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Recommended Songs by Lana Del Rey | A Worldview That Colors the Heart

Sweet as a dream, with a touch of melancholy.Lana Del Rey’s music has a mysterious allure that, once heard, seems to quietly take up residence in the depths of your memory.Many of you have likely been captivated by the world woven from her retro, film-score-like sound and her poetic, emotionally rich lyrics.In this article, we’ll introduce a wide range of recommended Lana Del Rey tracks.We’ve curated a lineup that will offer new discoveries even for longtime listeners, so please find a new favorite song.

Recommended Songs by Lana Del Rey | The Enchanting World That Colors the Heart (21–30)

FlipsideLana Del Rey

Lana Del Rey – Flipside (Official Audio)
FlipsideLana Del Rey

A track by American singer-songwriter Lana Del Rey.

It features beautiful vocals and sings about misery and the hope that follows.

Released in 2014, it reached No.

1 on charts around the world and is included on the album Ultraviolence.

Beautiful People Beautiful Problems ft. Stevie NicksLana Del Rey

Lana Del Rey – Beautiful People Beautiful Problems (Official Audio) ft. Stevie Nicks
Beautiful People Beautiful Problems ft. Stevie NicksLana Del Rey

Lana Del Rey is a Grammy-nominated American singer-songwriter.

Her cinematic music, melancholy voice and songs, and style infused with 1950s–1960s Americana have captivated people around the world.

This is a song she performed together with Stevie Nicks.

While speaking of her love for a certain man, it also sings of love and compassion for people.

Born to DieLana Del Rey

This song strings together some rather puzzling pick-up lines—like asking, “You like girls who kiss in a pouring rainstorm, don’t you?”—to seduce the other person.

The music video is also a must-see, packed with Lana Del Rey’s slightly headstrong charm as she tries to win over the one she’s got a crush on.

Cherry BlossomLana Del Rey

Lana Del Rey – Cherry Blossom (Official Audio)
Cherry BlossomLana Del Rey

Cherry Blossom, sung by Lana Del Rey, known for her poignant musical style.

She has openly stated that she’s influenced by Nancy Sinatra, famous for hits like Somethin’ Stupid, and her vocals—like an intensified, sadness-tinged version of Nancy’s delivery—are particularly striking.

While the title Cherry Blossom refers to sakura flowers, the song’s mood isn’t the cheerful “The blossoms are so pretty and I’m thrilled!” vibe.

Instead, it conveys the bittersweet beauty of spring—something that resonates deeply with many Japanese listeners—in a highly emotional way.

F**k it I love youLana Del Rey

Lana Del Rey – Fuck it I love you / The greatest
F**k it I love youLana Del Rey

A standout singer-songwriter from New York, Lana Del Rey released this track on her August 2019 album Norman Fucking Rockwell!.

While many of her songs express sadness, this piece—despite its seemingly aggressive title—also carries a melancholy tone and an overall wistful atmosphere.

Many listeners will relate to Lana’s lyrics, which intertwine her journey of leaving her hometown in pursuit of success for California with her feelings for the man she loves.