Florence throws away the lyrics for the chorus and instead goes with some wordless chanting. She’s drunk on love, and she’s emoting it.

One possible reason why this particular snippet is highlighted in one of the Great Gatsby is because the primal moans are both timeless and powerful.

Bravery doesn’t come with fame; it’s a virtue a celebrity has to earn for themselves, and Florence feels like she doesn’t have it yet.

“Rabbit Heart” is on her first album, so it makes sense that at the time, she lacked confidence.

Florence and her lover are blaspheming by using religion as a tool for their activities together (even though The Song of Songs wasn’t all clean). Thus, selfish prayers. It’s just for themselves.

During their sexual intimacy, the two lovers may be shouting phrases such as “give me more”, and other commonly used phrases during love-making. Because they’re both so involved in seeking their own enjoyment, the prayers are selfish in contrast to the charitable prayers of the saints.

In the end, what awoke Florence wasn’t a kiss, but instead resentment and revenge toward the one who put her asleep.

Although water isn’t mentioned in this song, “held me under” is one of the many mentions of drowning that appear often in Lungs.

Despite likely going to hell, Florence is okay with that. She has accepted that, and she says it to the heavens, telling from how passionate she proclaims.

As Florence puts it, it’s “a fuck you…to being judged”. She doesn’t even care what the angels and God think of her. Blasphemous? Maybe, but in a world where more and more people are wary about religion, it’s a mindset Florence would emulate. She’s non-religious, after all.

Miley’s a vocal defender of people’s right to love, kiss, and screw who they want. In a June 2015 interview with Paper Magazine, Miley said:

I am literally open to every single thing that is consenting and doesn’t involve an animal and everyone is of age. Everything that’s legal, I’m down with […] I don’t relate to being boy or girl, and I don’t have to have my partner relate to boy or girl.

In 2015, she started the Happy Hippie Foundation, with the mission “to rally young people to fight injustice facing homeless youth, LGBTQ youth and other vulnerable populations.”