But how many of y'all caught the reference to Lolita?

This sounds much more impressive than her previous songs. I'm quite astonished that it's actually infectious.

"Sorry 'bout it" sounds like Ke$ha and I love it

omg, her voice is amazing!!! i want her album now!!!

Wasn't so into it at first, but after a few listens........ YES.

The way she changes her voice to that cute soft voice gives me life.

princess lana.

This has been confirmed as a single.....?

But regardless, this song is ****ing amazing, like holy ****.

The way she sings "scarlet, starlet, singing in the garden" is the cutest thing ever.

I mean, everything Lana writes has a meaning, look at this lyrics ****.
I searched for Light Of My Life, Fire of My Loins and it's a quote from a book called Lolita by a Russian writer Vladimir Nabokov, so i sent her another quote from the book and she answered me with a x on twitter, lol. Her lyrics really mean something, -there's also a movie for this book-

Quoting someone's work does not make you smarter, dude.

Quoting something in a good way is a great feature. A line may sound good but when you realize it refers to a piece of art it widens the horizon of meaning.

So, quoting someone doesnt make you nessecarily smarter but it's a nice feature.

Don't be naive STMG23. She made it simple by quoting Nabokov's Lolita. It is just another trick to reinforce her character. If she had quoted something less obvious then I would be impressed.

Trndmn, yes, quoting someone does not make you smarter but it does when you build a total song from a single phrase. Or from his book. And probably many ppl didn't noticed she was quoting it

Everyone is talking about it without acknowledging your post. I can't.