Lana Del Rey took to Instagram on June 15 to reveal a teaser clip of the studio version of the title track “Norman F*cking Rockwell”.
“This is so much my favorite for so many reasons,” she revealed in the comments of the post.
Lana Del Rey at the 2018 LACMA Art+Film Gala at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. Image: AFP/Chris Delmas
The single, produced by Jack Antonoff, sees the singer calling out a former romantic interest.
“Your poetry’s bad and you blame the news / But I can’t change that and I can’t change your mood / Because you’re just a man, it’s just what you do / Your head’s in your hands as you color me in blue,” she mouths in the video through a lens filter.
“Norman F*cking Rockwell” will appear on Del Rey’s new album of the same name, which will follow her 2017 release “Lust for Life”.
Ahead of the record dropping, she has shared “hope is a dangerous thing for a woman like me to have — but i have it”, “Venice Bitch” and “Mariners Apartment Complex”.
Last month, she also dropped a cover of Sublime’s hit “Doin’ Time”. RGA/JB
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