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Lana Del Rey, born Elizabeth Woolridge Grant, is an American singer songwriter. Long before her major debut in 2012, Grant had recorded material that has not been officially released. Songs included in this list are registered tracks not commercially or promotionally released, recordings that gained attention from the media or were confirmed by Grant herself.

Key

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Denotes song has not leaked
Denotes song has not leaked, but a snippet has
Denotes song has been leaked or performed in full

Albums and/or Eras

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Rock Me Stable/Young Like Me (2005)

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On April 25, 2005, a seven track compact disc was registered under Elizabeth Woolridge Grant with the United States Copyright Office. The application title was "Rock Me Stable" with another title "Young Like Me" also listed.[1] The track titles are currently unknown.

Sirens (2005-2006)

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Sirens is an unreleased independent album by Grant, recorded between 2005 and 2006 when the singer was known by her then-pseudonym, May Jailer. The album was recorded in Lake Placid, New York. On January 10, 2012 Team Hellions had written that he is in the possession of "an album from Ms. Grant that you will never hear!". The entire album was leaked through YouTube in May, 2012.[2][3][4][5][6]

Song Writer(s) Notes
"A Star for Nick" Elizabeth Grant
"All You Need" Grant
"Aviation" Grant
"Bad Disease" Grant
"Birds of a Feather" Grant
"Find My Own Way" Grant
"For K Part 1" Grant
  • Sometimes called "Sirens"
"I'm Indebited to You" Grant
"My Momma" Grant
"Next to Me" Grant
"Out with a Bang" Grant
"Pretty Baby" Grant
  • Sometimes called "For K"
"Pride" Grant
"Try Tonight" Grant
"Westbound" Grant

Lizzy Grant and the Phenomena (2006-2007)

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A persona Del Rey used on ReverbNation.com to release two songs.[7][8]

Song Writer(s) Notes
"Disco" Elizabeth Grant
"For K Part 2" Grant
  • Demo

No Kung Fu (2007)

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Six demos were presented as a demo tape to David Kahne in 2007.[9]

Song Writer(s) Notes
"Brite Lites" Elizabeth Grant
  • Demo
"Get Drunk" Grant
  • Demo
"Jimmy Gnecco" Grant
  • Demo
"Jump" Grant
  • Demo
"Put Me In A Movie" Grant
  • Demo
"Yayo" Grant
  • Demo

Sparkle Jump Rope Queen (2008-2009)

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One of Del Rey's many stage names. This "era" contains three songs available on MySpace.[10][11]

Song Writer(s) Notes
"Axl Rose Husband" Elizabeth Grant
"Blue Ribbon" Grant
  • Available on MySpace
  • Also known as "Gramma"
"Elvis" Grant

Born to Die era

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Born to Die demos

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Numerous Born to Die demos have surfaced with a distinct differentiation between the demo and album version.

Song Writer(s) Notes
"Blue Jeans"[12] Elizabeth Grant
Emile Haynie
Dan Heath
  • First demo leaked June 13, 2012
  • Two demo versions
"Born To Die"[citation needed] Grant
Justin Parker
  • Leaked June 7, 2012
"Carmen"[citation needed] Grant
Parker
  • Leaked June 9, 2012
"Dark Paradise"[13] Grant
Rick Nowels
  • First demo leaked June 9, 2012
  • Two demo versions
"Diet Mtn Dew"[14] Grant
Mike Daly
  • First demo posted on YouTube by Grant herself
  • Three demo versions
"Lolita"[15] Grant
  • Three demo versions
"Lucky Ones"[citation needed] Grant
Nowels
  • Leaked June 23, 2012
"Million Dollar Man"[citation needed] Grant
Chris Braide
  • Leaked May 22, 2012
"National Anthem"[16] Grant
David Sneddon
"Radio"[citation needed] Grant
Parker
  • Leaked June 9, 2012
"This Is What Makes Us Girls"[17][18] Grant
Jim Irvin
Tim Larcombe
  • Leaked January 5, 2012
  • Additional demo leaked September 29, 2012
"Video Games"[19] Grant
  • Two demo versions
"Without You"[citation needed] Grant
Sacha Skarbek
  • First demo leaked June 8, 2012
  • Two demo versions

Born to Die outtakes

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Majority of these songs were registered at the time of other Born to Die songs, which is why they're speculated as outtakes. Most are also with EMI Music Publishing like all other songs on the album.

Song Writer(s) Notes
"Are You Ready"[20] Elizabeth Grant
Eg White
"Drive"[citation needed] Grant
Justin Parker
"Driving In Cars With Boys"[21] Grant
  • Final and demo version have leaked
"Gas Station"[22] Grant
Kahne
"Hey Lolita Hey"[23] Grant
"Hundred Dollar Bill"[21] Grant
"Kinda Outta Luck"[21][24] Grant
Joe Henson
Alexis Leon Smith
"Little Girls"[25] Grant
"Last Girl On Earth"[citation needed] Grant
Parker
"Live or Die"[26] Grant
Jarrad Rogers
"Marilyn Monroe"[21] Grant
Parker
"Mermaid Hotel"[27] Grant
"On Our Way"[21] Grant
Parker
"Raise Me Up"[28] Grant
"Roses"[29] Grant
Chris Braide
"Smartie"[30] Grant
David Kahne
"Take Me To Paris"[31] Grant
Guy Chambers
Liam Howe
"Velvet Crowbar"[32] Grant
Parker
"You Can Be The Boss"[21][33] Grant
Henson
Leon Smith

Born to Die - The Paradise Edition Outtakes

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Songs which were supposed to be on the November 2012 re-release of Born to Die.

Song Writer(s) Notes
"Paradise"[34] Elizabeth Grant
Rick Nowels
Emile Haynie
"Will You Still Love Me"[35][36] Grant
Rick Nowels

Miscellaneous

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List of various songs which era are not stated or assumed.

Song Writer(s) Notes
"1949"[citation needed] Elizabeth Grant
  • Leaked on July 1, 2012
"Afraid"[37][38][39][40][41][42] Grant
  • Leaked on August 23, 2012
"Backfire"[37][43][44][45][46][47][48][49][50][51] Grant
  • Leaked on September 13, 2012
"Because of You"[37][52] Grant
Sacha Skarbek
"Be My Daddy" Grant
John Frederik Fortis
"Big Bad Wolf""[37][53][40][54][55][41][42] Grant
  • Leaked on August 21, 2012
"Boarding School"[56][32] Grant
Chris Seefried
"Break My Fall"[citation needed] Grant
Anthony Edward Whiting
Miranda Cooper
"Behind Closed Doors"[citation needed] Grant
Whiting
Cooper
"Butterflies"[citation needed] Grant
Liam Howe
Joe Cross
"Butterflies Part 2"[57] Grant
James Irvin
Tim Larcombe
"Caught You Boy"[58] Grant
James Dring
Jody Street
"Children of the Bad Revolution"[59] Grant
Dring
Street
"Come When You Call Me America"[citation needed] Grant
  • Leaked on June 22, 2012
  • Two versions
"Daddy Issues"[citation needed] Grant
"Damn You"[44] Grant
"Dangerous Girl"[21] Grant
Richard Mould
Ralph S. Andrew
"Delicious"[37][53][40][54][55] Grant
  • Leaked on August 18, 2012
"Dum Dum"[citation needed] Grant
  • Leaked on March 15, 2012
  • Demo version leaked in May/June 2012
"Dynamite" Grant
  • Leaked on December 21, 2012
"The End of the World"[citation needed] Grant
  • Live performance posted September 25, 2011
  • Cover of original song by Skeeter Davis
"Every Man Has His Wish"[citation needed] Grant
Crispin Macmichael Sandys Hunt
"Fake Diamond"[32] Grant
  • Leaked on September 17, 2012
"Fordham Road"[citation needed] Grant
  • Leaked on October 11, 2012
"From The End"[60] Grant
"Gangsta Boy"[21] Grant
Harry James Angus
"Goodbye Kiss"[21][61] Sergio Pizzorno
"Ghetto Baby"[62][63][64][65][66] Grant
Roy Kerr
Anu Pillai
"Girl That Got Away"[67] Grant
Dring
Street
"Go Go Dancer"[68][69] Grant
  • Leaked August 9, 2012
"Happiest Girl in the Whole USA"[21] Donna Fargo
"Heart-Shaped Box"[70] Kurt Cobain
"Heavy Hitter"[21] Grant
  • Leaked on January 28, 2012
"Hit and Run" Grant
  • Leaked on November 13, 2012
"Hollywood's Dead"[44] Grant
Chris Braide
  • Leaked on September 11, 2012
  • Wrote on Facebook about it on April 23, 2011
"I Don't Want To Go"[citation needed] Grant
  • Leaked on October 14, 2012
"Is It Wrong?"[71] Grant
Paul Herman
"Jealous Girl"[citation needed] Grant
Elizabeth Foster
Edward Kerr
Anuroop Pillai
"Lift Your Eyes"[72] Grant
  • Snippet leaked on April 7, 2012
"Making Out"[citation needed] Grant
Mathew William Benbrook
"The Man I Love"[21] Grant
  • Leaked on June 30, 2012
  • This is not an actual track, but a fan made track with unreleased vocals.
"Match Made In Heaven"[citation needed] Grant
"Methamphetamines"[citation needed] Grant
  • Leaked on October 14, 2012
"Moije Joue"[citation needed] Grant
  • Leaked on October 14, 2012
"Money Hunny"[citation needed] Grant
"Motel 6"[73] Grant
Dring
Street
"My Best Days"[citation needed] Grant
  • Leaked on October 30, 2012
"Never Let Me Go"[21][74][75][76][77] Grant
  • Leaked on May 18, 2012
"Noir" Grant
  • Leaked on December 21, 2012
"Oh Say Can You See" Grant
"Oooh Baby"[54][65][69][78] Grant
Eg White
"Pin Up Galore"[citation needed] Grant
  • Live version resurfaced April 24, 2012
  • Demo version leaked June 15, 2012
"Playing Dangerous"[37][38][39][40][41][42] Grant
Mads Louis Hauge
Phil Thornalley
"Prom Song (Gone Wrong)"[citation needed] Grant
  • Leaked on October 14, 2012
  • Produced by David Sneddon
  • Also known as "Teenage Wasteland"
"Push Me Down"[citation needed] Grant
  • Leaked on October 14, 2012
"Put The Radio On"[21][79][80] Grant
Howe
Richard Stannard
"Queen of Disaster" Grant
Chris Braide
"Resistance"[citation needed] Grant
Sandys Hunt
"Ruby Tuesday"[citation needed] Grant
"Serial Killer"[54][65][69] Grant
  • Leaked on August 8, 2012
"She's Not Me"[81] Grant
  • Leaked on April 6, 2012
  • Also known as "Ride or Die"
"Summer of Sam"[54][65][69] Grant
  • Leaked on August 8, 2012
"Trash (Magic)"[citation needed] Grant
  • Also known as "Miss America"
"Truth In Your Eyes"[citation needed] Grant
"Us Against The World"[82] Grant
Dring
Street
"White Pontiac Heaven"[citation needed] Grant
  • Snippet Leaked on June 19, 2012
  • Alternate version of "Axl Rose Husband"
  • From MySpace
"You and Me"[citation needed] Grant
  • Leaked on December 3, 2012
"You're Gonna Love Me"[citation needed] Grant
  • Leaked on July 7, 2012

References

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