Maybe You're Right

Miley Cyrus · Bangerz [2013]

Chapter One, we started happy

Second that that you said you love me

Started questioning us

Are we really in love?

Time to figure out chapter three

But you're not giving me anything

If this is what we are,

Then I gotta move on



You think this is everything

There's no book of us



You might think I'm crazy

That I'm lost and foolish

Leaving you behind

Maybe you're right

You might think I'm crazy

That I'm lost and foolish

Leaving you behind

Maybe you're right



Maybe you're right



Here comes the part of you and me

Arguing about nothing

You tell me "It's as good as it gets"

Yeah I'm real emotional

Blame it on your mental dose

How much did you think I could take?



So much for taking this too far

You can blame me for who I am

It's too late for us to try and be in love right now



You might think I'm crazy

That I'm lost and foolish

Leaving you behind

Maybe you're right

You might think I'm crazy

That I'm lost and foolish

Leaving you behind

Maybe you're right



Maybe you're right



Fill the pages now,

This chapter's done

Movin' on up

And pour it on to all it will become

If you ever get to the place where the sun is shining everyday

Then I'll be on your mind



You might think I'm crazy

That I'm lost and foolish

Leaving you behind

Maybe you're right

You might think I'm crazy

That I'm lost and foolish

Leaving you behind

Maybe you're right



Maybe you're right

Maybe You're Right

Released in 2013 on the album Bangerz, "Maybe You're Right" marks a pivotal moment in Miley Cyrus's career as she transitioned from her Disney-era persona to a more mature pop artist. The track features a stripped-back, acoustic-driven production that contrasts with the high-energy synth-pop of her previous work, reflecting a shift toward introspective songwriting. Lyrically, the song explores themes of reconciliation and the complexity of relationships, positioning Cyrus as a songwriter capable of handling emotional nuance beyond her earlier pop hits. As a key component of her discography during this era, the recording helped solidify her status as a serious musical artist while maintaining her signature vocal style.