Miley Cyrus Dropped "I Would Die For You" & The Lyrics Are Def About Liam Hemsworth

After many months of anticipation and waiting, Miley Cyrus's new studio album, Younger Now, is finally here. The hype surrounding the album has been pretty huge, especially considering how the singer's last major release was her Bangerz album in 2013 (unless you count Miley Cyrus & Her Dead Petz, which I don't because it was a surprise and free). Of course, now that the album is available for fans everywhere, people are listening to the new songs and thinking about the meanings behind her lyrics. One major question we all have now is: Who are the lyrics to "I Would Die For You" about?

"I Would Die For You" is the sixth song on Younger Now's track list, and Miley has been teasing song snippets of the album on her social media accounts over the past week as part of a countdown to the release. That being said, the first glimpse of "I Would Die For You" appeared online on Sept. 23 and fans were immediately in love with the ballad. Some say it sounds like vintage Miley, some say it sounds like one of her best songs yet, and others just couldn't wait for the release.

Naturally, now that the song is out in full, fans can appreciate Miley's songwriting talents. The lyrics to "I Would Die For You" are consistent with other lyrics on Cyrus's newest album; in other words, they're obviously meaningful to the singer. Of course, after listening to the deep melodies of the song, it's easy to wonder if they are about Miley's current beau, Liam Hemsworth. In "I Would Die For You," Miley sings,

I, I would die for you There've been times when I'm up all night Crying in the dark, so I sleep with the light on I've heard I've got words like a knife That I don't always choose just so wisely But I see trees and the colored leaves When I think about all that we could be

And when you're gone, time is so slow And like the grass, I've watched us grow I heard you reap only what you'll sow How could I never let you know?

But you are everything to me You're sweeter than candy cane, better than any childhood dream I am yours, and you are mine I have your heart, I don't even need your ring I'd give up all I have in exchange for who I love more than anything

When you're gone, time is so slow Like the grass, I've watched us grow I've heard you reap only what you'll sow How could I ever let you go?

You, you are everything to me And I, I would die for you Yeah, I would die for you

When you're gone, time is so slow (I would die) Like the grass, I've watched us grow (I would die) I've heard you reap only what you'll sow (I would die) How could I never let you know? (I would die for you)

Obviously certain lines like "I have your heart, I don't even need your ring " and "Like the grass, I've watched us grow " make it seem as if the song was definitely inspired by the singer's relationship with her fiancé (I mean, who else would she write "I Would Die For You" about?); we already know she wrote "Malibu" about her romance with Liam (while riding in an Uber, nonetheless), so it'd be no surprise if this (and many other songs) was about him, too.

This isn't the first time the A-list actor has inspired Miley's music either. In June 2010, ahead of the release of her iconic album Can't Be Tamed, Miley told MTV News Liam was her muse for much of the album. She said,

There are a lot of songs that are about Liam. All of them are about him in a way, but it's also about past relationships that you gotta get over and move on and just about freeing yourself from anything that you feel holds you back.

Miley and Liam have been in an on again/off again relationship with each other since they filmed The Last Song together in 2009. The two were engaged in 2012, but broke off their plans to marry in 2013. Perhaps a small break is just what they needed since Miley confirmed on Ellen in October 2016 that she and Liam are engaged once again.

At the end of the day, their relationship status is no one's business, but it's great to see them thriving and supporting each other.

Younger Now certainly has a different sound than Miley's previous collections. Indeed, the singer is clearly exploring new musical territory on this album while at the same time allowing her musical roots to shine through in big ways. One thing is for sure: Whether she's singing a stripped down ballad or a party girl anthem, her sound is never boring.

From the moment the album's first single "Malibu" was released in May of this year, fans were excited to see the country-pop queen return to the music scene with a new sound and a much tamer image (you know, less twerkin' with Robin Thicke and more dancing in poodle skirts). Her performance of the album's title single at the VMAs earlier this year was a major departure from the campy antics we've come to expect from Ms. Cyrus, and it obviously represents her new aesthetic.

We can't wait to see what she has in store next, but for now, hit up Spotify to enjoy her new tracks.