Miley Cyrus's Poignant 'Prelude' Lyrics Preview a 'Beautiful Tomorrow'

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Miley Cyrus is stepping into her Something Beautiful This morning, the artist dropped "Prelude," their initial song from the forthcoming visual album.

The track establishes the mood for what follows; the associated music video is captivating and features scenes with blossoms along with Cyrus dressed in an iconic 1997 Thierry Mugler haute couture from her archive. Additionally, this outfit adorns the front of her album.

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In "Prelude," Cyrus explores the elusive quality of beauty and what attracts us to it through her vocal performance. She delivers a poignant message towards the end, stating, "Yet the allure found in solitude / Is a longing wish to be embraced."

Cyrus spoke to Harper’s Bazaar in November about how Something Beautiful will seem "mesmerizing and captivating."

It was inspired by Pink Floyd’s visual album The Wall, She mentioned, "We genuinely committed ourselves fully. As a result, I developed a deep emotional connection to it. The concept for me was about creation." The Wall, However, featuring an improved wardrobe and a more lavish setting enriched with pop culture elements."

The complete album will be released on May 30. Check out the visuals for "Prelude," and find the full details below.

Similar to tracking an image while riding on a train

Your eyes can't help but gaze at the fleeting scenery.

From being engulfed and hurtled toward infinite space

It's like clutching a handful of ashes.

Your hands cannot rescue what has already evaporated into thin air.

Just like looking at the sun through a glass pane

Your skin feels warmth

However, it cannot be in a world where its warmth has brought life.

It's like being the only soul wandering through a vivid nightmare.

It's like shouting your own name in a silent space.

It's like seeing my physical form reflected in a mirror.

Longing to be noticed, yearning to achieve existence

Yet the allure discovered in solitude

Is a prayer yearning to be shared?

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