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.

Young and Beautiful

We’ll talk about the lyrics of Lana’s song Young and Beautiful, which sheds light on Lana‘s vulnerability, and the fact that she lives for love in the most unfiltered and unbridled way.

In one part of song, she asks, “Will you still love me when I’m no longer young and beautiful?”

This question is relevant to anyone who is married our plans on getting married.

Because if you get married in your 20s, your 30s, or even your 40s, you will recognize your partner and your own reflection in the mirror, looking a certain way.

But as you age and as the years progress, the reality is that your beauty will start to fade.

So when you commit to someone in marriage, are you willing to continue loving them beyond their outward appearance and general exterior?

This question matters deeply in marriage because there are so many stories and accounts of men cheating on their wives with younger women.

It’s a common movie trope and a major cliché for a reason. And that’s because it happens so prevalently.

So when Lana asks that question, it’s her way of laying it all out on the line in vulnerability.

And feeling secure about your partner is still going to love you when you’re no longer young and beautiful is one of the reasons why a person may feel comfortable enough and confident enough to settle down in marriage.

A lot of Lana‘s past relationships were rocky, chaotic, and unstable and her diehard fans were able to figure that out from the context, clues of her lyrics and some of her super tragic and honest songs like Get Free, Heroin, The Other Woman, and Ride.

Ultraviolence might be one of her most melancholy tracks ever, but the sadness of those songs don’t seem to apply to her current marriage with Jeremy, or the lovey-dovey energy of Young and Beautiful.

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