![]() ![]() The color blue is referenced in numerous songs by Del Rey, on almost every single album.Del Rey references past song " Born to Die" singing “once I found my way, but now I'm lost", wherein she sings "lost but now I am found" on the prior track.California is directly referenced in many of her songs including " Fuck It I Love You", " Freak", " How to Disappear", " Angels Forever, Forever Angels", " Shades of Cool" and the song of the same name.Getting high is a common theme in Del Rey songs, like " Born to Die" and " Florida Kilos", among others."School kid dreams came true" is similar to "American dreams came true" from " Radio".The phrase "fucking crazy" is also found in " Is This Happiness", " Ride" and " Cruel World".There is a direct reference to the song " Cruel World", which also appears in " Cherry Blossom".With the inclusion of the song on Blue Banisters, it was revealed that Barrie-James O'Neill provided the guitar for it and helped write it, alongside "Cherry Blossom". The full session of 34 stems leaked on November 16, 2020. The full instrumental was leaked on Jand the a cappella leaked on November 4, 2020. The official title of the song was eventually confirmed to be "Nectar of the Gods" when it was revealed that it would be included on Blue Banisters. Multiple fanmade titles such as "Color Blue" and "Wild on You" were given to it, and it was also speculated to be " Wild One", but this was later debunked. Despite the "Cherry Blossom" title being confirmed by Del Rey on Instagram in 2016, this led to the second song's title being up to debate by fans. The Tumblr account which posted the song could not confirm the official title of the track and claimed that the original files of it and "Cherry Blossom" were tagged under "Track 1" and "Track 2". On May 1, 2019, a snippet of the song was leaked via Tumblr, which was followed by the full song leaking minutes later. They were both recorded in the studio with Fabrizio Argiolas, though he is ultimately not credited on the song at all. ![]() Both songs were originally intended to be included on Del Rey's third studio album and second major-label studio album, Ultraviolence, but were ultimately cut from the final tracklist. ![]() The song was recorded in 2013 and comes from the same session as " Cherry Blossom". ![]()
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