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Miley Cyrus - Angles Like You


( This is the third track of Miley Cyrus on her seventh studio album 'Plastic Hearts'. This seems to be about her relationship with Kaitlyn Carter. This song full of poetry with love and pain will dive into your ocean of emotions. So enjoy this beautiful piece.)


Mmm, mmm, mmm
Flowers in hand, waiting for me
Every word in poetry
Won't call me by name, only "baby"
The more that you give, the less that I need
Everyone says I look happy
When it feels right
I know that you're wrong for me
Gonna wish we never met on the day I leave
I brought you down to your knees
'Cause they say that misery loves company
It's not your fault I ruin everything
And it's not your fault I can't be what you need
Baby, angels like you can't fly down hell with me
I'm everything they said I would be
La, la, la
I'm everything they said I would be
I'll put you down slow, love you goodbye
Before you let go, just one more time
Take off your clothes, pretend that it's fine
A little more hurt won't kill you
Tonight, mama says, you don't look happy
Close your eyes
I know that you're wrong for me
Gonna wish we never met on the day I leave
I brought you down to your knees
'Cause they say that misery loves company
It's not your fault I ruin everything
And it's not your fault I can't be what you need
Baby, angels like you can't fly down hell with me
I'm everything they said I would be
I know that you're wrong for me
Gonna wish we never met on the day I leave
I brought you down to your knees
'Cause they say that misery loves company
It's not your fault I ruin everything (everything)
And it's not your fault I can't be what you need
Baby, angels like you can't fly down hell with me, oh!
Angels like you can't fly down hell with me


Produced by: Andrew Watt, Louis Bell

Performed by: Miley Cyrus

Written by: Ali Tamposi, Andrew Wotman, Louis Bell, Miley Cyrus, Ryan Tedder.


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