Yayo

Lana Del Rey · Born To Die - The Paradise Edition [2012]

I like the snake on your tattoo

I like the ivy in the pink blue



Yayo, yayo, yayo



You have to take me right now

From this dark trailer park life now



Yayo, now now, yayo



Put me onto your black motorcycle

Fifty babydoll dress for my I do

It only take two hours to Nevada

I wear your sparkle, you call me your mama



Let me put on a show for you daddy

Let me put on a show

Let me put on a show for you tiger

Let me put on a show



I need you like,

A baby when I hold you.

Like a druggie, like I told you.



Yayo, yayo, yayo



Put me onto your black motorcycle

Fifty babydoll dress for my I do

It only take two hours to Nevada

I wear your sparkle, you call me your mama



Let me put on a show for you daddy

Let me put on a show

Let me put on a show for you tiger

Let me put on a show



Hello heaven,

You are a tunnel lined with yellow lights

On a dark night



Yayo, yayo, yayo



Put me onto your black motorcycle

Fifty babydoll dress for my I do

It only take two hours to Nevada

I wear your sparkle, you call me your mama



Let me put on a show for you daddy

Let me put on a show

Let me put on a show for you tiger

Let me put on a show

Yayo - Lana Del Rey

Lana Del Rey's 'Yayo' is a haunting track from the 2012 reissue of her debut album, 'Born to Die.' The song exemplifies her signature style, blending dream-pop and baroque pop with themes of melancholy and nostalgia. Featuring a distinctive vocal delivery and atmospheric production, the recording captures the emotional intensity characteristic of her early work. Released during a pivotal era in her career, the track has become a staple of her discography, resonating with listeners who appreciate its moody aesthetic and lyrical depth.