Find My Own Way

Lana Del Rey · Other Songs - Lana Del Rey

Snow is coming down like rain

I'm at it myself again

A little tired, even more confused

Come on, baby, don't be shy

You can say what make you high

I'll see the way you be lying, be abused



I don't need anybody when I'm down

I don't really find it hard to get around

I'll find my own way back to town

Oh, no, you tell me how I need to be

That ain't up to anybody else but me

I don't care what you think



Breathing, getting fires to ????

Now I'll start my worrying

When will I learn that there ain't nothing I can do?

Jesus was a dying man

If he can't do it, no one can

When will you learn that we ain't nothing without you?



We don't need anybody when we're down

We don't really find it hard to get around

We'll find our own way back to town, and

Oh, no, you tell us how we need to be

That ain't up to anybody but me

We don't, we don't care what you think



I don't need anybody when I'm down

I don't really find it hard to get around

I'll find my own way back to town

Oh, no, you tell me how I need to be

That ain't up to anybody but me

I don't care what you think

Find My Own Way

Lana Del Rey's 'Find My Own Way' exemplifies her signature blend of cinematic pop and melancholic Americana. Released as a standalone track, the song features her characteristic vocal delivery, characterized by a breathy, emotive tone that often conveys themes of nostalgia and existential wandering. The composition relies on atmospheric production and lush instrumentation to create a dreamlike soundscape typical of her discography. While the specific album placement varies across different editions and reissues, the track remains a staple of her solo work, reinforcing her status as a defining voice in modern neo-folk and dream pop. The recording captures the essence of her early career, focusing on introspective storytelling and a moody aesthetic that has influenced a generation of artists exploring similar sonic territories.