Lana Del Rey — Fine China

I wore diamonds for the birth of your babyFor the birth of your sonOn the same day my husband to bePacked his things to runWas bittersweet to say the leastOne life begins one comes undoneI’ve always been a strong woman of faithStrong like a tree but the unlucky oneI’m going down, nowWith all of myFine china and fresh linenAll of my dresses with them tags still on themFine china and dull silverMy white horses and my ivory almondsI guess they really got the best of us didn’t they?They said that love was enough but it wasn’tThe earth shattered, the sky openedThe rain was fire but we were woodenI wore diamonds for the day of our weddingFor our day in the sunOn the same day my mother to be said she wouldn’t comeIt’s always been that way with meNo time for change no time for funIt’s always been that way it seemsOne love begins one comes undoneI’m going down, nowWith all of myFine china and fresh linenAll of my dresses with them tags still on themFine china and dull silverMy white horses and my ivory almondsI guess they really got the best of us didn’t they?They said that love was enough but it wasn’tThe earth shattered, the sky openedThe rain was fire but we were woodenAll of my all of my fine chinaAll of my all of my fine chinaAll of my all of my fine chinaBlue uh, blueAll of my all of my fine chinaAll of my all of my fine chinaAll of my all of my fine chinaBlue uh, blueFine china and fresh linenAll of my dresses with them tags still on themFine china and dull silverMy white horses and my ivory almondsI guess they really got the best of us didn’t they?They said that love was enough but it wasn’tThe earth shattered, the sky openedThe rain was fire but we were woodenFine china, fine china, fine chinaFresh linen, fresh linen, fresh linenAh, ah, ahAh, ah, ahAh, ah, ahAh, ah, ah