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|artist = Lana Del Rey |
|artist = Lana Del Rey |
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|written = Jessie Mae Robinson |
|written = Jessie Mae Robinson |
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|producer = [[Dan Auerbach]] |
|producer = [[Dan Auerbach]] |
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| + | |time = 3:01<br><small>(See [[#Official versions|official versions]])</small> |
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|Source = [[File:Ultraviolence_logo.png|150px|link=Ultraviolence (album)]] |
|Source = [[File:Ultraviolence_logo.png|150px|link=Ultraviolence (album)]] |
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==Background== |
==Background== |
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+ | On March 19, 2011, Del Rey tweeted lyrics of the song, leading some fans to speculate whether the song would be covered in the future, which it was later confirmed to be. |
==Cross-references== |
==Cross-references== |
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| − | * The title of the song is |
+ | * The title of the song is referenced in "[[Other Woman (song)|Other Woman]]" and the monologue of the "[[Ride (song)|Ride]]" music video. |
| + | * Curls are mentioned in "[[Fucked My Way Up to the Top (song)|Fucked My Way Up to the Top]]", "[[Marilyn Monroe (song)|Marilyn Monroe]]" and "[[When the World Was at War We Kept Dancing (song)|When the World Was at War We Kept Dancing]]". |
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| + | * Album version — 3:01 |
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| + | * Instrumental version — 2:58 |
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| − | * Vocals by Lana Del Rey. |
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| − | * Produced by Dan Auerbach. |
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| − | * Engineered by Collin Dupuis. |
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| − | * Synthesizer by Dan Auerbach. |
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| − | * Drums by Nick Movshon. |
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| − | * Synthesizer, mellotron & saxophone by Leon Michaels. |
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| − | * Electric guitar by Kenny Vaughan. |
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| − | * Pedal steel by Russ Pahl. |
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==Lyrics== |
==Lyrics== |
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Alone |
Alone |
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| + | * Lana Del Rey — vocals |
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| + | * Dan Auerbach — production, synthesizer |
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| + | * Collin Dupuis — engineering |
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| + | * Robert Orton — mixing |
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| + | * Nick Movshon — drums |
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| + | * Leon Michaels — synthesizer, Mellotron, saxophone |
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| + | * Kenny Vaughan — electric guitar |
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| + | * Russ Pahl — pedal steel |
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| + | * John Davis — mastering |
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| + | '''Technical''' |
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Revision as of 02:33, 22 February 2018
"The Other Woman" is a song written by Jessie Mae Robinson, popularized by Nina Simone and covered by Lana Del Rey. It was released on Del Rey's second major-label studio album Ultraviolence, and serves as the closing track for the standard edition of the album.
Background
On March 19, 2011, Del Rey tweeted lyrics of the song, leading some fans to speculate whether the song would be covered in the future, which it was later confirmed to be.
Cross-references
- The title of the song is referenced in "Other Woman" and the monologue of the "Ride" music video.
- Curls are mentioned in "Fucked My Way Up to the Top", "Marilyn Monroe" and "When the World Was at War We Kept Dancing".
Official versions
- Album version — 3:01
- Instrumental version — 2:58
Lyrics
The other woman finds time to manicure her nails
The other woman is perfect where her rival fails
And she's never seen with pin curls in her hair anywhere
The other woman enchants her clothes with French perfume
The other woman keeps fresh cut flowers in each room
There are never toys that's scattered everywhere
And when her old man comes to call
He finds her waiting like a lonesome queen
'Cause to be by her side
It's such a change from old routine
The other woman will always cry herself to sleep
The other woman will never have his love to keep
And as the years go by the other woman will spend her life alone
Alone
Credits
Personnel
- Jessie Mae Robinson — songwriting
- Lana Del Rey — vocals
- Dan Auerbach — production, synthesizer
- Collin Dupuis — engineering
- Robert Orton — mixing
- Nick Movshon — drums
- Leon Michaels — synthesizer, Mellotron, saxophone
- Kenny Vaughan — electric guitar
- Russ Pahl — pedal steel
- John Davis — mastering
Technical
- Mixed at Hot Rocks Studios
- Mastered at Metropolis Studios, London
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