Lady Gaga has spilled more details on her collaboration with British musician Florence Welch! Speaking to Z100's Elvis Duran, Gaga revealed that the much buzzed-about track is called "Hey Girl" and shared a little bit of song's lyrics.
"Florence and I when we were working together we cried, we laughed, we hugged each other," she said of working with Welch. The lyrics open with Gaga singing, "Hey girl can you hear me, are you holding out your heart," to which Welch responds, "Hey girl can you feel me, sometimes I go too far." Gaga then sings, "Hey girl it ain't easy I know it's pulling me apart. Hey girl don't you leave me. Hey girl we can make it easy if we lift each other. We don't need to on oneing-up another."
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Gaga first announced the duet while promoting her new song "Perfect Illusion" on British radio. "Florence is incredible, I can't say enough nice things about her," Gaga said. "She's a lovely woman, a lovely friend. We made a beautiful record together that I'm very proud of. A record for women. It's something that you kind of work your whole life to do – be able to work with an artist that you believe in as much as I believe in Florence. Her voice is sensational. She's one of the greatest singers in the world."
Listen to Gaga talk about "Hey Girl," her upcoming album, and much more below...