See You In Another Life

Miley Cyrus · Other Songs - Miley Cyrus

Well I believe in love, but not the kinda screws you up, no!



I believe in time and chance

Cause I'm not one for making plans

Well you'll go down in history

And that's just what it is to me

I believe in moving on

When sentimental and love is gone



But if I'm crying over you

I won't lie even it's hard to do

When you turn around

I'll be gone and I mean goodbye



I see you in another life

I see you in another life

I don't know where I'm going but when you turn around

I'll be gone and that means goodbye



I believe in love but not the kinda breaks you up, no!

I don't regret the day I felt

Kiss the life, I wish you well



But if I'm crying over you

I won't lie even it's hard to do

When you turn around

I'll be gone and I mean goodbye



I see you in another life

I see you in another life

I don't know where I'm going but when you turn around

I'll be gone and I mean goodbye.



Well I know you're full, full of good intentions yeah

But that don't change a thing cause I'm already out of here

Oh, oh, oh

When you turn around I'll be gone and I mean goodbye



I see you in another life

I see you in another life

I don't know where I'm going but when you turn around

I'll be gone and I mean goodbye

I see you in another life



I see you in another life

I see you in another life

I don't know where I'm going but when you turn around

I'll be gone and I mean goodbye



I see you in another life

I see you in another life

I don't know where I'm going but when you turn around

I'll be gone and I mean goodbye

See You In Another Life

Miley Cyrus delivers a soulful reflection on mortality and connection in See You In Another Life. The track showcases her evolution from pop stardom to a more mature, genre-blending sound, drawing heavily on gospel and R&B influences. Recorded during a period of significant artistic reinvention, the song highlights her vocal range and emotional depth without relying on her earlier teen-pop persona. It stands as a poignant song in her discography, exploring themes of loss and hope with a gentle, atmospheric production. The recording captures Cyrus's ability to convey intimate storytelling, marking a shift toward the experimental textures that would define her later work. This piece remains a testament to her versatility as a recording artist, offering listeners a moment of quiet contemplation within a broader catalog of dynamic performances.