Exorcism
Lana Del Rey · Other Songs - Lana Del Rey
The tramps and thieves are ready
For steal the broken hearts
In the middle of the night
Waiting into the crossroad
With holy water in their hands
Waiting for the white dress girl
With the blood in her eyes
Standing in front of a curch
Trying keep her down low
The victim of devil are ready
To make her own exorcism
Fix a cruz at your heart
Put a light in your soul
Her daddy should know (oh-oh)
Her mom keep head down
Waiting for the day's light for the end of exorcism apart
Waiting for devil leave's her soul
Waiting for her lover dry her own tears
Waiting for the day to skip the exorcism
For steal the broken hearts
In the middle of the night
Waiting into the crossroad
With holy water in their hands
Waiting for the white dress girl
With the blood in her eyes
Standing in front of a curch
Trying keep her down low
The victim of devil are ready
To make her own exorcism
Fix a cruz at your heart
Put a light in your soul
Her daddy should know (oh-oh)
Her mom keep head down
Waiting for the day's light for the end of exorcism apart
Waiting for devil leave's her soul
Waiting for her lover dry her own tears
Waiting for the day to skip the exorcism
Exorcism - Lana Del Rey
Lana Del Rey's 'Exorcism' stands as a haunting centerpiece in her exploration of dark romanticism and gothic aesthetics. Released during the height of her 'Born to Die' era, the track exemplifies her signature blend of baroque pop and melancholic storytelling. The song delves into themes of spiritual turmoil and emotional cleansing, utilizing a brooding atmosphere that has become a hallmark of her discography. With its distinctive vocal delivery and atmospheric production, the recording captures the essence of her early work, establishing her reputation as a chronicler of modern melancholy and cinematic drama.