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Lana Del Rey released her video for "High By the Beach," the latest single from her upcoming

, this afternoon. It\'s dreamy and strange, with a beach house, aerial shots straight out of

and a lovely (but snag-prone) baby blue robe on Lana, but let\'s be honest: you\'re not here for car porn and caftans.

You\'re here for Lana flipping through a tabloid like she\'s stuck in a supermarket line, dreaming of an afternoon spent blunted by the waves:

And you\'re here for Lana grabbing a piece of exotic weaponry out of a hidden guitar case and blowing some airborne lurker to smithereens:

Now that she\'s rid her local airspace of paparazzi watchdogs, Lana can finally start crossing off some of the other items on her summer to-do list:

Purchase furniture for every room in the beach house, it\'s totally empty

Read "What is Code," it\'s been sitting in an open tab for months, she can do this

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