The Chorus in Abracadabra isn't Gibberish

[Oriane 20,081]

2 hours ago, Government said:

Portuguese uses “amor” and “morta” on a daily basis.

That's the only one I didn't check

[XXEENN 1,038]

The way I understand it is:

Abracadabra is the beginning of the 'spell'

Amor o na na - love or nothing 

Morta o Gaga - Gaga or death - understanding that she IS Gaga, and she has to keep on going, coming to terms with her own darkenss

[Jill 28,754]

I actually wrote an essay on this  

 

Edited 2 hours ago by Jill

[huttont 5,065]

It’s actually: Morta eau gaga

It’s a fun Easter egg to remind us that she really hates making and marketing perfumes and never will again. 

[Alegagaloo 567]

it’s literally italian 

[MOT 2,783]

I studied Latin in my schooldays over a hundred years ago, and I can tell you definitively that ... ehh ... that that's completely irrelevant.

Regardless, those of you who say that is not gibberish, take a bow, you are correct. The rest of you, I'm sorry.

The pre-chorus makes it clear that the chorus is going to be a spell, and if it's a spell you can say whatever tf you like and it isn't gibberish ... because it's a spell.

And amor and morta are Portuguese ? Ok Brazil, on your motherf----n feet !