It has been reported that the recording of Lana Del Rey’s “Say Yes To Heaven” dates back almost a decade, to November of 2013, before it was eventually released officially on 19 May 2023. The original...
Lana Del Rey’s “Young and Beautiful” is a song that Polydor and Interscope made public on 22 April 2013, as the lead single from The Great Gatsby: Music from Baz Luhrmann’s Film. The Great Gatsby (1925) is a...
The term “heaven”, as utilized in “Yes to Heaven”, appears to be along the lines of music industry’s standard definition of the word, as alluding to a gratifying romantic relationship. More specifically, Lana Del Rey...
In its original incarnation, Lana Del Rey’s “Get Free” was a more comprehensive, personalized piece meant to encapsulate the last few years in Lana’s life leading up to that point. The songstress then decided it...
Cher’s “Love One Another” is a general love song, as implied by the chorus, and it is one that is explicitly put into a macrocosmic context. So we don’t have to burden ourselves trying to...
The title of this song (“La Luna”), as you perhaps already know, simply translates to “The Moon”. And you know how they say that people, succinctly put, get more sensually excited when there’s a full moon? Well...
“Shades of Cool” is actually centered on the singer’s lover. He is depicted as a fiercely-independent, albeit self-destructive spirit. But Lana Del Rey is still fascinated with him, with the title alluding to how “cool” she...
Honestly the way Lana Del Rey’s “Summertime Sadness” reads is a bit confusing, despite it being a certifiable international hit. There seems to be two different storylines present in the track. And there is no...
To begin with, Dido’s “Take You Home” follows two different story lines. The first is between the singer and her lover, who for the most part appear as any other couple. For instance they...
“Heaven Is a Place on Earth” is a power ballad by American singer Belinda Carlisle who first burst into the limelight as the lead singer of the all female band the Go-Go’s. According to...
