Make Me (Cry) (feat. Labrinth)

Noah Cyrus' 'Make Me (Cry)' featuring Labrinth is a poignant ballad that delves into the complexities of a turbulent relationship. The song captures the intense emotional dependency and the pain of loving someone who continually causes heartache. The lyrics oscillate between a desperate need for the partner and a profound sense of betrayal and frustration. The repetition of 'I never needed you like I do right now' emphasizes the singer's vulnerability and the paradox of longing for someone who is the source of their sorrow.

The song uses powerful imagery and metaphors to convey the depth of the emotional storm the singer is experiencing. References to 'making hurricanes' and hearing 'thunder' suggest turmoil and chaos, while the comparison of fighting like 'Ali' but being on the ropes illustrates the struggle and helplessness felt in the relationship. The line 'Loving you could make Jesus cry' hyperbolizes the pain caused by the partner, suggesting that it's so profound that even a figure of ultimate compassion would be moved to tears.

The emotional intensity of 'Make Me (Cry)' is further amplified by the music's haunting melody and the raw vocal delivery. The song resonates with anyone who has experienced the highs and lows of a passionate but ultimately destructive relationship. It's a testament to the power of love to both uplift and devastate, and the difficulty of letting go even when it's causing more harm than good.