Lana Del Rey can have any man in the world she desires, but based on her previous videos and songs I think we can all agree whoever that lucky son of a bitch turns out to be they will probably meet while he is wearing a leather jacket and taking long drags from a hand-rolled cigarette standing beside a rebuilt muscle car. It may also be black and white out that particular day, but her – that’s how the queen rolls.

Today, LDR released the long-awaited video for “Ultraviolence,” which finds the soft spoken vocalist preparing to walk down the aisle on her wedding day. It’s presented in a way not too distant from “National Anthem,” with grainy, burn-ridden film being used in place of more modern, HD imagery. It works for the song and, as always, Lana looks like a goddess. You can view the clip below:

Ultraviolence, the new album from Lana Del Rey, is available now wherever music is sold.

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