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*Meth is referenced in more than one song, such as in "[[American (song)|American]]". |
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==Lyrics== |
==Lyrics== |
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Revision as of 22:11, 16 June 2014
"Methamphetamines" is an unreleased song by Lana Del Rey. It was recorded around 2006 and leaked on October 14, 2012. The song was ripped from a video Del Rey uploaded and no producer is known. The song contains samples of interviews with Elvis Presley. The song's main melody comes from Nino Rota's "What Is a Youth" (AKA "Love Theme From Romeo and Juliet").
Cross-references
- Meth is referenced in more than one song, such as in "American".
- The melody from the song is reused in "Old Money (song)|Old Money]]".
Lyrics
Methamphetamines, pink flamingo,
Blue 50's queen, blue oyster cove.
For that, a dream, why don't we go,
To Coney Island?
When the hour numb the guy lies on,
The record spins, blue 50's song.
The veranda look so shimmer,
Neon palm sway.
What's happening? Where did we go?
The Jersey Shore was long ago.
As with our hopes and ocean grow,
And so I bid you farewell.