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вЂњNational AnthemвЂќ reveals the dark side of having a rich lifestyle. They could be anti-depressants, but the вЂњcrushingвЂќ descriptor seems to imply itвЂ™s more hallucinogens that are her thing. It seems to be her coping mechanism for dealing with a frustrating relationship. On вЂњIs This Happiness,вЂќ Del Rey croons about taking вЂњviolet pillsвЂќ in the Hollywood Hills. Heroin Music Lyrics: Heroin,Heroin / when you shot me at point blank range i knew you loved me / Windy streets have the fire inside their veins / And. вЂњIt was never about the money or the drugs,вЂќ Del Rey sings on вЂњReligion.вЂќ ItвЂ™s one of the rare occasions where we see Del Rey unveiled, where love is at the heart of the song. Lana Del Rey Wants a Stairway to Heaven on New Track 'Coachella-Woodstock In My Mind': Listen She longs for him as she nostalgically lilts, вЂњAll those special times I spent with you, my love / They donвЂ™t mean shit compared to all your drugs.вЂќ On вЂњPretty When You Cry,вЂќ Del Rey longs for the man who she was likely singing about in вЂњShades Of Cool,вЂќ but he is too preoccupied with doing drugs and other women. Like many of her songs, her man is getting high, but she emphasizes it with an incredibly high note when she recites the lyric to reinforce his drug habit.

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She sings about yayo, and making crack cocaine (вЂњWhite palms, baking powder on the stove / Cooking up a dream, turning diamonds into snow.вЂќ) Del Rey uses the breezy song to show what she has to offer: the kilos (coke) or the Keys (the scenery). If the song title alone doesnвЂ™t tip you off, вЂњFlorida KilosвЂќ is about coke once again. On вЂњShades Of Cool,вЂќ love and drugs are interchangeable, and her lover has his vices: вЂњHe lives for love, he loves his drugs, he loves his baby too.вЂќ On Honeymoon, Del Rey sings about competing for the attention of her lover who has many side pieces. Lana Del Rey's 10 Best Songs: Critic's Picks But perhaps the most curious lyric is Del Rey singing вЂњIвЂ™m churning out novels like beat poetry on amphetamines.вЂќ Artists used to do speed to create their work - something that seems to resonate with Del Rey herself. Perhaps the hipster anthem to end all anthems, вЂњBrooklyn BabyвЂќ covers stereotypes like having a boyfriend in a band, putting feathers in your hair and ownng a rare jazz collection. All you want to do is light one up with Del Rey near the shore. Gil Scott Heron - The Revolution Will Not Be TelevisedPieces of a Man (1971)Flying Dutchman/RCA - New YorkJohnny Pate - conductorBrian Jackson - pianoRon Car. So relatable, yet she makes it sound revolutionary. This one is pretty self-explanatory as Del Rey croons about getting вЂњhigh by the beachвЂќ on repeat. Listen to Del ReyвЂ™s songs about getting high below. Regardless of where Lust For Life (out Friday)В takes us, weвЂ™ll always remember her odes to getting faded. Based on Del ReyвЂ™s new releases thus far, it seems like sheвЂ™sВ found a different perspective within her music - perhaps even moving away from romanticizing her partyВ days.

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