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"Past experience is an indicator of future behavior" ~Dr. Phil What I would give to have him be incorrect, but he's not. Every pivotol moment the same decision was made, which led to nowhere, if that makes any sense.

So what you're also saying is that people don't change. THAT is not true.

Hi, by the way. :)

Some can't, even when you believe they truly want to. We've discussed hurdles.

Regardless, change is inevitable. Not easy, but inevitable.

I think evolve would be a more fitting term. People are always changing but staying the exact same if that makes sense. Some people lack the ability, aptitude, strength or whatever it is that prevents them from evolution. Because while we evolve were moving in a direction that will eveutally come full circle as we progress through life. Hopefully, once complete we'll be at the end of oru journey and destination:)

R U gonna walk down my Seattle street, Bella? You didn't all the times you had the chance. You intentionally made a walk impossible. So what's gonna be different this time. Nothing. You are incredible in so many ways, but not that one.

Typical. The words come easy, but when they don't there is silence. That's not evolution.

Um. lol. Housework is inevitable also. Sorry.

Yeah. I understand those years of housework that kept you busy.

What are you talking about? You gonna come clean for me? Sounds good! I got the little maid outfit ready. ;)

"This is not a "negative," as one commentator suggested."<br /> <br /> Excuse me, I said it had "negative undertones", which means something different.<br /> <br /> Are you saying metaphors that involve references to cancer, burning and death are completely positive? Or don't show contain sort of negative undertone, that is separate from their surface-level meaning? <br /> <br /> "Also, this is not a negative, either. In hip-hop slang, "sick" is the same thing as saying "dope" or "ill." It means that person/thing is cool/awesome."<br /> <br /> Of course "sick" is slang, that's incredibly obvious, we're not all from the 18th century. She linked it back to cancer because she's being ironic, and is probably commenting on the origin of the word. She does the same thing with "fresh to death", which is pretty paradoxical. <br /> <br /> All her compliments on him use imagery that is negative, but is reshaped into something positive. Which points to the fact that there is underlying negativity, on at least a subconscious level.<br /> <br /> Your interpretation of these lyrics are incredibly shallow. Even though I'm not a fan of Lana Del Rey, I understand that her lyrics aren't just "hip" ways of expressing that "you are the best, you're awesome!" and nothing more.

Ethanescence; yet your interpretation was reading way to far into the lines. <br /> to each it's own.

Okay so my friend knows Lana and was pretty close to her.<br /> <br /> "Big dreams, gangster<br /> Said you had to leave to start your life over<br /> I was like: "no please, stay here,"<br /> We don't need no money we can make it all work" <br /> <br /> The song is legitimately about this guy she was in love with, the dudes name is Rob. He was into heroine or something (dealing it/using it) and one day he traveled to Alaska for some reason or another.<br /> <br /> "But he headed out on Sunday, said he'd come home Monday<br /> I stayed up waitin', anticipatin' and pacin' but he was<br /> Chasing paper<br /> Caught up in the game" that was the last I heard"<br /> <br /> Caught up in the heroine game that is. While the guy was there in Alaksa he overdosed. The news spread to all his friends but after a day or two Lana still had no idea and MY friend was the one who found out and called Lana on the phone to tell her the news. Lana then wrote the song sometime between then and January 15 when she performed it live for the first time on Saturday Night Live (She was pretty messed up with alcohol and what not thats why the performance was so ehh.) <br /> <br /> "You went out every night<br /> And baby that's alright<br /> I told you that no matter what you did I'd be by your side<br /> Cause Ima ride or die<br /> Whether you fail or fly<br /> Well shit, at least you tried."<br /> <br /> At least he tried right?<br /> <br />

The name "James Dean" is an acronym here but definetely it was a main character in the movie called "Heather's"(1988). The description fits the good guy becoming the bad guy as James Dean.

@earthgirl2 yes agree with all you said except I think she means he is probably dead because "that was the last I heard". Born to die sort of carries on that theme. If he was just in prison she'd be able to contact him. And the wait a million years suggests she sees it as an eternal love and she'll find him again