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Lana del Rey x Ariel The little mermaid
 

And in FMWUTTT she'll be sipping on Lorde's blood

1. Lana was called to a costume party and had nothing to wear.
2. She put her favorite white party dress, stole her grandmother's knitting tea tablecloth and some flowers in the yard.
3. Asked her gay best friend to turn the tablecloth towel into a veil. 
4. The party was thrown by Vogue so when Lana saw the oranges she thought "Better eat something since don't fead the models is a thing"
5. A friend was filming the trajectory until the Church.  Praying is in Vogue these days, so the theme was birth of baby Jesus
6. Got home quite drunk, passed the video to the laptop and inadvertently gave upload. 
7. Lana is still sleeping and still doesn't know the video is online

Its her going to the jungle, obviously looking for oranges, then she foes to church and ask for forgiveness cause she actually stole them

"Don't be afraid of me, don't be ashamed.
Walk in the way of my soft resurrection.
Idol of roses, iconic soul. I know your name.
Lead me to war with your brilliant direction."
 
All of Bel Air, really. But I just love how this part flows, especially the bolded lines.

This isn't exactly contributing to the thread, but has anyone else ever noticed that once you started listening to Lana, any other artist you used to listen to or now hear has really "inferior" lyrics? Maybe that's just me. 

Does anyone else find that often Lana's not so good or more boring songs have the best lyrics? I think it's because it's difficult to multitask on making a good tune etc as well as making it good lyrically. For instant, everyone knows Pawn Shop Blues is a lyrical masterpiece but it's also my least favourite on the album.
Plus, Sirens is her worse album (you can't deny it, I love it but that's literally a fact) however, for me, it's her best album lyrically and if the poetry was lame, I wouldn't love it the way I do.