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Liam Hemsworth intends to sue Miley Cyrus two months after the release of "Flowers," the song in which the singer alludes to her problematic relationship with her ex- husband.
The rumoured document also states that Liam Hemsworth suffered "harm to public image, and revenue" as a result of the song's lyrics and music video. However, the rumours that Liam was suing Miley Cyrus and the court filings are false because the document purports to have been created by a website, but several of its templates look exactly like the ones used in the Twitter accounts.
The song makes reference to Liam Hemsworth's favourite song, "When I was your man," by Bruno Mars, which he dedicated to Cyrus after their wedding at the end of 2018. However, the actor's name is not mentioned in the song's lyrics. The American musician, on the other hand, has only posted one countdown to the release of "Flowers," the song's uncut original version, which is 10 seconds longer.
The couple separated after eight months of marriage, and it has since been revealed that Cyrus, 30, ordered flowers to express her rage over the Australian's alleged affairs. The "Hannah Montana" star says in her song that she didn't want to leave Hemsworth but realised she was happier without him.
Cyrus sings, "We were good / We were gold / Some kind of dream that can't be sold," as the song's lyrics read. We built a house and watched it burn because "We were right till we were right." By saying this, she is alluding to the Malibu house she and Hemsworth shared, which was destroyed by a wildfire in 2018.
She sings, in response to the lyrics of the Bruno Mars ballad, "I didn't want to leave you / I didn't want to lie / I started to cry but then I remembered / I can buy myself flowers / Write my name in the sand / Talk to myself for hours / Say things you don't understand / Yes, I can love myself better than you. She "has no remorse" or "regret," and she forgets "every word" Hemsworth said to her when they were together, according to Cyrus, who also mentions this in the chorus.
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