Lana Del Rey - Text Book

I guess you could call it text book
I was looking for the father
I wanted back
And I thought I found it in Brentwood
It seemed only appropriate you'd easily had my back
And then there was the issue of her
I didn't even like myself, or love the life I had
And they were shinin' stars
Standin' clear with open arms
You touched the detriment, most of the friends I knew already had

You've got a Thunderbird, my daddy had one too
Let's rewrite his story, I'll do this dance with you
You know I'm not that girl
You know I'll never be
Maybe just the way we're different could set me free
And there we were, screamin' "Black Lives Matter" in a crowd
And I saw you saw who I am
God I wish I was with my father, he could see us in all our splendor
All the things I couldn't want for him
I screamed for their help, oh, oh, oh
And screamed for the help, ah

Could we do this dance again?
Do you think if I go blonde, we could get our old love back?
I guess this is really the end
I never felt jealous before this year, but I'm jealous now
People say we're too much alive
But maybe if I lay dead that would make right in the end
Of all these sleepless nights
Other men I met felt right
Would smile at you and stick a knife
In your back
Finally, I met you so I'm not wonderin' why

You've got a Thunderbird, my daddy had one too
Let's rewrite this story, I'll do this dance with you
You know I'm that not that girl
You know I'll never be
Maybe just the way we're different could set me free
And there we were, screamin' "Black Lives Matter" in a crowd
Never-ending
God I wish I was with my father, he could see in the distance, almost wonder
All the things I couldn't want for him
I screamed for their help, oh, oh, oh
And screamed for the help, ah

Old Man River keeps rollin'
With or without him
Old Man River keeps rollin'
Without him, all my
Old Man River keeps rollin', oh