And is Cheryl's song "Let You" about Liam Payne? Well, there is no direct reference to the One Direction star, however, some lyrics included on the new track have opened up a lot of speculation.

Here are the standout lyrics from Cheryl’s new song… So I'm telling what you're 'bout to lose / 'Cause you don't understand the chance that I took on you / Baby, you should know that it might ...

Cheryl, 35, delves into her past romantic relationships with her candid lyrics, referencing past hardships ... “But actually, all the music and songs I’ve got ready were done way before ...

Lyrics from a song entitled 'Screw You' have been published in The Sun, and are believed to be directed at the 31-year-old Chelsea player. In the expletive-heavy song, Cheryl rants: 'Can't believe ...

Cheryl's new song Let You is officially out today ... And despite telling BBC that the lyrics were "personal" but not completely "autobiographical," she added to Fault magazine that the song ...

Getty Images Cheryl has said the song isn’t about anyone in particular, but instead it’s a look back at the fact that she’s “such a sucker for falling for every fucker.” Should have used ...

Though the single was actually written by a few writers (including Charlie Puth), the internet-at-large seem to think that the song is a nod toward Liam's relationship with Cheryl with lyrics like ...

Cheryl’s new song lyrics seem to be about the breakup from her son, Bear’s father, Liam Payne. Cheryl’s not holding back with her new music… her fiery new lyrics from her comeback track ...

Cheryl has been busy listening to Little ... with eyes and a woman with black hair raising her hand. Lyrics to Little Mix’s new song include: ‘This is a shout out to my ex, Heard he in love ...

The Girls Aloud star says she was in "the worst relationship of my life" as she opens up on the tracks' lyrics. Cheryl Cole has confessed that her new song 'Craziest Things' is based on a former ...

Cheryl's new song Let You is officially out today ... And despite telling BBC that the lyrics were "personal" but not completely "autobiographical," she added to Fault magazine that the song ...