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|written = [[Lana Del Rey]]<br>[[Rick Nowels]] |
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|producer = Rick Nowels |
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}}"'''Your Girl'''" is an unreleased song by [[Lana Del Rey]]. It was co-written and produced by [[Rick Nowels]]. The song is registered on PPL Repertoire.<ref>ISRC Code: GBUM71402154</ref> |
}}"'''Your Girl'''" is an unreleased song by [[Lana Del Rey]]. It was co-written and produced by [[Rick Nowels]]. The song is registered on PPL Repertoire.<ref>ISRC Code: GBUM71402154</ref> |
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==Background== |
==Background== |
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| − | The song was recorded during |
+ | The song was recorded during November 2013, in the same sessions as "[[I Can Fly (song)|I Can Fly]]", "[[Yes to Heaven (song)|Yes to Heaven]]", "[[Shades of Cool (song)|Shades of Cool]]", "[[Is This Happiness (song)|Is This Happiness]]", "[[Fine China (song)|Fine China]]" and "[[Sad Girl (song)|Sad Girl]]", for ''[[Ultraviolence (album)|Ultraviolence]]''. However, the track was ultimately cut from the final tracklist when the album was reworked with [[Dan Auerbach]]. |
| − | Three snippets, including snippets of stems of the track, leaked on August 15, 2016. The full instrumental lacking a drum stem leaked on January 28, 2017, followed by another snippet on March 21, 2017. A full version of the track with vocals, but slightly edited, leaked on April 18, 2017. |
+ | Three snippets, including snippets of stems of the track, leaked on August 15, 2016. The full instrumental lacking a drum stem leaked on January 28, 2017, followed by another snippet on March 21, 2017. A full version of the track with vocals, but slightly edited, leaked on April 18, 2017. The unedited file leaked on May 22, 2020. |
==Composition and writing== |
==Composition and writing== |
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Carry me off the stage |
Carry me off the stage |
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I can't do this anymore |
I can't do this anymore |
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| − | Been gone for three years, is that enough for you boy? |
+ | Been gone for three years, is that enough for you, boy? |
Carry me to my bed, paint my toenails blue |
Carry me to my bed, paint my toenails blue |
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You and I get to know one another |
You and I get to know one another |
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| − | Late at night, baby you're my sign |
+ | Late at night, baby, you're my sign |
Call me late if you wanna get high |
Call me late if you wanna get high |
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| − | Late at night, baby you and I |
+ | Late at night, baby, you and I |
Can get to know one another |
Can get to know one another |
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Revision as of 23:54, 22 May 2020
"Your Girl" is an unreleased song by Lana Del Rey. It was co-written and produced by Rick Nowels. The song is registered on PPL Repertoire.[1]
Background
The song was recorded during November 2013, in the same sessions as "I Can Fly", "Yes to Heaven", "Shades of Cool", "Is This Happiness", "Fine China" and "Sad Girl", for Ultraviolence. However, the track was ultimately cut from the final tracklist when the album was reworked with Dan Auerbach.
Three snippets, including snippets of stems of the track, leaked on August 15, 2016. The full instrumental lacking a drum stem leaked on January 28, 2017, followed by another snippet on March 21, 2017. A full version of the track with vocals, but slightly edited, leaked on April 18, 2017. The unedited file leaked on May 22, 2020.
Composition and writing
"Your Girl" is a slow rock ballad with elements of blues, soul and jazz. The song is set in the key of D minor playing at approximately 120 beats per minute. Instrumentation for the track consists of a synthesized bass, strumming electric guitar, strings and a prominent use of an organ in the chorus. Lyrically, the track depicts Del Rey, tired from performing, asking an old flame to carry her to her bed while lamenting about how their relationship could have been.
Cross-references
- There are many lyrical and thematic similarities to "The Blackest Day".
- Reference to Versailles is also found in "Breaking My Heart".
- The lyric "paint my toenails blue" alludes to her blue nail polish which is referenced in "1949", "The Blackest Day" and similarly to her "red nail polish" in "Off to the Races".
- The title is referenced in "Pretty When You Cry".
- The "carry me" theme also appears in "1949" and "The Blackest Day".
- Del Rey sings about about getting high in "Born to Die", "Carmen", "Brooklyn Baby", "Sad Girl", "Florida Kilos" and "High by the Beach".
Lyrics
Carry me off the stage
I can't do this anymore
Been gone for three years, is that enough for you, boy?
Carry me to my bed, paint my toenails blue
Tell me all about the things that you and I will never do
I wish I was your girl
I wish I was your girl
I wish I was your girl, ah
I wish I was your girl
I wish I was your girl
I wish I was your girl, ah
Carry me off the stage
I've had too much to drink
Been on tour too long
And I've had too much time to think
Carry me to my bed, lay me on a bed of down
Kiss me on my head
Remind me of the way we were not now
I wish I was your girl
I wish I was your girl
I wish I was your girl, ah
I wish I was your girl
I wish I was your girl
I wish I was your girl, ah
Late at night, lady on the side
Call me late if you wanna get high
Late at night, laying in Versailles
You and I get to know one another
Late at night, baby, you're my sign
Call me late if you wanna get high
Late at night, baby, you and I
Can get to know one another
I wish I was your girl
I wish I was your girl
I wish I was your girl, ah
I wish I was your girl
I wish I was your girl
I wish I was your girl, ah
References
- ↑ ISRC Code: GBUM71402154