Money Power Glory

Lana Del Rey · Ultraviolence [Deluxe] [2014]

You say that you wanna go

To a land that's far away

How are we supposed to get there

With the way that we're living today?



You talk lots about God

Freedom comes from the call

But that's not what this bitch wants

No what I want at all



I want money, power and glory

I want money and all your power, all your glory

Alleluia, I wanna take you for all that you got

Alleluia, I'm gonna take them for all that they got



The sun also rises on those who fail to call

My life, it comprises of losses and wins and fails and falls

I can do it if you really, really like that

I know what you really want, b-baby

I can do it if you think you like that

You should run, boy, run



I want money, power and glory

I want money and all your power, all your glory

Alleluia, I wanna take you for all that you got

Alleluia, I'm gonna take them for all that they got



The sun also rises on those who fail to call

My life, it comprises of losses and wins and fails and falls

I can do it if you really, really like that

I know what you really want, b-baby

I can do it if you think you like that

You should run, boy, run



I want money, power and glory

I want money and all your power, all your glory

Alleluia, I wanna take you for all that you got

Alleluia, I'm gonna take them for all that they got



The sun also rises on those who fail to call

My life, it comprises of losses and wins and fails and falls

I can do it if you really, really like that

I know what you really want, b-baby

I can do it if you think you like that

You should run, boy, run

Money Power Glory

Lana Del Rey's 'Money Power Glory' from the 2014 album 'Ultraviolence' [Deluxe] exemplifies her signature blend of cinematic pop and gothic romance. Recorded during a pivotal era in her career, the track features her distinctive falsetto and atmospheric production, characteristic of the synth-pop and dream-pop genres that define her discography. The song explores themes of excess and emotional detachment, reflecting the darker, more complex narratives found in her work from this period. It stands as a key track in her catalog, showcasing her ability to craft lush, emotive soundscapes that resonate with fans of her artistry.