Changes: Daytona Meth (song)

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"Daytona Meth" (sometimes referred to as "Hollywood Movie") is an unreleased song by Lana Del Rey. It was recorded in 2009 and leaked on July 13, 2013. It is unknown who the song was produced by as it remains unregistered on any music publishing site. The track used to be available on Del Rey's MySpace.

Cross-references

"Hollywood" is a constant theme in Del Rey's works; some of these include the songs "Hollywood's Dead", "Hollywood", as well as unconfirmed and unleaked songs. Some music videos are centered around the Hollywood theme.
The phrase "black and white" appears in the songs "TV in Black & White" and "Jump".
TV is a common theme in Del Rey's music, appearing in "Television Heaven", "TV in Black & White", "Every Man Gets His Wish", "Strange Love", among others.
The reference to vintage green wallpaper could be connected to the wallpaper in the "Off to the Races" single cover.
The song shares a verse with "Every Man Gets His Wish".
A "velvet Elvis" is also mentioned in "Hawaiian Tropic".
Swinging on the chandelier is also mentioned in "Elvis".
Other songs such as "Stoplight De-Lite", "Live Forever", and "Every Man Gets His Wish" feature the lyric "golden grill."
"Chasin' paper" is also mentioned in "Making Out" and "Ridin'".
"Paradise" is a recurring theme in Del Rey's music, as seen with her EP "Paradise" and the unreleased song "Paradise". The lyric is also found in "Every Man Gets His Wish", "Television Heaven", and others.
References to "Ride".
Lyrics involving "Chevrolets" or "Chevys" appear in "Heartshaped Chevrolet", "On Our Way", "Shades of Cool" and "Hundred Dollar Bill".

Lyrics

Oh, oh, oh, oh.

He's like a Hollywood movie,
But black and white, we're sparkling truly,
My man likes to watch me while I watch TV,
While he's t-t-touching me.

I remember vintage green wallpaper,
Your criminal arms, I couldn't feel safer.
Kink velvet, he's chasin' that paper,
I l-l-l-love you.

Baby, you'll never be old in my eyes,
With your golden grill, true love never dies.
We're forever young in paradise,
As long as you got the Chevrolet I will ride,
I will ride, I will ride.

Baby, you know momma never had much money,
But I plan on using this face to pay, honey.
Give me, give me, give me, give me,
You're so funny, love you till I die.

Oh oh oh, oh oh oh

Who's living life like it's the Belvedere,
Swingin' all night on the crystal chandelier,
Bring that velvet Elvis over here,
Come on.

Baby, you never know till you try,
Baby, you never live till you die,
Baby, you never love till you're mine,
You're mine, you're mine, you're mine.

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 *A "velvet Elvis" is also mentioned in "[[Hawaiian Tropic (song)|Hawaiian Tropic]]".
 *Swinging on the chandelier is also mentioned in "[[Elvis (song)|Elvis]]".
+* Other songs such as "[[Stoplight De-Lite (song)|Stoplight De-Lite]]", "[[Live Forever (song)|Live Forever]]", and "Every Man Gets His Wish" feature the lyric "golden grill."
+* "Chasin' paper" is also mentioned in "[[Making Out (song)|Making Out]]" and "[[Ridin' (song)|Ridin']]".
+* "Paradise" is a recurring theme in Del Rey's music, as seen with her EP "[[Paradise (EP)|Paradise]]" and the unreleased song "[[Paradise (song)|Paradise]]". The lyric is also found in "Every Man Gets His Wish", "Television Heaven", and others.
+* References to "Ride".
+* Lyrics involving "Chevrolets" or "Chevys" appear in "[[Heartshaped Chevrolet (song)|Heartshaped Chevrolet]]", "[[On Our Way (song)|On Our Way]]", "[[Shades of Cool (song)|Shades of Cool]]" and "[[Hundred Dollar Bill (song)|Hundred Dollar Bill]]".
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