Miley Cyrus owes some of her success to Dolly Parton to check her.
The singer, 32, made a bisarr recording in a recent performance on Apple Music 1’s The Zane Lowe showrevealed how she once lied to Parton, 79, to get away from embarrassment.
“She’s going,” okay, I can see what you’re doing. Do you have hits? “” She remembered in Wednesday’s episode. “And I like,” I actually do. “She’s going, ‘Oh really?
Grammy -Winner was blissing that moment by telling Parton that she had written a new song called More to loseBut there was little truth about it.
“[I] Hadn’t written it yet. But I knew the title, “she said.” I was like, ‘I’ll send it to you.’ And she’s going, ‘Well, you have more?’ I was like ‘Well …’ ‘
However, the deadline gave Flowers Hitmaker a push to start working on it when she called her songwriting partner Michael Pollack with an urgent request to enter the studio.
“I said, ‘We had to write this song.’ He’s going, ‘Well let’s do it!’ “She remembered. “He had a song that he had already started with another writer that I had never met [Autumn Rowe]And I had never heard any of it, but he goes, ‘It’s funny, I think some of this melody will work that I’ve been working on.’ And then I was like, ‘Well, I don’t know, but I told her I want to send it to her so we have to write this ASAP.’ “
Cyrus was able to share the song with Parton after it was finally written in early January, but the cycle of lying continued when Parton asked, “Do you have more?” As Cyrus was blissing again.
“I was like,” I actually do, and I think you really want to like the title. “And in the meantime, I go, ‘what titles do I have in my head?’ And i’m like ‘i have called a song Every girl you’ve ever lovedAnd you will love it, ”Cyrus said.
“She’s going,” Cursed. “She’s like ‘I love the title it should be your everything. I’m like’ oh yeah, no, I’m, I’m working on it. ‘ I hadn’t even written the song yet, so all because of her got the two songs ever created.
Cyrus is ready to release Something beautiful– which contains both More to lose and Every girl you’ve ever loved—I May 30, along with an accompanying film.
