Demo version 1 (produced by Crispin Hunt) - 3:45.

New York City is also mentioned in ' Old Money', ' How to Disappear', ' The Greatest' and in the poem ' LA Who Am I to Love You', among many other songs.

References to Pontiacs are found in ' Axl Rose Husband', ' 1949', and in ' Motel 6' Jeff Peretz version.

7-Eleven is also mentioned in ' Motel 6'.

The song shares many lyrics with ' Beach Boys', more particularly the 'Diet Mt.

'Give me them, give me them.' is already repeatedly sung in ' Off to the Races.'.

'We both know' is later used in ' Honeymoon', and ' If You Lie Down with Me'.

Heart-shaped sunglasses are mentioned in ' Every Man Gets His Wish'.

Del Rey also repeatedly sings 'I want you' in ' Caught You Boy'.

The lyric 'you're no good for me' references 'everybody's sayin' that you're not good for me' from ' Back to tha Basics.'.

Jesus & religion are prevalent topics throughout Del Rey's music is directly mentioned in ' Trash Magic', ' I Talk to Jesus', and ' Body Electric', and was a main character in her short film, Tropico.

Del Rey references ' Ride' by saying ''cause we gonna take a ride'.

The phrase 'divine' is also used in ' Summer of Sam', ' Old Money' and ' Guns and Roses', among others.

'Hit me and tell me you're mine' is a variation of 'hit me and it felt like a kiss,' present in ' Ultraviolence' and ' Beautiful Player'.

The third demo version references 'dope and diamonds,' a phrase in ' Money Power Glory'.

Direct reference to ' Axl Rose Husband'.

2', ' Breaking My Heart', ' Betty Boop Boop', ' Hawaiian Tropic', and ' Coconut and Key Lime Pie'.

Roller coasters are mentioned in ' Last Girl on Earth', ' Hundred Dollar Bill', ' Butterflies, Pt.

Being high/an overarching theme of drug use similarly appears in ' Try Tonight', ' Boarding School' and ' You & Me', including other songs.

It is ultimately the same as the first version with the exception of certain shots being cut differently, and clips that were originally black and white now being color. On July 5, 2017, an alternate edit of the first version of the video leaked. They feature shots of Del Rey herself and clips she gathered from miscellaneous films and videos. On November 1, 2010, the third demo of the song was used in the TV Series 90210 during the episode 'I See London, I See France.'.īefore the release of Born to Die, Del Rey created two homemade music videos for a demo version of the song, similar to the style of her other homemade music videos. In 2018, Del Rey performed the song on January 19 in Newark, New Jersey at the LA to the Moon Tour. On October 28, 2017, Del Rey performed it again at Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival in Los Angeles, California. If you judge me, I'll kill you.'ĭel Rey performed the song live for the first time in 6 years at Terminal 5 in New York City, New York, on October 23 and 24, 2017. I've really never done this song live but I'm just like 'My set's so fucking short, I wanna like, make it longer,' so we're just gonna try it. About the performance, she said: 'Okay, I fucking hate encores, but listen. Del Rey performed the song live for the second known time on November 30, 2011, at the Mod Club in Toronto, Canada, as an encore. The first known performance of the song was at the Highline Ballroom in New York City for the M.E.A.N.Y. The track is generally upbeat, and lyrically the song centers on Del Rey asking a man whether they will 'be in love forever.' The track features motif of a rising then falling scale on the piano accompanied with soaring strings and hip-hop beats that are typical of the other tracks on the album. The song is in B♭ minor with a tempo of 88 BPM. A 5-minute demo of the song is also rumored to exist.

The first demo version, produced by Crispin Hunt, shares its instrumental with ' Gorgeous $100'. Another demo of the song is registered under the stage name Lizzy Grant. The original file of the second demo, labeled as 'Diet Mtn Dew Ruff 1', leaked on July 6, 2017, and according to its tags, it was produced in 2009. Dew Baby', recorded under the pseudonym Lana Rey, leaked during 2016. Two snippets of a 2008 a cappella demo called 'Diet Mt. The track was met with generally positive reviews. In May 2010, music blog sites began posting reviews of the third demo of the song alongside speculation around Del Rey's upcoming album.

On May 19, 2010, Del Rey uploaded the song to her now-defunct SoundCloud profile, (produced by The Flight) and on June 13, 2011, she uploaded it to her personal YouTube channel (produced by Mike Daly). Two days later, she tweeted lyrics from the track and stated that she 'loves' new song. On April 28, 2009, Del Rey tweeted 'Mike Daly is Really fucking good.

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