Suppose a music streaming service uses two lists to maintain a user's favorite songs and the corresponding ratings, respectively:

songs = ['Back to Black', 'Poker Face', 'Yellow', 'Lolipop', 'All Too Well', 'Delicate', 'Moves Like Jagger'] ratings = [9.5, 8, 9, 8, 10, 7.5, 8]

Write code without using loop statements to create a playlist, which orders the user's favorite songs based on their ratings. And if a tie is observed, break the tie by sorting song titles lexicographically.

The expected output should look like the following:

['All Too Well', 'Back to Black', 'Yellow', 'Lolipop', 'Moves Like Jagger', 'Poker Face', 'Delicate']

Steps:

First, try to come up with the following list with zip() and sorted():

[(10, 'All Too Well'), (9.5, 'Back to Black'), (9, 'Yellow'), (8, 'Lolipop'), (8, 'Moves Like Jagger'), (8, 'Poker Face'), (7.5, 'Delicate')] 

Include only the 2nd part of each tuple above in the output list with a comprehension or zip()