Miley Cyrus shots tears in emotionally new “to lose more”.

Miley Cyrus exposes her soul.

The superstar, which was awarded the Grammy, 32, published her latest single “More to Lose” on May 9 with a simple music video with her sporty high-fashion look and crying about a relationship that does not work.

“I stay / If the ecstasy is far away / and I pray / that it will come back,” Cyrus sings on the choir of the ballad. “And you say it / but I wish it wasn't true, oh / I knew one day that you had to choose / I just thought we would have more to lose.”

The video begins with the singer “Flowers” in the eccentric outfit of her Something beautiful Album cover when she sings directly to the camera.

For the second verse, she wears a sleeveless, floor-length black dress and the tears are slowly describing the texts of the song over her face: “The television is, but I don't know / my tears are like our today show.”

At the end of the subtle emotional clip, Cyrus appears in a black trench coat, whereby her face is partially covered with dark but transparent fabric.

“Losing more” will be released on the upcoming album by Disney Channel Alum Something beautifulon May 30th. The song follows its youngest three publications, “preludes”, “something nice” and “end of the world”, which are also on the project.

The album is accompanied by a film that cyrus at the Tribeca Festival at the Tribeca Festival at the TRIBECA Festival at an event at an event at an event with a Spotify in New York City at the beginning of this week.

During a questions and answers at the event, she opened up the special connection she shares with her fans, many of which have supported you since her time Hannah Montana.

“People say we grew up together and we really did it,” said Cyrus. “And it is definitely what I think that this film is so magical and effective that we have all created together somehow, and it is cool to be in a room full of people I have never met, or strangers, and you know that you are not so strange.”

“We are all a bit strange, but that's what I think we all really captured the relationship we have,” the actor continued. “It is cool to be able to go to a room with people that I didn't hit and how 'do you remember when my house burned down?' And you sat like “yes”.

“It is like, all of these things that were really small who didn't care to most people. They have no millions of people who say 'sorry about your fish', but it's so nice that I have millions of people who say:” Damn, Pablow, you know how, rip added and referred to the deceased pet that inspired them in 2015. Miley Cyrus and her dead Petz.