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Del Rey went on to sing a verse of the song and expressed that she intends to officially release it in the future. This implies that there is another version of the song that remains unleaked, although an insider rumored that there is no final version of the song. "Actually, there was a song, 'Hollywood', that got with the wrong production", she stated.
Del Rey acknowledged the song during an Instagram livestream on Jafter a fan asked about " Hollywood's Dead".
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