Miley Cyrus Doesn’t Need a Man on New Single ‘Flowers’
Miley Cyrus It is Begin 2023 with self-love. On Thursday, the singer released her long-awaited single “Flowers,” the first taste of her album Endless Summer Vacation.
The wideshot video begins with Cyrus crossing a bridge in a golden top and jacket while wearing sunglasses. She sings about ending a relationship, but then she puts her hair up because she realizes that she can live on her own.
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“I can buy myself flowers/Write my name in the sand/Talk to myself for hours/Yeah, some things you don’t understand,” she sings on the track. “But I can take myself dancing, yeah/I can hold my own hand/ Yeah, I can love me better than you can.”
Cyrus smiles as she walks into the backyard in a bikini. Then, she takes a dip in the pool before posing in a black bikini. The video features the singer working out, doing yoga, and taking hot showers.
Cyrus dances freely in her black suit as she remembers that she can still be happy on her terms.
Cyrus started teasing the single by putting up billboards in major cities with some of the song’s lyrics, along with the words “New Year. New Miley.” She also shared teasers of the song where she’s seen walking in front of the mountains as she sings, “I can love me better/I can love me better, baby.”
Cyrus spoke earlier this week. posted a video of herself in the shower singing along to some of the track’s lyrics.
Cyrus announced the release date for “Flowers” while hosting her NBC Live special Miley’s New Year’s Eve Party Dolly Parton. Her upcoming LP is set to serve as a “reflection of the strength she’s found in focusing on both her physical and mental well-being.”
Cyrus collaborated with producers like Greg Kurstin and Mike Will Made-It.
Apart from her Attention live album, “Flowers” is the first taste of solo music from Cyrus since releasing her 2020 LP Plastic Hearts, which featured songs like “Prisoner” with Dua Lipa, Midnight Sky, and Angels Like You. She also collaborated with Elton John on “Nothing Else Matters” and Kid Laroi on “Without You” in 2021.
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