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Rosalia<\/strong><\/a> returned to the Saturday Night Live<\/strong><\/a><\/em> for her second performance on Saturday (October 10).<\/p>\n

The 34-year-old entertainer served as the musical guest for her second time during this week’s episode, which was hosted by comedian and actor Shane Gillis<\/strong><\/a>.<\/p>\n

For her second number, Rosalia<\/strong> performed in the rain as she sang “Magnolias,” the closing track from her most recent album, Lux<\/em>.<\/p>\n

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In the chorus of the song, Rosalia<\/strong> repeats, “Tirame magnolias,” which translates to “Throw me magnolias” in English. <\/p>\n

If you don’t know, Rosalia<\/strong> is singing about her own death in “Magnolias,” and turning the idea of death into something beautiful. <\/p>\n

She has previously stated the song is an ode to Anandamayi Ma<\/strong>, an Indian saint, teacher and mystic. <\/p>\n

“There was an amazing burial\u2026 There were so many flowers\u2026 like, it\u2019s crazy. And apparently everybody felt so at peace\u2026 apparently everybody was outside\u2026 everybody felt so much peace and like joy,” she told Apple Music’s Zane Lowe<\/strong><\/a>. “And so for me, I was like, wait \u2014 this is amazing to know that that happened. And I\u2019m like, how would my burial be? Maybe it\u2019s just about: please don\u2019t be sad when I die. Just please have a party”<\/p>\n

Keep reading below to read the full lyrics to Rosalia’s “Magnolias” in both English and Spanish…<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n