Freak
Lana Del Rey
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Flames so hot that they turn blue Palms reflecting in your eyes, like an endless summer That's the way I feel for you If time stood still I'd take this moment Make it last forever Your head lies, full of fire I'm risin' up, risin up My heart loves, full of fire Love's full of fire, love Baby if you wanna leave Come to California, be a freak like me, too Screw your anonymity Loving me is all you need to feel Like I do We could slow dance to rock music Kiss while we do it Talk till we both turn blue Baby, if you wanna leave Come to California, be a freak like me, too Leather black and eyes of blue (blue, blue, blue, blue, blue) Sun reflecting in your eyes, like an easy rider Life makes sense when I'm with you Looking back, my past It all seems stranger than a stranger So let's dance in slow motion Turn it up, turn it up And let's dance by the ocean, ooh-ooh Baby, if you wanna leave Come to California, be a freak like me, too Screw your anonymity Loving me is all you need to feel Like I do We could slow dance to rock music Kiss while we do it Talk till we both turn blue Baby, if you wanna leave Come to California, be a freak like me, too Oh, you're cold as ice, baby But when you're on ice, baby It's so amazing in every way Oh, you're cold as ice, baby I don't wanna fight, baby It's like I told you If you stay, I'll stay, yeah Baby, if you wanna leave Come to California, be a freak like me, too Screw your anonymity Loving me is all you need to feel Like I do We could slow dance to rock music Kiss while we do it Talk till we both turn blue Baby, if you wanna leave Come to California, be a freak like me, too
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Written by: ELIZABETH GRANT, RICK NOWELS
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13 facts about this song
Artist Background"Freak" is a song by American singer-songwriter Lana Del Rey. Lana Del Rey rose to fame after her debut single "Video Games" became a viral hit in 2011.
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Album Inclusion"Freak" is included in Lana Del Rey's fourth studio album, "Honeymoon", which was released in 2015.
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Song StyleThe song is known for its atmospheric, psychedelic, and cinematic style, characteristics that are emblematic of Del Rey's music.
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Music Video DirectorLana Del Rey herself directed the music video for "Freak", showcasing her creative control over her artistic output.
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Music Video DebutThe music video for "Freak" premiered at The Wiltern Theatre in Los Angeles on 9th February 2016. Del Rey dubbed the event the “Freak Premiere."
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Featured ArtistThe music video for “Freak” features noted musician Josh Tillman, also known as Father John Misty, with whom Del Rey shares a close bond in terms of musical style and vision.
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InspirationThe music video is said to be inspired by the 1960's California cult, The Manson Family, reinforcing Del Rey's affinity for referencing American nostalgia and subculture in her work.
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Music Video LengthAlthough the track itself is just under five minutes long, the official music video for "Freak" extends to nearly 11 minutes, including an extended outtake featuring Claude Debussy's "Clair de Lune".
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Song ReviewCritics have praised the song for its smooth, lyrical quality and Del Rey’s soulful vocals. According to Rolling Stone, “Freak” is one of the standouts on the album.
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Song LyricsThe song carries themes of escapism and longing for freedom, common themes in Lana Del Rey's music. The lyrics, "Baby, if you wanna leave, come to California, be a freak like me, too," resonate with listeners for their evocative and dramatic undertones.
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Live PerformancesDespite its popularity, "Freak" hasn't been performed as often as other songs by Del Rey. One notable live performance, however, was at the 2016 Outside Lands Music and Arts Festival in San Francisco.
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Commercial PerformanceAlthough Freak wasn't a major hit in terms of chart performance, it gained considerable attention due to its visually stunning and provocative music video.
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Continuity in WorkThe music video of “Freak” is considered to be a continuation of the narrative from the video of Del Rey's previous single, “Music To Watch Boys To,” both sharing thematic elements and visual continuity.
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