyoftwo Posted yesterday at 04:07 AM Posted yesterday at 04:07 AM 4 minutes ago, luckypartyoftwo said: Both of your analyses resonate for me in & can see that vision too- but the overall vibe of the song feels different for me (& her calling herself dangerous is part of what I am feeling/visualizing differently with the lyrics) the song feels so peaceful to me- the overall feeling evokes so much self-acceptance. Yes, Henry comes & goes, but it seems to me that she does too. Her epiphanies from God have helped her accept her true desires… & all of herself (even her ‘bad’/dangerous aspects) Parts of it remind me of the 1st sections of Venice Bitch somehow- the being on the road part & making it work is inverted in Henry. it’s so clearly not working with Henry…. & she’s tried & tried & tried. He expects her to always be there when he needs her, but she can’t expect the same in return. She acknowledges she’s no angel (dangerous) & underscores that with ‘get your ass in the house,’ but I actually think that when God also told her she’ll hold the hand of some Icarus, she realized that it isn’t about Henry. She’s not the one… for Henry. it feels like she realizes she’s the one who needs to leave. She can’t stay. She’s not the right one for him. this to me is also underscored in the last verse about Houston. She’s the country singer. She’s traveling on the road now. She’s self-deprecating herself about not being able to settle-down. Who is gonna be there for her no matter what bc he truly understands that just because she’s not with him all the time, doesn’t mean she won’t love him completely- doesn’t mean that she won’t hold his hand when he truly needs her bc he reached too high (just like she is oft to do bc she’s also dangerous & follows her dreams) It’s so angelic & peaceful bc accepting herself & needing to leave him for good lead her to her husband (“hey.”) 👼🏼 🐎 ☀️ 💕 My read after listening on a loop 🔂 allll day cant wait for blue bird 🐦 7 Quote
Stoned Mary in the Garden Posted yesterday at 04:28 AM Posted yesterday at 04:28 AM Dare I say one of her best songs ever 10 Quote
bluechemtrails Posted yesterday at 07:21 AM Posted yesterday at 07:21 AM 2 minutes ago, bluechemtrails said: 17 Quote
Make me your Dream Life Posted yesterday at 07:35 AM Posted yesterday at 07:35 AM I kinda wanna pretend that I didn't realize that it was released to just be all like oh god! it's here !! but then this morning as I was waking up I remembered it was released and wouldulookatthat, it's here 5 Quote
Ultra Violet Posted 23 hours ago Posted 23 hours ago I think for the first time Lana is exactly where pop culture is right now. This is gonna be great for her 8 Quote
GeminiLanaFan Posted 22 hours ago Posted 22 hours ago 1 hour ago, bluechemtrails said: This album has a lot of potential when it comes to sales and streaming numbers. Country is huge amongst many North American (and white, ngl) folks. I’ve started realizing how popular that genre was like two years ago… Even here in Canada. 5 Quote
Terrence Loves Me Posted 22 hours ago Posted 22 hours ago It's growing on me it kinda reminds me of an unreleased song from 2014 or something, aka her musical peak 8 Quote
DCooper Posted 21 hours ago Posted 21 hours ago 14 hours ago, Fingertips said: Can't believe this got Best New Track at Pitchfork. I really love their write up and comparisons to Nashville and Barbara Jean. The song sounds so lived-in and cinematic to me, like Lana is really positioning herself as not just a country singer but a country & western movie heroine in some ways. I feel like we are going to go on such a wonderful ride with her on this album. 17 Quote
bluechemtrails Posted 21 hours ago Posted 21 hours ago 1 hour ago, GeminiLanaFan said: This album has a lot of potential when it comes to sales and streaming numbers. Country is huge amongst many North American (and white, ngl) folks. I’ve started realizing how popular that genre was like two years ago… Even here in Canada. I'm surprised Henry isn't in any country playlist on Spotify, it doesn't make sense 4 Quote
KafkaOnTheBeach Posted 20 hours ago Posted 20 hours ago 14 hours ago, Fingertips said: Can't believe this got Best New Track at Pitchfork. I love the song, but to be fair there wasn’t a real competitor this Friday so it wasn’t hard for her to get a best new track 3 Quote Paint me happy in Blue
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