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Selena Gomez's New Love Song Alludes 'Failed Romances'; A Shade At Justin Bieber & Other Exes?
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4:07Now PlayingSelena Gomez's new love song with fiance Benny Blanco creates buzz. Valentine drop unveils heartfelt ballad 'Scared Of Loving You'. While the love track takes us deep into Selena & Benny's romance, the song also alludes failed romances and mistakes of past. The lyrics, 'Hope I Don't Repeat My Past', give instant deja vu of Gomez's past relationships. These include the actor-singer's past with the likes of Justin Bieber, Nick Jonas and The Weeknd. Among these, the most highly publicised has been the 'Jelena' relationship. The two dated for good two years and their relationship also enjoyed a big fandom. It was only obvious that their messy breakup led to major heartbreak for fans as well. So a love song released by Selena on Valentine's day, with reference to past, brings Justin to mind. Watch-
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