Let Me Love You Like A WomanLyrics
I come from a small town, how about you?
I only mention it 'cause I'm ready to leave LA
And I want you to come
Eighty miles North or South will do
I don't care where as long as you're with me
And I'm with you and you let me
Let me love you like a woman
Let me hold you like a baby
Let me shine like a diamond
Let me be who I'm meant to be
Talk to me in poems and songs
Don't make me be bittersweet
Let me love you like a woman
Let me hold you like a baby
Let me hold you like a baby
I come from a small town far away
I only mention it 'cause I'm ready to leave LA
And I want (need) you to come
I guess I could manage if you stay
It's just if you do I can't see myself having any fun, so
Let me love you like a woman
Let me hold you like a baby
Let me shine like a diamond
Let me be who I'm meant to be
Talk to me in songs and poems
Don't make me be bittersweet
Let me love you like a woman
Take you to infinity
Let me love you like a woman (let me hold you like a baby)
Take you to infinity
Let me love you like a woman (let me hold you like a baby)
Take you to infinity
We could get lost in the purple rain
Talk about the good old days
We could get high on some pink champagne
Baby, let me count the waves
Let me love you like a woman
Let me hold you like a baby
Let me shine like a diamond
Let me be who I'm meant to be
Talk to me in songs and poems
Don't make me be bittersweet
Let me love you like a woman
Writer(s): Jack Antonoff, Elizabeth Woolridge Grant
Copyright(s): Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
Let Me Love You Like A Woman?
The singer of this song is so deeply in love with her lover that she is ready to leave LA for him. She is willing to go anywhere with him because she just wants him to be with her. Her love for him is very honest and pure. She wants to go far away with him taking a break from life and to be in peace. She just wants to revive the good time she had with him without any pressure from the world.
In this soft slow ballad, Lana is basically asking her lover to leave LA and to go with her to the small city she is from. I believe that this is a reference to the life of celebrities, particularly in the city of Los Angeles, which happens to be the hub of celebrities. Lana basically wants a break from the celebrity life and is asking her lover to go with her to a smaller and more peaceful city. Lack of privacy and peace is something that often accompanies fame. And sometimes it can get too overbearing. That is why Lana wants a break from it.
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