It's definitely a deeper meaning. More literal and emotional

Thanks, I will!

She brought so much more emotion to it. I think why it hit me so much harder is because I dont know the words I'm focusing on the actions and we always hear actions speak louder. That's awesome that JT let her use it. This was incredible.

@@brystahh3287 k so you get some context this song is a chapter (7)of a conceptual album called "El Mal Querer". It's based of the anonymous 14th-century Occitan novel "Flamenca". It's basically about a woman who marries a man, who turns out to be abusive, and her jorney to scape this relationship. Here are the translated lyrics: And she is gonna burn if she stays there. The flames will go to the heaven to die. There is no one else out there no one else All alone clapping hands And she is gonna burn if she stays there. The flames will go to the heaven to die. There is no one else out there no one else All alone clapping hands In the nights The outcoming of the BAGDAD Black hair, dark eyes Pretty but barely She just sits there with her head low, she brought her palms together (clapping) While everyone around her went by, watched her, watched her non stop All alone in hell, in hell she is trapped. She just sits there Her palms, she brought them together and in the rhythm of bulerias it almost looked as if she was praying. She puts her palms together and separates them She puts her palms together and separates them She puts her palms together and separates them She puts her palms together and separates them Out of the lights an angel who has fallen comes out. He has a mark on his soul but she couldn't see it Sitting there, to the heavens she wants to pray Stucked to her sins And god will make her pay, later And she is gonna burn if she stays there. The flames will go to the heaven to die. There is no one else out there no one else All alone clapping hands And she is gonna burn if she stays there. The flames will go to the heaven to die. There is no one else out there no one else All alone clapping hands She puts her palms together and separates them She puts her palms together and separates them She puts her palms together and separates them She puts her palms together and separates them

@@m0t0madre that's even more beautiful knowing the lyrics. Thanks! I'll check out the conceptual album.

The lyrics are beautiful also. Check it out.

I'll definitely check out all her work! I love her style because its great. She's in my opinion a top artist is sounds, visuals, creativity and everything so far.

Thanks so much!

I really appreciate it! I really love getting a better perspective on anything I speak on. I enjoy her work because it's two forms of media for me. The words and the visuals. I watch her videos as if I was trying to understand body language over words.

@@brystahh3287 It shows! Have you reacted to any video of Lana del Rey? Thank you for replying! Stay safe!

@@MistikButterfly I will have to check it out!

No, it´s not.

That's not true.

Dang, new meaning to what I thought originally. Thanks

@@brystahh3287 so the lyrics are quite repetitive but beautiful. She says things like: "she's gonna burn if she stays there, flames go to heaven to die" (related to images the the holy spirit and her raising into heaven) Another part she's talking about she's getting out from her job at this strip club: "she looked pretty but sad, Sitting, looking down, clapping. Meanwhile, around her, They walked by, and looked at her Looked at her but saw nothing, All by herself in hell, Down in hell, she's trapped Sitting, she put her hands together and to the rhythm of Bulerías She almost looked like she was praying" (when she says clapping she means as in when you clap to the rhythm in flamenco. A bulería is a type of flamenco song. ) And that very high-pitched angelic part says "putting her hands together and separating them, Putting her hands together and separating them" (as in clapping, but it also refers to putting your hands together when you pray and often the position in which Virgin Mary is represented in Catholicism) She also mentions a part about an angel falling down from the sky, it's unclear if it's referring to her or some kind of aid that comes for her. So yeah, she's basically trapped in hell but she cries so much that she drowns and transcends that and raises to the heavens like an image of Virgin Mary floating in the sky. I'm sorry for the long text but this is probably conceptually on of my favorite songs and videos from the whole album.

@@KuR58 For me was difficult to apreciate her músic at the beginning; I was not prepared at all, now I love it, the ancient (and modern) references, but also the simbology and the making is very human, beautiful, and emotional, a ROUND work (if It is real expression in English) gracias por la info