White Mustang

White Mustang is a cover of Lana Del Rey's song that appears to be a song about a summer fling that turned out to be a dangerous and unpredictable relationship. The song begins with the protagonist packing her things for the summer and feeling disappointed that she didn't call the person whose number she got. She admits to liking them a lot and slipping on her dress in soft filters, creating a romanticized and dreamy mood.
The protagonist is warned that this person is a killer, but she can't stop her feelings, especially when she hears their record for the first time. The day she sees his white Mustang, she falls even harder for him, but it's clear that he is reckless and unpredictable. Despite the warnings, the protagonist can't resist him, feeling that he held her too tightly, which made her believe in him.
However, the summer fling ends as quickly as it starts. The lyrics suggest that the protagonist believed that summer is for love and leaving and thought that the person could change their ways for her. Still, they couldn't stop being who they are, ultimately leading to the relationship's demise.
The song's chorus highlights the white Mustang as a metaphor for the person's thrilling and potentially deadly behavior. The lyrics suggest that despite the protagonist's attempts to resist the temptation, the person's actions could hit her like lightning and cause severe damage. The song's overall meaning is a cautionary tale of the dangers of attraction and the risks involved in falling for someone unpredictable.