Hollywoods Dead

Lana Del Rey

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Our kind of love It was once in a lifetime It couldn’t last It was doomed from the first time And you were 50s cool  In blue suede shoes But it was a cover for all of the trouble You got into I always fall for the wrong guy Things that are bad always taste nice That’s what girls like me do Lose you Don’t tell me it’s ooooover Don’t tell me it’s ooooover Hollywood’s dead Elvis is crying Vicious in flames Roland is dying And in the light you’re sickeningly beautiful Say goodbye you’re sickeningly beautiful - This kind of life Wasn’t meant for the good girl Try as I might In the end it’s a cruel world - And you are living proof Sinatra aloof That you were an actor who only went after The ones who swooned I always fall for the same type Gangsters in Vegas on game night That’s what girls like me like The limelight Don’t tell me it’s ooooover Don’t tell me it’s ooooover Hollywood’s dead Elvis is crying Vicious in flames Roland is dying And in the light you’re sickeningly beautiful Say goodbye you’re sickeningly beautiful If you should go before me then know That I always loved you There’s no one above you baby Don’t tell me it’s ooooover Don’t tell me it’s ooooover Hollywood’s dead Elvis is crying Lennon wake up Cobain stop lying there And in the light you’re sickeningly beautiful Say goodbye you’re sickeningly beautiful - -   to the end Hollywood’s dead Hollywood’s dead Hollywood’s dead        Yeah      Hollywood’s dead Hollywood’s dead Hollywood’s dead Yeah                               (Cut!)                          |||NO CAPO VERSION||| Our kind of love It was once in a lifetime It couldn’t last It was doomed from the first time And you were 50s cool   In blue suede shoes But it was a cover for all of the trouble You got into I always fall for the wrong guy Things that are bad always taste nice That’s what girls like me do Lose you Don’t tell me it’s oooover Don’t tell me it’s oooover Hollywood’s dead Elvis is crying Vicious in flames Roland is dying And in the light you’re sickeningly beautiful Say goodbye you’re sickeningly beautiful - This kind of life Wasn’t meant for the good girl Try as I might       In the end it’s a cruel world - And you are living proof Sinatra aloof That you were an actor who only went after The ones who swooned I always fall for the same type Gangsters in Vegas on game night That’s what girls like me like The limelight Don’t tell me it’s oooover Don’t tell me it’s oooover Hollywood’s dead Elvis is crying Vicious in flames Roland is dying And in the light you’re sickeningly beautiful Say goodbye you’re sickeningly beautiful If you should go before me then know That I always loved you There’s no one above you baby Don’t tell me it’s oooover Don’t tell me it’s oooover Hollywood’s dead Elvis is crying Lennon wake up Cobain stop lying there And in the light you’re sickeningly beautiful Say goodbye you’re sickeningly beautiful - - to the end Say goodnight you’re so beautiful Hollywood’s dead Hollywood’s dead Hollywood’s dead        Yeah      Hollywood’s dead Hollywood’s dead Hollywood’s dead Yeah                               (Cut!)                         

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La chanson évoque une histoire d'amour éphémère, marquée par des passions intenses mais vouées à l'échec. Elle parle d'une attirance pour des partenaires à la mauvaise réputation, souvent des figures emblématiques d'une vie pleine de glamour et de périls, où l'illusion cache de nombreuses douleurs. La narratrice exprime sa nostalgie et son désespoir face à une réalité cruelle, tout en se remémorant des icônes du passé, comme Elvis et Lennon, symboles d'un Hollywood fantomatique et meurtri. Il y a une tension entre la beauté superficielle de la vie et la profondeur de la perte, mêlée à une affirmation d'amour indéfectible malgré les séparations. Le contexte de la chanson rappelle une époque dorée du cinéma et de la musique, tout en soulignant les côté sombres de cet univers, où les rêves se heurtent souvent à la réalité brutale de la vie des artistes. La mélancolie de ces souvenirs s'entrelace avec une réflexion sur des choix amoureux récurrents, et un questionnement sur le sens même du succès et de l'amour dans un monde en perpétuel changement.