Lana Del Rey - Ride

Who is here I June, 2024?

If this doesnt play at my funeral I ain't dyin.

who’s here in may 2024?

That Lanachella entrance was the most Lana thing I’ve ever seen . 🏍️ 🍒 😎🥺

"I believe in the person i want to become", what a powerful phrase.

Lana belongs in an art museum

When she said, "There's no use talking to people who have a home. They have no idea what it's like to seek safety in other people". From past experience- I know exactly what she's talking about. 💔 😢

I’ve met Lana after one of her concerts. I cannot describe the energy this woman gives. Her voice is soothing, her words are like velvet. Her smile can light up a whole room. Lana is a singer, a powerful one. She is a poet. Her music is art. There is no one, and I mean no one like her. Not even close. This song, this prologue and epilogue. This is a masterpiece. I just wished people would truly appreciate the greatness that Lana is.

Not to be dramatic or anything but this song changed my life

discovering lana was a life-changing experience for all of us

11 Years later if you’re watching this, you’re a legend!❤

Only broken girls can understand the masterpiece of this song. The melancholy of her voice. The lyrics. The tone . Just perfection.

7 Years later, if you're watching this you're a legend

I think the reason Lana is so loved is because she represents this freedom that we all want but yet this vulnerability of wanting to be loved and making mistakes . I love her because she says everything in one song that I've wanted to say my entire life. This is the song this is the piece of her soul that I fell in love with. A lot of today's music doesn't get a raw as this Edit : (Thank you all so much for the likes, i checked this a year later and it’s in the thousands and I feel so overwhelmed! it feels so great knowing I’m not the only one who’s deeply touched and In love with her music. You all make me feel less alone💕)

the monologue gives so much context to the song, everytime i listen again it just makes more and more sense

My friend showed me Lana and I've never looked back since. This was her favorite song RIP Ellie

this isn’t a music video, this is an experience

Lana makes me feel like everything's gonna be fine even when it's not

Anyone in 2024?

To me, this is my most personal Lana song. I can't listen to this without crying. It reminds me of everytime I cut or nearly drank myself to death. Or the lonely nights I would spend in my truck, homeless. A drunk coke addict with nothing to look forward to but death. And yet, Lana would help me pull forward. I can only wish I could tell her how much she means to me. Thank you Elizabeth Grant for everything you've done ❤ You may not know it, but your music has saved a life, at the very least, my own