Lana Del Rey likes Lolita. The novel - by Vladamir Nabokov (about a middle aged guy who becomes obsessed with a 12 year old girl). She references Lolita in Off to the Races - "Light of my life, fire of my loins - as well. Early demos were called Lolyta. No big deal, just a minor spelling change. It means the same thing.
Also, isn't it "no more skipping heart beats with the boys downtown" instead of "never was in love, skipping heart beats with the boys downtown? Maybe the album version is different, because I haven't heard earlier demos. But in the album it's "no more".
Lana Del Rey likes Lolita. The novel - by Vladamir Nabokov (about a middle aged guy who becomes obsessed with a 12 year old girl). She references Lolita in Off to the Races - "Light of my life, fire of my loins - as well. Early demos were called Lolyta. No big deal, just a minor spelling change. It means the same thing.
Also, isn't it "no more skipping heart beats with the boys downtown" instead of "never was in love, skipping heart beats with the boys downtown? Maybe the album version is different, because I haven't heard earlier demos. But in the album it's "no more".
older guy who becomes obsessed with young girl? sounds a little TOO familiar... I gotta go check that book out.
older guy who becomes obsessed with young girl? sounds a little TOO familiar... I gotta go check that book out.
it's no more skipping rope... and it sounds the same on both versions, but like I don't rely listen to(anyone)the old version so maybe I'm wrong...
it's no more skipping rope... and it sounds the same on both versions, but like I don't rely listen to(anyone)the old version so maybe I'm wrong...