Nick Jonas, Miley Cyrus: JoBro's Ex the Subject of 'Uncomfortable' New 'Wedding Bells' Song?

Posted on Oct 12th 2012 5:30PM by Contessa Gayles

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The Jonas Brothers took the stage for their highly anticipated reunion show at New York's Radio City Music Hall last night (Oct. 11), and there was one song in particular that had everyone talking. Before performing a new tune entitled, "Wedding Bells," Nick Jonas described the song's subject matter -- which deals with an ex who's set to wed another man -- as "uncomfortable."

"We're in the process of recording a new album, which is both good and bad," Nick, 20, told concertgoers, according to MTV. "[We have to] dive into subjects that make us uncomfortable and write about them ... You have to write a song and apologize for it later. I don't think I've ever written a song that makes me as uncomfortable as this song does," Nick admitted.

"Some things happened in the last year that affected me in that moment. This song is called 'Wedding Bells.'"

The track includes lyrics like, "She says, 'Can you keep a secret/ A ceremony's set for June/ I know it's a rush, but I just love him so much/ I hope that you can meet him soon,'" and, "I don't want to love, if it's not you/ I don't want to hear the wedding bells bloom/ Maybe we can try one last time/ But I don't want to hear the wedding bells chime."

Now, who could the emotional heartbreak track be about? As we flip through the youngest JoBro's impressive little black book, the recently engaged Miley Cyrus seems to fit the bill! The pair dated when they were barely teens, from the summer of 2006 through 2007. Miley, 19, announced her engagement to actor Liam Hemsworth, 22, this past June.

Back in May, Cyrus opened up about the heartbreak she suffered at the hands of Jonas. "I'm like, 'The rest of my life is ruined because he doesn't love me back," she said on "The Conversation With Amanda de Cadenet."

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