Some of of Lana Del Rey’s lyrics give off love-dovey, romantic, marriage-minded energy.

Here’s a breakdown of how Lana’s marriage to Jeremy Dufrene connects with lyrics from her discography.

Cola

In “Cola” Lana sings: “I got a taste for men who are older, it’s always been so it’s no surprise.”

This theme ties in with her relationship with Jeremy, who’s older than her with a stable presence seems to be a contrast to past instability.

We know that some of Lana‘s past relationships were rocky and chaotic based on things she’s revealed in heartbreakingly honest songs.

But there are signs that Jeremy is a common stable presence in her life.

Jeromy is 10 years older than her, which means her line in the song Cola certainly rings true.

In the past, she’s dated a few guys who were younger than her or her same age, including Jack Donahue, who is five years younger than her, Clayton Johnson, who is four years younger than her, and G-Eazy, who is also four years younger than her.

Lana’s taste for men who are older means her taste for her husband is completely on brand for her.

Margaret

Next up is her song Margaret, that offers “when you know you know” energy. The song was written about her friends, Margaret Qualley and Jack Antonoff, and it uses the phrase “when you know you know“ repetitively throughout.

These lyrics resonate with the idea that Lana found someone she simply just knows she wants to commit to.

This line actually carries so much weight and so much depth if you really think about it because it signifies the immediate, deep, and undeniable sense of certainty that a person can feel about a major life decision.

When it comes to something as crucial as love and who you choose to marry, having that deep knowing is a nonnegotiable.

Although Lana might’ve written this song about another couple, it’s evident that she resonates with the feeling of knowing that she found the one who she wants to live her life with forever.

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