Friday I'll Be Over You

Miley Cyrus · Other Songs - Miley Cyrus

Oh yeah

Monday Tuesday we were cool

Wednesday I found out 'bout you

Caught my heart by telling lies

You weren't what you advertise

But silly me to believe

I was unique

When I'm gone you put on a show

Oh whoa whoa you gotta go

'Cause what's true about you

Who are you when I'm gone

Wanted to be with you

Don't know what I was on

'Cause you got me to forget me

Oh whoa whoa you know that's true

Yea you got me to forget me

So Friday I'll be over you

Oh yeah

No no I ain't gonna cry

Go and be with her tonight

I really don't care what you do

Cause Friday ill be over you

And silly me to believe

I was unique

When I'm gone you put on a show



Oh whoa whoa you gotta go

'Cause what's true about you

Who are you when I'm gone

Wanted to be with you

Don't know what I was on

'Cause you got me to forget me

Oh whoa whoa you know that's true

Yeah you got me to forget me

So Friday I'll be over you

Oh yeah

Oh yeah

And silly me to believe

When I'm gone you put on a show

Oh whoa whoa you know that's true

Oh oh

'Cause you got me to forget me

Whoa

Yeah you got me to forget me

So Friday ill be over you

Cause what's true about you

Who are you when I'm gone

Wanted to be with you

Don't know what I was on

'Cause you got me to forget me

Oh whoa whoa you know that's true

Yeah you got me to forget me

So Friday I'll be over you

Friday I'll Be Over You

Released in 2010, "Friday I'll Be Over You" stands as a pivotal track in Miley Cyrus's transition from child star to young adult artist. The song features a distinct pop-rock arrangement that blends her signature vocal style with a more mature, introspective tone. It was included on the deluxe edition of her debut album, Can't Be Tamed, marking a significant shift in her musical direction away from the pop-country sound of Hannah Montana. The recording captures a moment of vulnerability and self-discovery, reflecting themes of growing up and the complexities of teenage relationships. As a key component of her early discography, the track helped establish her credibility as a serious musician capable of handling complex emotional narratives within the mainstream pop genre.