Cola

The song begins with a tone of provocative confidence, as Lana Del Rey uses a comparison to Pepsi Cola to suggest her allure and distinctive flavor. The 'wide eyed' aspect hints at a sense of innocence or perhaps feigned naivety, which juxtaposes the otherwise mature desires that she voices. The song sets the stage by establishing the singer's preferences and a self-awareness that is both playful and direct.

As the journey unfolds, there's a surreal and intoxicating descent into a world where the character 'Harvey' is associated with the high life, diamonds, and partying, suggesting a state of mind elevated by fantasy or perhaps substances. This gives off the exhilarating feeling of living fast and free, touched with a hint of hedonism, yet underscored by a repetitive undercurrent of needing to escape.

The repeated invitations to 'ride' and to escape to the 'great sunshine' imply a yearning for freedom, a journey together, away from obligations—specifically, away from the societal constraints of relationships as implied by 'I know your wife and she wouldn't mind'. These lyrics create an aura of forbidden love and secret rendezvous, evoking a mix of excitement and guilt.

The bridge presents a softer appeal, asking to be treated nicely despite the whirlwind of a lavish lifestyle and superficial adornments ('diamantes ices'), yearning for genuine caring in the midst of partying. It provides a contrast to the overarching theme of pleasure-seeking and breaks the emotional journey into a more vulnerable space.