On Our Way

Lana Del Rey · Other Songs - Lana Del Rey

you, you light my red fire babe

hot white, and blue.

i, i think that you,

i think you're so cool babe

loving everything you do.



you say we're gonna run away

put on your sundress, summer day

flying around on the highway.



spin me round kiss me in your chevrolet.

i love you more with each and everyday.

top down, gonna make a getaway, top down.

spin me round kiss me in your chevrolet.

you found me when i had lost my way.

foot down, we're going all the way, touchdown.



you, know what i want.

take me to the k-mart, pick me up pink lipgloss.

how, you get so hot

you're making me crazy

hoping you'll never stop.



you say that we were meant to be.

we'll be together finally.



flying around and i'm finally free ouu.



spin me round kiss me in your chevrolet.

i love you more with each and everyday.

top down, gonna make a getaway, top down.

spin me round kiss me in your chevrolet.

you found me when i had lost my way.

foot down we're going all the way touchdown.



we're on our way (x4)



why, did i think too much?

you tell me not to worry

because you're the boss.

you, you got a real good plan

my trouble's all over now

because you're my man.



you don't know what you've done to me.

you're heavier than heavenly.

life on the run has set me free, me free now.



we're on our way (x15)



you tell me not to worry

because you're the boss.

On Our Way

Lana Del Rey's "On Our Way" stands as a quintessential example of her signature blend of cinematic pop and melancholic Americana. Recorded during the formative period of her career, the track exemplifies her ability to weave together themes of nostalgia, romantic longing, and the passage of time. The song's production features lush, dreamy textures and a driving rhythm that has become a staple of her discography, often appearing in live performances and deluxe editions of albums like "Born to Die." Del Rey's vocal delivery on the recording is characterized by its emotive quality and distinctive phrasing, reinforcing her status as a key figure in modern indie-pop and neo-folk. The song captures a specific mood of transient beauty, reflecting the broader aesthetic that has defined her work and influenced countless subsequent artists in the genre.