Breathe On Me
Miley Cyrus · Other Songs - Miley Cyrus
Baby don't you know you're the one i need
So Wont you come on over here
And give me the attention
You can stop curreson aint got no posistion
Baby don't you know you're the one
Baby don't you know you're the one i need
So why don't you come on over and give it to me
Breathe on Me
Breathe On Me
Show me that you love me too
Cause i Want you
Breathe on me
Breathe on me
You don't even have to move
Just breathe the truth
Breathe on me
Breathe on me
I'm the one to give it too
Just me and you
Breathe on Me
Breathe On Me
Show me that you want me too
Cause i love you
Baby don't you know that you were ment for me
Baby don't you know that i am the one that you need
I do whatever to you let you see whatever
You wanna see
Baby don't you know that you were ment for me
Baby don't you know that i am the one that you need
You can let yourself bleed
I show you my teeth
Just set back ans breath
Breathe on Me
Breathe On Me
Show me that you love me too
Cause i Want you
Breathe on me
Breathe on me
You don't even have to move
Just breathe the truth
Breathe on me
Breathe on me
I'm the one to give it too
Just me and you
Breathe on me
Breathe on me
Show me what you wanna do
Cause i love you
60 seconds in my head
60 seconds in my head
60 seconds in my head
60 seconds in my head
60 seconds in my head
60 seconds in my head
60 seconds in my head
60 seconds in my head
We could play it on Baby 3x
Breathe on Me
Breathe On Me
Show me that you love me too
Cause i Want you
Breathe on me
Breathe on me
You don't even have to move
Just breathe the truth
Breathe on me
Breathe on me
I'm the one to give it too
Just me and you
Breathe on me
Breathe on me
Show me what you wanna do
Cause i love you
60 seconds in my head
60 seconds in my head
60 seconds in my head
60 seconds in my head
60 seconds in my head
60 seconds in my head
60 seconds in my head
60 seconds in my head
Breathe On Me
Released in 2013, "Breathe On Me" stands as a pivotal track in Miley Cyrus's transition from her Disney-era persona to a more mature pop artist. Recorded during the creation of her sophomore studio album, the song features a stripped-back production style that contrasts with the high-energy pop of her previous work. Lyrically, the track explores themes of intimacy and the vulnerability required to open one's heart, marking a shift toward more personal and adult-oriented songwriting. The recording showcases Cyrus's evolving vocal range and emotional depth, establishing her credibility as a serious musician beyond her earlier roles. It remains a significant song in her discography, reflecting the artistic growth and independence she pursued during this era of her career.