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Lorde – Stoned at the Nail Salon
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“Stoned at the Nail Salon” is the second single and fourth track from Lorde’s highly anticipated third studio album, Solar Power. The song’s title was first revealed when the album
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Lorde – Mood Ring
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On “Mood Ring,” Lorde satirically sings about the ways in which people try to stay emotionally and spiritually connected to themselves and the world. A mood ring is a ring that
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Lorde – The Louvre
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“The Louvre” continues the euphoric narrative of excitement with Lorde’s relationship with her new crush, as established by preceding track “Homemade Dynamite.” Themes of obsession
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Lorde – Supercut
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In “Supercut”, Lorde dreams of an idealised relationship and looks back on the positive parts of a relationship, but realises that the real relationship she has isn’t quite so. Her
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Lorde – California
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[Verse 1] / Once upon a time in Hollywood / When Carole called my name / I stood up, the room exploded, and I / Knew that's it, I'll never be the same / That's when the doors swung
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Lorde – Still Sane
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“Still Sane” is a slow reflection on Lorde’s newfound fame and how it has affected her character. It’s one of two tracks on Pure Heroine to contain cursing, with the first being “
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Lorde – Fallen Fruit
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[Verse 1] / To the ones who came before us / All the golden ones who were lifted on a wing / We had no idea the dreams we had were far too big / Far too big / [Verse 2] / And we
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Lorde – Homemade Dynamite
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“Homemade Dynamite” describes the moment when you meet someone at a party and an explosive night follows.
During a Apple Music Beats 1 radio show about her record, Lorde talked
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Lorde – Sober
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“Sober” is about “being a little bit involved with someone and it’s magic when you are out — you’re just king and queen of the weekend, you own the party.”
On April 14, 2017 Ella
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Lorde – Helen of Troy
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“Helen of Troy” is the thirteenth song off Lorde’s 2021 album, Solar Power. This and another bonus track, “Hold No Grudge”, were released to the public on November 5, 2021, and
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Lorde – Perfect Places
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“Perfect Places” concerns a narrative often present at teenage parties, a story of drug usage and sex. Lorde ends the song and the album in general with a groundbreaking message
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Disclosure (Ft. Lorde) – Magnets
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Lorde joins Disclosure for a highly anticipated collaboration. “Magnets” was released two days before the release of Disclosure’s sophomore album, Caracal.
Disclosure spoke about
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Lorde – Dominoes
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[Verse 1] / I heard that you were doing yoga / With Uma Thurman's mother / Just outside of Woodstock / Now you're watering all the flowers / You planted with your new girlfriend
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Lorde – The Path
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On “The Path,” Lorde introduces us to her third studio album Solar Power with hyperspecific lines about her past and by rejecting the notion that celebrities can give people
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Lorde – Hold No Grudge
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On “Hold No Grudge” Lorde reflects on multiple people who have left her life, and how, while she acknowledges that both she and the subject did something wrong, she does not hold
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Lorde – Green Light
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“Green Light” is about Lorde’s first major heartbreak and is “the first chapter of the last two wild, fluorescent years” of Lorde’s life before the song dropped. Over those years
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Lorde – Swingin Party
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This song is a cover of the song “Swingin' Party”, originally recorded and performed by The Replacements. It is an ode to the toll that constantly being in the public eye takes on
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Lorde – No Better
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“No Beter” is a promotional single taken from the extended version of Lorde’s debut album, Pure Heroine. On December 13, 2013, the track was released as a digital download single
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Lorde – Yellow Flicker Beat
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Warning: Mockingjay spoilers ahead.
“Yellow Flicker Beat” is the lead single from The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1 soundtrack, which Lorde is curating.
On her Tumblr, Lorde
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Lorde – Everybody Wants To Rule The World
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While the song is already part of the Hunger Games Soundtrack, it is also featured on the new Assassin’s Creed Unity Trailer with a few minor changes: http://www.youtube.com/watch?
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Lorde – Invisible Ink*
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Lyrics from Live Performance at Newquay / [Verse] / Friends of mine / We're in the prime of our lives / I think it's high time your self preservation / Met my rising sun
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Lorde (Ft. Khalid, Post Malone & SZA) – Homemade Dynamite (Remix)
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The original “Homemade Dynamite” was about finding a relationship in a party, and the remix continues the trend. Khalid’s and Post Malone’s verses, similar to Lorde’s verses on the
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Lorde – Million Dollar Bills
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“Million Dollar Bills” is the third track on Lorde’s debut EP The Love Club.
The song focuses on the young lifestyle of partying, being free, and wanting nothing more but money!
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Lorde – Liability (Reprise)
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Typically, reprises in musical theatre play the tune to a previous song but with reimagined lyrics. Much like its predecessor “Liability”, this track is self-reflection as much as
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Lorde – Precious Metals
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“Precious Metals” is believed to be an outtake from Lorde’s sophomore album Melodrama. She debuted the song live on the American leg of her Melodrama Tour in Milwaukee on March 1
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Lorde – Team
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“Team” is the third single for Lorde’s debut LP. It’s a bittersweet, dreamy track with a beat that further criticizes the glamour depicted in “Royals” through a fantasy world.
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Lorde – Tennis Court
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“Tennis Court” is a solemn reflection on Lorde’s then-upcoming fame. It uses a darker backing than “Royals,” with even more electronic flairs embedded.
The music video is a one-
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Lorde – Biting Down
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“Biting Down” is the fifth and final track of The Love Club EP. It is described as a minimalistic track due to its simple production, and the repetition of the phrase “It feels
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Lorde – Silver Moon*
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Lyrics from Live Performance at Newquay / [Verse 1] / Allow me to set the scene / When I met you, I'd never done ecstasy / Just a girl with a dream / Remember? / Back then I still
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Lorde – Hard Feelings/Loveless
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“Hard Feelings/Loveless” may be about Lorde’s 2015 break-up with her ex-boyfriend. Its two parts juxtapose each other both sonically and thematically.
The first part of the song
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Lorde – Secrets from a Girl (Who's Seen it All)
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[Verse 1] / Dancing with my girls, only having two drinks, then leaving / It's a funny thing, thought you'd never gain self-control / Guess it's been a while since you last said
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Lorde – Royals
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Royals is the lead single off Lorde’s 2012 breakout EP The Love Club. It debuted at #1 in New Zealand, and eventually topped the Billboard Hot 100, outranking Katy Perry’s “Roar
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Lorde – Big Star
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“Big Star” is a song about Lorde’s dog, Pearl, and how much she loved him.
In November 2019, Lorde sent an email to her fans where she revealed that Pearl had unfortunately passed
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Lorde – Ladder Song
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Following lead single “Yellow Flicker Beat”, here’s Lorde’s second solo contribution to The Hunger Games: Mockingjay — Part 1 soundtrack that she also curated.
It’s a cover of the
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Lorde – Writer In the Dark
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“Writer In The Dark” serves as as a vocally powerful, stripped back ballad in which Lorde laments that, while she’ll love her ex forever, she will still move forward.
As a singer/
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Lorde – 400 Lux
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“400 Lux” is a slow-burning track with a sunny ambience about driving home with another during a sunrise and enjoying each other.
It’s the second track off of Lorde’s debut LP
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Lorde – Leader of a New Regime
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[Verse 1] / Wearing SPF 3000 for the ultraviolet rays / Made it to the island on the last of the outbound planes (Ah-ah) / Got a trunk full of Simone and Céline, and of course, my
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Lorde – Flicker (Kanye West Rework)
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Warning: Mockingjay spoilers are on this page.
Here is the heavily anticipated track from The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part I Sountrack, “Flicker”. It is a different take on the
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Lorde – A World Alone
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[Verse 1] / That slow burn wait while it gets dark / Bruising the sun / I feel grown up with you in your car / I know it's dumb / [Verse 2] / We've both got a million bad habits to
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Lorde – Tennis Court (Flume Remix)
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[Verse 1] / Don't you think that it's boring how people talk? / Making smart with their words again, well I'm bored / (Well, I'm bored, well I'm bored, well I'm bored, well I'm
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Lorde – The Man with the Axe
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[Verse 1] / If I had to break it down / I'd say it's the way you love to dance / Movin' the furniture when my back is turned / The flick of the lights and the world falls away / [
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Lorde – White Teeth Teens
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“White Teeth Teens” re-explores the characters of “The Love Club” to further criticize the hollowness of cliques.
The track seems to reference feeling comfortable and feeling safe
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Lorde (Ft. Run The Jewels) – Supercut (El-P Remix)
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[Intro: Lorde] / In my / Supercut of us / Supercut / Supercut of, supercut of, supercut of us / [Verse 1: Lorde] / In my head / I play a supercut of us / All the magic we gave off
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