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{{Infobox song
 
{{Infobox song
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|image = File:Blue_Banisters_album_cover.jpg
 
|artist = Lana Del Rey
 
|artist = Lana Del Rey
|written = [[Lana Del Rey]]
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|written = [[Lana Del Rey]]<br>[[The Last Shadow Puppets|Miles Kane]]<br>[[Zach Dawes]]<br>Tyler Parkford<br>Loren Humphrey
|recorded = 2020
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|recorded = 2017
|time = Unknown
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|time = 4:34
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|Source = [[File:BBLogo.png|140px|link=Blue Banisters (album)]]
|producer = Lana Del Rey<br>[[Zach Dawes]]
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|producer = Lana Del Rey<br>Loren Humphrey<br>Zach Dawes
|image=File:NoImage.png
 
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|album = [[Blue Banisters (album)|Blue Banisters]]
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|previous = "[[Violets for Roses (song)|Violets for Roses]]"
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|next = "[[Thunder (song)|Thunder]]"
 
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}}
   
"'''Dealer'''" is an unreleased song by [[Lana Del Rey]] that was supposed to be featured on her seventh studio album and sixth major-label studio album, ''[[Chemtrails Over the Country Club (album)|Chemtrails Over the Country Club]]'', but was ultimately scrapped.
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"'''Dealer'''" is a song by [[Lana Del Rey]] from her eighth studio album and seventh major-label studio album ''[[Blue Banisters (album)|Blue Banisters]]''. It was originally intended to be featured on the [[Unreleased The Last Shadow Puppets Collaboration (album)|scrapped collaborative album]] between Del Rey and [[The Last Shadow Puppets]], as well as her seventh studio album and sixth major-label studio album, ''[[Chemtrails Over the Country Club (album)|Chemtrails Over the Country Club]]''. It features uncredited vocals from [[The Last Shadow Puppets|Miles Kane]], as well as writing credits from Kane, [[The Last Shadow Puppets|Loren Humphrey]], [[The Last Shadow Puppets|Tyler Parkford]] and [[Zach Dawes]].
   
 
==Background==
 
==Background==
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On October 2, 2020, during a book signing event for the poetry book ''[[Violet Bent Backwards Over the Grass (book)|Violet Bent Backwards Over the Grass]]'', Del Rey revealed that the track is the most different song on the album, tentatively being track 8. She also confirmed that the song was done with Zach Dawes.<ref>[https://youtu.be/x1NihLE3wmo Lana Del Rey at the Violet Bent Backwards Over The Grass book signing event. October 2, 2020]</ref>
 
On October 2, 2020, during a book signing event for the poetry book ''[[Violet Bent Backwards Over the Grass (book)|Violet Bent Backwards Over the Grass]]'', Del Rey revealed that the track is the most different song on the album, tentatively being track 8. She also confirmed that the song was done with Zach Dawes.<ref>[https://youtu.be/x1NihLE3wmo Lana Del Rey at the Violet Bent Backwards Over The Grass book signing event. October 2, 2020]</ref>
   
The song's fate is unknown, as it was not found on Shazam alongside the rest of the ''[[Chemtrails Over the Country Club (album)|Chemtrails Over the Country Club]]'' tracklist on December 18, 2020. On January 10, 2021, Del Rey uploaded the tracklist for the album, of which "Dealer" was not included. Fans are speculating that it will be on her upcoming album [[Blue Banisters (album)|Blue Banisters]]. But an official tracklist has yet to be released.
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The song's fate was unknown after it was not found on Shazam alongside the rest of the ''Chemtrails Over the Country Club'' tracklist on December 18, 2020. On January 10, 2021, Del Rey uploaded the tracklist for the album, of which "Dealer" was not included. It was later confirmed to appear on ''Blue Banisters.''
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The song features vocals from Miles Kane, frontman of The Last Shadow Puppets. The song was originally meant for their scrapped collaborative album, alongside fellow ''Blue Banisters'' song "[[Thunder (song)|Thunder]]" and ''[[Norman Fucking Rockwell! (album)|Norman Fucking Rockwell!]]'''s "[[California (song)|California]]".
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== Cross-references ==
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* Money is mentioned in "[[Money Power Glory (song)|Money Power Glory]]", "[[Money Hunny (song)|Money Hunny]]", "[[Religion (song)|Religion]]", and "[[Pawn Shop Blues (song)|Pawn Shop Blues]]", it's referred to as cash in "[[Hundred Dollar Bill (song)|Hundred Dollar Bill]]", and "[[Old Money (song)|Old Money]]".
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*Lana mentions her father in "[[Black Bathing Suit (song)|Black Bathing Suit]]", "[[Hope Is a Dangerous Thing for a Woman like Me to Have – but I Have It (song)|Hope Is a Dangerous Thing for a Woman like me to Have - but I Have It]]", "[[Wildflower Wildfire (song)|Wildflower Wildfire]]", and many more.
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== Lyrics ==
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{{Scroll box|content = <poem>
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'''[Miles Kane]:'''
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Please don't try to find me through my dealer
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He won't pick up his phone
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Please don't try my father, either
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He ain't been home for years
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I know I'm no spirit-seeker
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I can't sleep through the tears
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I get lost in the ether
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'''[Lana Del Rey]:'''
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I check it, I wreck it, I turn it around
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'''[Lana Del Rey & Miles Kane]:'''
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I gave you all my money, gave you all my money
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Gave you all my money, gave you all my money
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'''[Lana Del Rey]:'''
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I don't wanna live
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I don't wanna give you nothing
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'Cause you never give me nothing back
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Why can't you be good for something?
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Not one shirt off your back
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Why can't you be good for something?
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Not one shirt off your back
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'''[Miles Kane]:'''
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Please don't try to find me through my dealer
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He won't pick up his phone
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Please don't try my doctor, either
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He won't take any calls
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He's no fucking spirit's healer
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He just comes down to talk
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But he's gone now for the weekend
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'''[Lana Del Rey]:'''
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I check it, I wreck it, and I'll explain
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'''[Lana Del Rey & Miles Kane]:'''
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I gave you all my money, gave you all my money
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Gave you all my money, gave you all my money
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'''[Lana Del Rey]:'''
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I don't wanna live
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I don't wanna give you nothing
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'Cause you never give me nothing back
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Why can't you be good for something?
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Not one shirt off your back
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Why can't you be good for something?
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Not one shirt off your back
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'''[Miles Kane & Lana Del Rey]:'''
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Please don't try to find me through my dealer
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He won't pick up his phone
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All circuits are busy, goodbye
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All circuits are busy, you're high
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All circuits are busy, goodbye
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Please don't try my father, either
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All circuits are busy, you're high
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He ain't been home for years
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</poem>}}
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== Credits ==
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'''Personnel'''
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* [[Lana Del Rey]] — songwriting, production, vocals
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* Loren Humphrey — songwriting, production, engineering, drums
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* [[Zach Dawes]] — songwriting, production, keyboards, bass
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* Miles Kane — songwriting, vocals
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* Tyler Parkford — songwriting, keyboards
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* Jason Wormer — mixing
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* Adam Ayan — mastering
   
 
==References==
 
==References==
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{{Reflist}}
   
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{{Navbox album BB}}
 
[[Category:Songs]]
 
[[Category:Songs]]
[[Category:Unreleased songs]]
 
[[Category:Outtakes]]
 
[[Category:Unleaked songs]]
 
 
[[Category:Chemtrails Over the Country Club outtakes]]
 
[[Category:Chemtrails Over the Country Club outtakes]]
 
[[Category:Blue Banisters songs]]
 
[[Category:Released songs]]

Revision as of 05:42, 27 October 2021


"Dealer" is a song by Lana Del Rey from her eighth studio album and seventh major-label studio album Blue Banisters. It was originally intended to be featured on the scrapped collaborative album between Del Rey and The Last Shadow Puppets, as well as her seventh studio album and sixth major-label studio album, Chemtrails Over the Country Club. It features uncredited vocals from Miles Kane, as well as writing credits from Kane, Loren Humphrey, Tyler Parkford and Zach Dawes.

Background

The title was revealed in Interview magazine. About the track, Del Rey commented:

"I think I need to add that song "Dealer", where I'm just screaming my head off. People don't know what it sounds like when I yell, and I do yell."[1]

On October 2, 2020, during a book signing event for the poetry book Violet Bent Backwards Over the Grass, Del Rey revealed that the track is the most different song on the album, tentatively being track 8. She also confirmed that the song was done with Zach Dawes.[2]

The song's fate was unknown after it was not found on Shazam alongside the rest of the Chemtrails Over the Country Club tracklist on December 18, 2020. On January 10, 2021, Del Rey uploaded the tracklist for the album, of which "Dealer" was not included. It was later confirmed to appear on Blue Banisters.

The song features vocals from Miles Kane, frontman of The Last Shadow Puppets. The song was originally meant for their scrapped collaborative album, alongside fellow Blue Banisters song "Thunder" and Norman Fucking Rockwell!'s "California".

Cross-references

Lyrics

[Miles Kane]:
Please don't try to find me through my dealer
He won't pick up his phone
Please don't try my father, either
He ain't been home for years
I know I'm no spirit-seeker
I can't sleep through the tears
I get lost in the ether

[Lana Del Rey]:
I check it, I wreck it, I turn it around

[Lana Del Rey & Miles Kane]:
I gave you all my money, gave you all my money
Gave you all my money, gave you all my money

[Lana Del Rey]:
I don't wanna live
I don't wanna give you nothing
'Cause you never give me nothing back
Why can't you be good for something?
Not one shirt off your back
Why can't you be good for something?
Not one shirt off your back

[Miles Kane]:
Please don't try to find me through my dealer
He won't pick up his phone
Please don't try my doctor, either
He won't take any calls
He's no fucking spirit's healer
He just comes down to talk
But he's gone now for the weekend

[Lana Del Rey]:
I check it, I wreck it, and I'll explain

[Lana Del Rey & Miles Kane]:
I gave you all my money, gave you all my money
Gave you all my money, gave you all my money

[Lana Del Rey]:
I don't wanna live
I don't wanna give you nothing
'Cause you never give me nothing back
Why can't you be good for something?
Not one shirt off your back
Why can't you be good for something?
Not one shirt off your back

[Miles Kane & Lana Del Rey]:
Please don't try to find me through my dealer
He won't pick up his phone
All circuits are busy, goodbye
All circuits are busy, you're high
All circuits are busy, goodbye
Please don't try my father, either
All circuits are busy, you're high
He ain't been home for years

Credits

Personnel

  • Lana Del Rey — songwriting, production, vocals
  • Loren Humphrey — songwriting, production, engineering, drums
  • Zach Dawes — songwriting, production, keyboards, bass
  • Miles Kane — songwriting, vocals
  • Tyler Parkford — songwriting, keyboards
  • Jason Wormer — mixing
  • Adam Ayan — mastering

References