Lana's Big Eyes Lyrics

Song	Lana's Big Eyes
Artist	Lana Del Rey
Album	The Profile
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[00:00.00]	I get to introduce to Lana del rey. Okay you r thinking she’s getting a new album coming out.
[00:04.96]	Better! She has got the new song for the new movie “big eyes ”.
[00:09.36]	Talking little more about an artist. You worked on the great Gatsby.
[00:13.66]	I did.
[00:14.23]	So was it a different process for you?
[00:16.19]	A little bit,I mean now that you say I've been really lucky not just I mean write for my own records,
[00:23.24]	but to be involved in something like 'The Great Gatsby' or'Maleficent' and now 'Big eyes' it is really exciting，
[00:30.62]	especially because its for Tim Burton.Who I loved，like everybody else.
[00:36.25]	What's the process as the songwriter and you have considered the piano and play guitar
[00:41.29]	it's kinda get u inspiration but when you work with such a visionary like Tim Burton.
[00:45.45]	How does he guide you, what does he , hands off you do your own thing
[00:48.77]	I think there's a lot of people involved in the process,cause I know the writers
[00:53.42]	I think they took over seven years trying to get the rights just for the movie,
[00:58.83]	so there's a lot of people involved，but I think I mean Tim told me that
[01:05.59]	he really likes to stay involved in the cinematic aspect and let whoever is writing for him do their job And then
[01:13.12]	If he really loves it I think he probably plays for Damiels if it works with the score and
[01:23.35]	If you see a movie it's based on the artist named Keen who is very descriptive
[01:28.35]	I mean the big eyes that u r doing yes did you look at the paintings did that help to make an opinion as u started your process to write
[01:35.41]	Yeah I didn't remember ever hearing the name but I saw the images
[01:41.51]	that I was really blown away by a story that his wife had been really painting these pictures
[01:55.30]	which had become famous to the point where they were sold u know in drug stores and supermarkets so
[02:02.72]	but I was inspired by the artist I'm inspired by a lot of artists I mean it kinda reminded me of Mark Ryden who is one of my favorite artists now
[02:13.81]	Last question for you this is for Germany you ve played in Europe I mean all that you picked
[02:19.09]	What's the Germany experience for you what stands out for your own memory of Germany
[02:23.08]	well,My first record deal was with Universal Germany so for a while Berlin was like second home yeah with Daniel Everroug and Nephie and playing in Berlin ,Cologne
[02:38.25]	this was really one of the only places I ve played before I played in London
[02:43.04]	And then ultimately for the first time this year in the US

	ti:
	ar:
	al:
[00:00.00]	I get to introduce to Lana del rey. Okay you r thinking she' s getting a new album coming out.
[00:04.96]	Better! She has got the new song for the new movie " big eyes ".
[00:09.36]	Talking little more about an artist. You worked on the great Gatsby.
[00:13.66]	I did.
[00:14.23]	So was it a different process for you?
[00:16.19]	A little bit, I mean now that you say I' ve been really lucky not just I mean write for my own records,
[00:23.24]	but to be involved in something like ' The Great Gatsby' or' Maleficent' and now ' Big eyes' it is really exciting,
[00:30.62]	especially because its for Tim Burton. Who I loved, like everybody else.
[00:36.25]	What' s the process as the songwriter and you have considered the piano and play guitar
[00:41.29]	it' s kinda get u inspiration but when you work with such a visionary like Tim Burton.
[00:45.45]	How does he guide you, what does he , hands off you do your own thing
[00:48.77]	I think there' s a lot of people involved in the process, cause I know the writers
[00:53.42]	I think they took over seven years trying to get the rights just for the movie,
[00:58.83]	so there' s a lot of people involved, but I think I mean Tim told me that
[01:05.59]	he really likes to stay involved in the cinematic aspect and let whoever is writing for him do their job And then
[01:13.12]	If he really loves it I think he probably plays for Damiels if it works with the score and
[01:23.35]	If you see a movie it' s based on the artist named Keen who is very descriptive
[01:28.35]	I mean the big eyes that u r doing yes did you look at the paintings did that help to make an opinion as u started your process to write
[01:35.41]	Yeah I didn' t remember ever hearing the name but I saw the images
[01:41.51]	that I was really blown away by a story that his wife had been really painting these pictures
[01:55.30]	which had become famous to the point where they were sold u know in drug stores and supermarkets so
[02:02.72]	but I was inspired by the artist I' m inspired by a lot of artists I mean it kinda reminded me of Mark Ryden who is one of my favorite artists now
[02:13.81]	Last question for you this is for Germany you ve played in Europe I mean all that you picked
[02:19.09]	What' s the Germany experience for you what stands out for your own memory of Germany
[02:23.08]	well, My first record deal was with Universal Germany so for a while Berlin was like second home yeah with Daniel Everroug and Nephie and playing in Berlin , Cologne
[02:38.25]	this was really one of the only places I ve played before I played in London
[02:43.04]	And then ultimately for the first time this year in the US

	ti:
	ar:
	al:
[00:00.00]	I get to introduce to Lana del rey. Okay you r thinking she' s getting a new album coming out.
[00:04.96]	Better! She has got the new song for the new movie " big eyes ".
[00:09.36]	Talking little more about an artist. You worked on the great Gatsby.
[00:13.66]	I did.
[00:14.23]	So was it a different process for you?
[00:16.19]	A little bit, I mean now that you say I' ve been really lucky not just I mean write for my own records,
[00:23.24]	but to be involved in something like ' The Great Gatsby' or' Maleficent' and now ' Big eyes' it is really exciting,
[00:30.62]	especially because its for Tim Burton. Who I loved, like everybody else.
[00:36.25]	What' s the process as the songwriter and you have considered the piano and play guitar
[00:41.29]	it' s kinda get u inspiration but when you work with such a visionary like Tim Burton.
[00:45.45]	How does he guide you, what does he , hands off you do your own thing
[00:48.77]	I think there' s a lot of people involved in the process, cause I know the writers
[00:53.42]	I think they took over seven years trying to get the rights just for the movie,
[00:58.83]	so there' s a lot of people involved, but I think I mean Tim told me that
[01:05.59]	he really likes to stay involved in the cinematic aspect and let whoever is writing for him do their job And then
[01:13.12]	If he really loves it I think he probably plays for Damiels if it works with the score and
[01:23.35]	If you see a movie it' s based on the artist named Keen who is very descriptive
[01:28.35]	I mean the big eyes that u r doing yes did you look at the paintings did that help to make an opinion as u started your process to write
[01:35.41]	Yeah I didn' t remember ever hearing the name but I saw the images
[01:41.51]	that I was really blown away by a story that his wife had been really painting these pictures
[01:55.30]	which had become famous to the point where they were sold u know in drug stores and supermarkets so
[02:02.72]	but I was inspired by the artist I' m inspired by a lot of artists I mean it kinda reminded me of Mark Ryden who is one of my favorite artists now
[02:13.81]	Last question for you this is for Germany you ve played in Europe I mean all that you picked
[02:19.09]	What' s the Germany experience for you what stands out for your own memory of Germany
[02:23.08]	well, My first record deal was with Universal Germany so for a while Berlin was like second home yeah with Daniel Everroug and Nephie and playing in Berlin , Cologne
[02:38.25]	this was really one of the only places I ve played before I played in London
[02:43.04]	And then ultimately for the first time this year in the US

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