I just don't vibe with this album anymore. She has a great voice; I've heard songs from her newer albums, but I can't listen to this specific album anymore. Too whiny for me? It's hard to explain.
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May 28, 2024

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I don't think enough people are aware of Lana Del Rey's unreleased songs. Overflowing with songs like diamonds, glimmering, taking over you. I live with those songs, Lizzy Grant, Trailer Park Princess, Jump Rope Queen. I listen to them constantly, because there's no other type of music that understands me. Listen to her unreleased songs, and start on SoundCloud. I promise you, your life will be worth living. Dope shit like that, y'know. There's nothing better than music that changes your mind. Did she put crack in Go Go Dancer? Probs
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coming off of her upcoming album it’s just soooo … melodic and screamy and jazz and rock. i love it.
Apr 20, 2024

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