Step into the sultry glow of “Stars Fell on Alabama,” a heart-stirring gem from Lana Del Rey’s upcoming 2026 album Stove, debuted live at Stagecoach in April 2025 and already a fan favorite for its Southern Gothic charm. Recorded in Alabama with Jack Antonoff and Luke Laird, this track channels Lana’s shift to country-pop, weaving her cinematic storytelling with front-porch intimacy. Over gentle acoustic strums, she sings of love as vivid as a Tennessee Williams play, with lines like “Husband of mine, don’t let them put all these papers between us” painting a romance that’s both timeless and defiant. It’s Lana at her most tender, blending Clint Eastwood swagger and Clementine sweetness into a love letter to an old soul.
Stove, her tenth studio album, builds on the raw Americana of Chemtrails and Blue Banisters but leans deeper into pastoral poetry, with “Stars Fell on Alabama” setting the tone for tracks like “God’s Country.” Fans on X and Reddit are buzzing about its nod to the 1934 jazz standard, reimagined through Lana’s lens of weathered love and grace under pressure. Posts on X highlight how the song’s bayou imagery and nods to Smoky Mountains tie into the album’s Alabama-rooted sessions, a shift from her LA haze. Whether it’s the starry-eyed devotion or the plea for shared dreams, this track captures Lana’s knack for making the personal feel universal, perfect for late-night spins or quiet reflections. Dive into the Stars Fell on Alabama lyrics below and unpack its dreamy romance. Don’t miss other Stove tracks like 57.5 for more of Lana’s Southern dreamscape.
| Lead Vocals | Lana Del Rey |
| Songwriter | Lana Del Rey |
| Music Producer | Luke Laird |
| Label | Interscope Records & Polydor Records |
| Release Date | February 2026 |
| Song Language | English |
| Copyright © | Lana Del Rey & Universal Music Group |
Lyrics of Stars Fell on Alabama by Lana Del Rey
[Verse 1]
Stars Fell On Alabama
Like A Tennessee Williams Play
And On The Front Porch, Made ’em Crazy
“No One’s That Happy”, They’d Say
How Did I Get So Lucky?
You Are Like A Combination Of My
Favorite Things, Buddy
More Clint Eastwood Than Him Without Trying
You Feel Like You’re Summer Heat
You Got Me Singing ‘Bout Clementine
[Chorus]
Husband Of Mine
Don’t Let Them Put All These Papers Between Us
What’s Yours Is Mine
What’s Mine Is Between You, Me And Jesus
I’ve Got Nothing To Lose Except You And Maybe My Mind
Husband Of Mine (Husband Of Mine)
Husband Of Mine
[Verse 2]
Down By The Bayou By You
Where The Baby Alligators Play
No One Talks To Me Like You Do
Or Takes Care Of Us So Good This Way
I Apologize In Advance For What They’ll Say About The Lines On Your Face
They’re A Road Map Of Your Lovely Life
Hope They Extend You A Little Grace
The Grace You’ve Extended Me Knowing Things
The Grace No One Gave You All Of Your Life
Take The Money, Call My Name
If I Had Been There, It Would Have Been Nice
[Chorus]
Husband Of Mine
Don’t Let Them Put All These Papers Between Us
What’s Yours Is Mine
What’s Mine Is Between You, Me, And Jesus
I’ve Got Nothing To Lose Except You And Maybe My Mind
Husband Of Mine (Husband Of Mine)
Husband Of Mine
[Bridge]
Clementine
Horses Run
Here We Go Again
In My Heart
The Smoky Mountains
They Walk For Nothing
Hey, Twin, You’re Fine
You Can Call Me Up Anytime
Hey, Twin, We’re Fine
If I Had Been There, There Would’ve Been Fights
[Chorus]
Husband Of Mine
Don’t Let Them Put All These Papers Between Us
What’s Yours Is Mine
What’s Mine Is Between You, Me, And Jesus
I’ve Got Nothing To Lose Except You And Maybe My Mind
Husband Of Mine (Husband Of Mine)
Husband Of Mine
[Outro]
Just Let It Roll, Let It Roll, Let It Roll
Off Your Back, Old Soul
They Can Talk What They’ll Talk
We’ll Just Watch The Stars Fall
Over Alabama
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