Kelly Clarkson<\/b> recently released “You Don’t Make Me Cry,” a collaboration featuring her 9-year-old daughter River Rose<\/b>.<\/p>\n
The song is one of the eight bonus tracks on the new deluxe edition of Clarkson’s latest album, Chemistry<\/I>. <\/p>\n
Clarkson revealed on Instagram<\/I> that River recorded the track when she was just 5 years old.<\/p>\n
The song begins with River singing some sounds in an adorably auto-tuned vocal run that leads into Clarkson’s catchy pop track. The girl’s voice appears again at the end of the song, with a pitch-perfect “The End!”<\/p>\n
“And you don’t make me cry\/And I cry at everything\/You don’t make me feel and I feel more than most now\/That says something, doesn’t it?\/So I’m picking you from my garden, weeds aren’t allowed in\/Guess you missed that,” Clarkson sings.<\/p>\n
A few weeks ago, River and her younger brother, Remington Alexander<\/b>, both joined Clarkson on stage at one of the final shows of her Las Vegas residency. <\/p>\n
Remington danced his way through Clarkson’s “Whole Lotta Woman,” and River joined her mom for a performance of 2015’s “Heartbreak Song.”<\/p>\n
(Photo: Brian Bowen Smith) <\/p>\n