which is why she can't help asking till the end of the song "will you still love me?." but there's no bitterness between them, as so much has been opened up and understood between that there is no room for bitterness. But that's the problem, they're escaping in every senese. It could be enough for both of them to escape into it forever. She's trying to be positive for both of them because his attention brings her so much joy as if it's as genuine as it could get. A cry of hope, almost to the Universe, to carry them through. That sentence "until I've got nothing but my aching soul" sums up how much hope she's investing just to love him. It helps you enjoy and live the moment (away from a truth you sense from them). The phrase "young and beautiful" is just an excuse, a fitting one, in the circumstances that shapes your limits with them as well as your hope in them. Almost convincing yourself "I know you will (be true)". Yet, you give in all the same without knowing. It reminds me of longing for someone in the initial stages of a relationship, and sensing something from them, almost knowing something about them that prohibits you from believing in their love.
But I feel like adding my interpretation from personal experience.
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General CommentI know this song is from the Great Gatbsy movie and I haven't seen it yet. Mini essay on how Lana Del Rey's Young and Beautiful symbolises a lot of the book haha! Gatsby is indeed, a novel without God therefore the fickle treatment of higher power shows the pursuit of aesthetics as oppose to morality. The religious conisations of 'Dear Lord, when I get to heaven please let me bring my man' are simply ironic and effective. The contextual factors of 'new age' show us the unpredictable nature of the novel, of the age in fact. This song is perfectly captures the character of Daisy. The fact she's wondering 'Will you still love me when I'm no longer young and beautiful' can highlight character vulnerability but also show us of the fickle nature of Daisy Buchannan. 'The way you'd play with me like a child' symbolises the fickleness of their love affair, Daisy is attracted to light heartedness. The 'Hot Summer nights, Mid July' are representative of Gatsby and Daisy's love affair when she was a maiden. My InterpretationAs this was written specifically for The Great Gatsby- for me, this song is representative of Daisy Buchanan.
Will you still love me when I'm not young and beautiful? He's my sun, he makes me shine like diamonds When he comes tell me that you'll let him in Will you still love me when I'm no longer beautiful? When I've got nothing but my aching soul?
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