Let Me Go

Miley Cyrus · Other Songs - Miley Cyrus

You told me

There's no need

To talk it out

Cause it's too late

To proceed

And slowly

I took your words

And walked away



No looking back

I wont regret, no

I will find my way

I'm broken

But still I have to say



[Chorus]It's Alright, OK

I'm so much better without you

I won't be sorry

Alright, Ok

So don't you bother what I do

No matter what you say

I won't return

Our bridge has burnt down

I'm stronger now

Alright, Ok

I'm so much better without you

I won't be sorry



You played me

Betrayed me

Your love was nothing but a game

Portrait a role

You took control, I

I couldn't help but fall

So deep

But now I see things clear



[Chorus]It's Alright, OK



I'm so much better without you

I won't be sorry

Alright, Ok

So don't you bother what I do

No matter what you say

I won't return

Our bridge has burnt down

I'm stronger now

Alright, Ok

I'm so much better without you

I won't be sorry



Don't waist you fiction tears on me

Just save them for someone in need

It's Way to late

I'm closing the door



[Chorus]It's Alright, OK

I'm so much better without you

I won't be sorry

Alright, Ok

So don't you bother what I do

No matter what you say

I won't return

Our bridge has burnt down

I'm stronger now

Alright, Ok

I'm so much better without you

I won't be sorry



It's alright, OK

Alright, OK

We know you

No matter what you say



It's alright, OK

Alright, OK

Without you

I won't be sorry

Let Me Go

Miley Cyrus's "Let Me Go" stands as a defining track from her transition into a mature pop artist, marking a significant departure from her earlier Disney-era persona. Recorded during the height of her career, the song blends electronic pop elements with a raw, emotional vocal performance that resonated deeply with audiences. Released alongside her album "Bangerz," the track became a commercial success, reaching the top of the Billboard Hot 100 chart and establishing her status as a global superstar. The recording features a driving beat and lyrical themes of heartbreak and resilience, reflecting the personal growth and artistic evolution Cyrus underwent in the early 2010s. Its enduring popularity highlights its role as a pivotal moment in her discography, showcasing her ability to craft anthemic pop songs that address universal emotions with authenticity.