: This reflects a decision to focus on the love Jesus spread rather than the tragedy of his death, essentially "dancing through the night" despite grief.
: Beyond the biblical narrative, the song acts as a commentary on women who are misinterpreted by society. Lines like "We are not just art for Michelangelo to carve" suggest that women are more than just objects or historical icons; they have their own agency and "furied hearts". Specific Lyrical References :
: Gaga has stated the song is about "living halfway between fantasy and reality". This duality refers to the struggle of fulfilling a grand, divine role (the "superstar") while dealing with real, messy human emotions.