: This alternate mix, which surfaced in late 2020, features a more prominent, driving piano throughout the song compared to the final release.

: Many fans prefer the early demos for their "cinematic" feel, often noting a more "Ultraviolence-era" atmosphere that leans into dramatic, lush instrumentals.

While the Blue Banisters version is beloved for its haunting vocal outro, fan-circulated "Moonchild" or early demo versions offer a different sonic landscape:

: One of the most famous facts about the song is that the "electric guitar" wailing at the end is actually Lana’s own voice manipulated to sound like a saxophone or guitar—a technique she demonstrated in an Instagram live session. Why We Still Listen A Velvet Voice Covers A Living Legend - Byline