Lana Del Rey chats anxiety, death and having kids

On today's cover of Billboard Lana Del Rey opens up about future big career moves, anxiety and death, having kids, and why her pop stardum 'could easily not have happened'.

She may release a 40 minute long music video in the near future...
"I've been thinking it might be time to do a longer video, a 40-minute video. I was watching The Sandpiper, and I was working on something kind of based on that."

And maybe a book too:
"I'd like to write a book one day. But you need a beginning, a middle and an end! I can deal with four minutes -- but I'm not so sure about a book."

On death and anxiety:
"It's hard for me sometimes to think about going on when I know we're going to die. Something happened in the last three years, with my panic...It got worse. But I've always been prone to it."

On having kids:
"I've thought about it. Really thought about it lately because I've just turned 30. I'd love having daughters. But I don't think it'd be a good idea to have kids with someone who wasn't ... on the same page."

On how a clairvoyant told her the future of her last relationship:
"I asked about the man I was seeing -- that one, before the one now. She said, "I don't really like to go there, but ... I just don't see him present." I went, "Ugh." She's seeing the future and doesn't see him present. Oh, no!"

She had a 25 year old boyfriend when she was 16:
"I remember when I was 16, I had a boyfriend. I think he was... 25?"

She was approached to play Sharon Tate in a movie:
"James Franco asked me to be in three films that were going to be directed by a Spanish director, and I was hesitant. I think he heard my hesitance and got scared. Someone wanted me to be Sharon Tate. I thought, "That's so right.""