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Lana Del Rey – Put Me in a Movie
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On “Put Me in a Movie”, Lana Del Rey shines a spotlight on the dark side of the film industry. Likely referencing her favorite book Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov, which inspired her
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Lana Del Rey – Put Me in a Movie (Ruby) (Steven Mertens Demo)
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[Verse 1] / Lights, camera, acción / If he likes me, takes me home / Lights, camera, acción / If he likes me, takes me home / Lights, camera, acción / If he likes me, takes me home
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Lana Del Rey – Put Me in a Movie (Acoustic Demo)
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“Put Me in a Movie (Acoustic Demo)” is an early demo of a now unreleased song called “Put Me in a Movie” by Lana Del Rey. The original version was a part of her “Lizzy Grant
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Lana Del Rey – Smarty
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Released on Lana’s 2010 debut, it is produced by David Kahne. Unlike most other tracks from this era, the recording date is unknown and no demos or alternative versions have leaked
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Genius Traducciones al Español – Lana Del Rey - Put Me in a Movie (Traducción al Español)
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[Letra de "Lana Del Rey - Put Me in a Movie (Traducción al Español)"] / [Verso 1] / Luces, cámara, acción / Si le gusto, me llevará a casa con él / Luces, cámara, acción / Si le
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Lana Del Rey – Yayo
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On “Yayo”, Lana brings soulful, varied vocals against dreamy instrumentals that dip into an orchestral sound reminiscent of dark nights and city lights. In the lyrics, Lana tells
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Lana Del Rey – Meet Me in the Pale Moonlight
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‘'Meet Me in the Pale Moonlight’‘ is an unreleased song by Lana Del Rey. The song was written for her debut album, Born to Die but later scrapped. The song was later pitched to
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Lana Del Rey – Norman fucking Rockwell
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The title track of Lana Del Rey’s sixth studio album speaks about an immature, pretentious poet. There’s a link to this song on “Venice Bitch,” the second song released from the
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Genius Traductions françaises – Lana Del Rey - Put Me in a Movie (Traduction française)
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Lumières, caméra, action... / S'il m'aime, il me ramène chez lui / Lumière, caméra, action... / S'il m'aime, il me ramène chez lui / Lumières, caméra, action... / S'il m'aime, il
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Lana Del Rey – Heroin
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Serving as the fourteenth song on her fifth studio album Lust for Life, “Heroin” is Lana’s favorite track on the record and also the longest one on the LP. It is a dark and dreamy
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Lana Del Rey – The Ocean
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[Verse 1] / Bound up the stairs / I'm in the shower / Do you know I am going to leave you? / Fresh from the shore / Blonde hair is wide / The ocean makes me cry / [Chorus] / I'm in
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Genius 歌詞和訳 (Japanese Translations) – Lana Del Rey - Put Me in a Movie (歌詞和訳)
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ライト、カメラ、アクション / 私のことが好きならば、家まで連れてって / ライト、カメラ、アクション / 私のことが好きならば、家まで連れてって / ライト、カメラ、アクション / 私のことが好きならば、家まで連れてって / ねえ、小さな女の子がお好きなんでしょう？ / ねえ、小さな女の子がお好きなんでしょう？ / 私のパパになってちょうだい
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Lana Del Rey – 4th of July
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[Chorus] / I can be your 4th of July / I can be your 4th of July / I can be your 4th of July / I can be your 4th of July / I can be your 4th of July / I can be your 4th of July / [
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Lana Del Rey – Ruby
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Lights, camera, acción / If he likes me, takes me home / Lights, camera, acción / If he likes me, takes me home / Lights, camera, acción / If he likes me, takes me home / Come on
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Lana Del Rey – Yayo (A.K.A. Version)
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On this early version of “Yayo”, Lana Del Rey weaves a tale of a passionate, drug-steeped courtship, as her lover sweeps her away from her trailer park life to the glittering city
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Genius Users – Lana Del Rey discography
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Studio Albums: / Lana Del Ray A.K.A. Lizzy Grant (2010) *unreleased. / Born to Die (2012) / Paradise (2012) / Ultraviolence (2014) / Honeymoon (2015) / Lust for Life (2017
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Lana Del Rey – Gods & Monsters
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“Gods & Monsters” is the sixth track from Del Rey’s well-received EP, Paradise.
Lana sings of her longing for a change in the music industry with an eerie melody to support the
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Lana Del Rey (Ft. Tommy Genesis) – Peppers
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“Peppers” is the fifteenth track on Lana Del Rey’s ninth studio album, Did you know that there’s under Ocean Blvd. It features Canadian rapper Tommy Genesis, and samples “Angelina
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Lana Del Rey – Happy
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“happy” is an excerpt from Lana’s upcoming poetry book Violet Bent Backwards Over the Grass. Lana shared the poem via Instagram on February 19th, 2019.
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Lana Del Rey – Roller Dirby
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Pin up girls at the roller derby / Take me down to Newark, New Jersey / American flags; blue, blue streamers / Everybody's laughing, the crowd is screaming / I used to think I was
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Lana Del Rey – Dreamgirl
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“Dreamgirl” is an unreleased song by Lana Del Rey, which was allegedly recorded in 2011, but this has been unconfirmed. The song leaked online for the first time on June 3, 2019.
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Lana Del Rey – How to disappear
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In “How to disappear” Lana describes her mixed feelings and how this guy seems incapable of expressing his own.
Del Rey said the song was one of the last ones to be written for
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A$AP Rocky (Ft. Lana Del Rey) – Ridin'
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“Ridin'”, also called “My Bitch”, is an unreleased song that was written by A$AP Rocky and Lana Del Rey around the time they collaborated for National Anthem.
It was recorded in
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Lana Del Rey – Love song
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“Love song” is an ode to Del Rey’s romantic partner. The lyrics encompass several hallmarks of a classical LDR song, with plenty of references to fast cars, being famous, looking
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Lana Del Rey – Swan Song
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“Swan Song” appears at the end of Lana Del Rey’s fourth studio album, Honeymoon. Its title and placement towards the end of the tracklist sparked fears of an announcement of
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Lana Del Rey – TV in Black & White
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TV In Black & White also goes by the title Living Without You. It is an unreleased track by Lana Del Rey, recorded in 2011 and leaked in 2013. Little else is known about it.
The
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Lana Del Rey – High By The Beach
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“High By The Beach” is about escaping and seeking comfort by the sea side on the west coast. The music video emulates Lana’s frustration with media inconsistency and
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Lana Del Rey – Pawn Shop Blues
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“Pawn Shop Blues” was released as the ninth track on Lana’s 2010 debut album, although she had been performing the song since 2006. Like the rest of “AKA”, it is produced by David
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Lana Del Rey – Music to Watch Boys To
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The concept of “Music To Watch Boys To” was first revealed back in June 2014 in an interview with Fearne Cotton. This song is also a nod to an earlier track “This Is What Makes Us
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Lana Del Rey – Ride
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The song is off the Paradise EP, integrated into the re-release of her first major studio album, relabelled as Born to Die – The Paradise Edition.
“Ride”, received to critical
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Lana Del Rey – Prom Song (Gone Wrong)
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“Prom Song (Gone Wrong) is an unreleased song recorded by Lana Del Rey and produced by Nexus in 2010. It leaked on October 4th, 2012.
Lana speaks about her teenage boyfriend and
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Lana Del Rey (Ft. Father John Misty) – Let The Light In
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“Let The Light In” is the twelfth song on Lana Del Rey’s ninth studio album Did you know that there’s a tunnel under Ocean Blvd. It features Father John Misty, with whom Lana has
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Lana Del Rey – Every Man Gets His Wish
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Originally registered as “Every Man Has His Wish”, this is an unreleased track recorded in 2009 and leaked on September 25, 2012. It was registered with the Harry Fox Agency in
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Lana Del Rey – White Dress
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On “White Dress,” Lana reflects on her simpler life before fame, and wonders if it would be best if she never had fame in the first place. Her disillusionment with the music
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Lana Del Rey – Carmen
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“Carmen” is the 9th track from Lana Del Rey’s album Born to Die.
The song’s 17-year-old protagonist suffers from substance abuse. Del Rey admitted in 2012 that she had a problem
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Lana Del Rey – Cinnamon Girl
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In “Cinnamon Girl,” Lana Del Rey expresses conflicted feelings about an intense and possibly unhealthy relationship, while begging her love interest to nurture her instead of
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Lana Del Rey – Brite Lites
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On “Brite Lites”, Lana Del Rey brings subdued, almost spoken vocals, and a rambling melody that shifts from verse to verse. Through repetitive stanzas, Lana weaves a tale of a
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