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“Bel Air” is a dreamy and languid highlight from Lana Del Rey’s upcoming EP, Paradise, which will be released alongside the (premature) reissue of Born To Die. It’s out November 13.
Lana said:
i lost my reputation, i forgot my truth. But i have my beauty and i have my youth.
‘TROPICO’ the film, coming next year
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