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Justin Bieber's new love ballad is about Selena Gomez.
The 20-year-old singer posted a teaser for the track 'Life Is Worth Living Again' on his Instagram account on March 15 and it is reportedly one of many new songs the 'Boyfriend' hitmaker has written about his 21-year-old on/off girlfriend.
A source told HollywoodLife.com: "Yes, 'Live Is Worth Living Again' was all for Selena and that's not the only song he's written for her. He's written a bunch of stuff for her, she's his biggest inspiration."
Justin, who has been dating Selena on/off since 2010, also dedicated a song to the brunette beauty during a surprise performance in Texas earlier this month.
He turned up at the Banger's Sausage House and Beer Garden in Austin for the South by Southwest festival and sang his hit 'As Long As You Love Me' for his "baby", who was standing in the wings.
After his romantic gesture, the pair reportedly hung out together for an hour after everyone left the venue.
Meanwhile, the star has posted a number of photographs on his Instagram account this week showing him the studio recording new material and claims it's the "best music" he's ever made.
Next to one of the snaps, he wrote: "I'm in the studio all day everyday for the ones who believe in me and support me 🙂 you fall but you rise back up stronger. Be great (sic)"

The Rolling Stones will tour Australia and New Zealand in October.
The band were forced to postpone their seven-date tour Down Under, which was scheduled to kick off last night (19.03.14), after the frontman Sir Mick Jagger's long-term girlfriend L'Wren Scott, 47, committed suicide at her New York apartment earlier this week.
However, the promoters, Frontier Touring, reassured fans that the 'Brown Sugar' hitmakers would return in October to perform their '14 ON FIRE' tour, but the exact dates are yet to be confirmed.
The company told fans: "If the new dates are not suitable, rest assured you will be able to secure a refund.
"While we encourage fans to hold on to their tickets, the option to secure a refund is now available to you via the official ticketing agency you purchased from."
The group were "shocked" by the death of the fashion designer and are focusing on helping Sir Mick - who has been in a relationship with the former model for 13 years - get through this "awful time".
Drummer Charlie Watts said yesterday: "Needless to say we are all completely shocked but our first thought is to support Mick at this awful time.
"We intend to come back to Australia and New Zealand as soon as it proves possible."
Guitarist Ronnie Wood added: "This is such terrible news and right now the important thing is that we are all pulling together to offer Mick our support."

Jason Derulo's next single will feature Snoop Lion.
The 'Trumpets' star, who will release his new album 'Talk Dirty' later this year, has revealed he was the "most excited" he's ever been when recording a song during his time in the studio with the rapper.
He told MTV: "I probably shouldn't tell you but my next single is called 'Wiggle' and it features Snoop [Lion, formerly Snoop Dogg], and man it's one of the most fun records you've ever heard in your life.
"It's the most excited I've been about a song I wrote in my entire career.
"I've been performing it on the road, even though I'm not supposed to, but like I told you, you only live one time."
The singer and rapper also opened up about how new record and insists it will be different from his US EP 'Tattoos', which was released last year.
He said: "A lot of the album is fun, a lot of it is upbeat, feel-good music, but there is an emotional portion to the album too, it months in a lot of different ways.
"You heard the first portion of the album on songs like 'The Other Side' and 'Marry Me', but then it switches to the other side with 'Talk Dirty'."
He added: "It represents everything I've got, everything I was feeling in the moment."
Jason is yet to announce whether his new album will be released in the UK.

George Michael was "too afraid" to ask Amy Winehouse to duet with him.
The 'Careless Whisper" hitmaker was keen to duet with the 'Back To Black' singer, who died of alcohol poisoning in 2011, and even wrote a song for her after she died, but claims he was too nervous to discuss a collaboration when she was still alive.
He told BBC Radio 2: "I was always too afraid to ask to duet with her. I love the fact that she finally duetted with Tony Bennett just before she died. It must have been amazing for her father."
Amy recorded the song 'Body And Soul' with celebrated jazz singer Tony in 2011 before she died and her father Mitch has always been a big fan.
George, 50, who rose to fame in the duo Wham! with Andrew Ridgeley, also wrote a song for Amy, 27, before she passed away but never had the chance to show her it.
He added: "And also, there's no question in my mind, one of the things that was so special about Amy was her parents' taste in music and she had the great advantage of having fantastic music on in the house as a young child, and I think that really makes a difference. Most of us don't have parents with fantastic record collections."
He said his own father, Jack Panos, never let him buy records when he was younger and he was left to listen to what was lying around the house.
George said: "And that was like a Henry Mancini album, a couple of Greek albums. But basically there wasn't a lot of stimulation going on in the house musically."

Kian Egan says Westlife would've been disappointed with One Direction's album sales.
The 33-year-old star - who was a member of the Irish boyband for nearly 15 years - has spoken out about changes in the music industry and thinks although the 'X Factor' formed band have achieved global fame, Westlife would have been disappointed if they had the same UK album sales.
He said: "I was told the other day that One Direction's album sold around 700,000 copies in the UK and it was the biggest selling album of the year.
"Back in the day with Westlife, that would have been fairly poor, we were selling more like 1.7 or 1.8 million. Times have changed."
Kian has just released his first solo single, 'Home', but claims when he and his Westlife bandmates - Shane Filan, Nicky Byrne, Brian McFadden and Mark Feehily - were at the height of their fame, they had a lot more competition than One Direction.
He told the Daily Star newspaper: "There were loads of bands around then - Blue, Steps, A1, S Club - there was room for all of us.
"But now there's only really room for one One Direction."
The 'What About Now' hitmaker has also voiced his interest in reuniting with his former bandmates in the future.
He added: "I can't see it happening in the near future but I'd love to stand on a stage with those boys again at some point."

Kylie Minogue thinks Sia Furler is "the bee's knees".
The 'Into The Blue' singer, who worked with the songwriter and producer, dubbed the female Pharrell Williams, on her 12th studio album 'Kiss Me Once', has praised the star, who also contributed the song 'I Was Gonna Cancel' for the record.
Kylie told Stylist magazine: "She was great and someone I admire so much. I just think she's the bee's knees.
"I have to credit my record label for that kind of thing. But I would credit myself with being game to try anything - I'll give anything a shot. They don't always work out but at least you've tried and you've been there."
Sia, who has worked with the likes of Beyonce, Rihanna, Katy Perry and Rita Ora, also worked on Kylie's song 'Sexercize', which Kylie admits she was unsure about the title when she first heard it.
She said: "Sexercize! Yes! Thank you Sia!" adding, "I actually blushed when I heard the title and thought, 'Oh, that's wrong'. But that's the genius of Sia. She can made it cool and make it hot. And I can probably put the little wink into it, so you know it's going to be more fruity than sleazy."
The 45-year-old pop princess has released the video for the new song, which has been described as "the sexiest workout ever", and sees Kylie parade her toned figure in a leotard and daring stiletto heels.
Kylie described the song as one of the "fun tongue-in-cheek ones" from the record, and said on 'The Today Show': "That's open to everyone's interpretation how they like to Sexercize."

The Rolling Stones have postponed their upcoming Australian and New Zealand tour.
The band are "deeply sorry and disappointed" to announce that they've put the first leg of their '14 ON FIRE' tour on hold following the death of Sir Mick Jagger's girlfriend L'Wren Scott.
A statement released on their website read: "The Rolling Stones are deeply sorry and disappointed to announce the postponement of the rest of their 14 ON FIRE tour of Australia and New Zealand following the death of L'Wren Scott.
"Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts and Ronnie Wood wish to thank all of their fans for their support at this difficult time and hope that they will fully understand the reason for this announcement.
"The Rolling Stones are planning to reschedule these postponed shows at a later date."
The group initially cancelled their Perth gig, which was scheduled to take place tonight (19.03.14), but they've now decided to abandon the rest of the dates while the frontman comes to terms with his loss.
L'Wren, 49, who has dated Sir Mick Jagger since 2001, was found hanged in an apparent suicide at her New York apartment on Monday (17.03.14).
The Rolling Stones private jet is still in Perth, but it is unknown whether Sir Mick has flown out of Australian and back to New York.

Jake Bugg found it "easy" working with Rick Rubin.
The 'Lightning Bolt' singer, who worked with the famous producer on his second album 'Shangri La' at his Malibu recording studio and claims it was a simple process.
He told Faster Louder: "Despite if I knew him or not, I had enough people telling me the reputation he had, so I just didn't think it was an opportunity to turn your nose up at.
"You might learn something, you might get something out of it, you might not, but you'll definitely learn something.
"The experience as a whole was great, he brought in great musicians. I just had a load of ideas, and I'd sit down and teach the band. He'd drag those ideas out of me and make sure I turn them into songs."
Jake added: "It was just pretty relaxed, we'd record a song four or five times and then onto the next. Pretty easy."
The 19-year-old singer admits the idea of working with Rick, who has recorded with the likes of Ed Sheeran, Kanye and Eminem, could be intimidating for some artists but he felt "free" to work on his own material.
He added: "What Rick does is different to what I do. It's his job to produce and it's my job to play the songs. It worked pretty well, it was just a chilled atmosphere to be honest."

Lady Gaga has unveiled the stage design for her upcoming 'artRave: The ARTPOP Ball Tour'.
The 27-year-old star posted a photograph on Twitter of the detailed set, featuring transparent runways, which dancers will be able to use to perform beneath the 'Applause' singer during the shows.
Gaga tweeted: "#LadyGagaTourStage The stage is lucite and you can just dance underneath the runways (sic)."
The main stage appears to have a space theme as a huge backdrop features a scene of moon and stars.
The photograph also shows two performance areas which Gaga and her dancers can reach from the platforms and a white structure in the centre is similar to her 'ARTPOP' album launch palette.
The blonde star kicks off her tour in the US in two months and brings the show to the UK in October, performing in Birmingham, Glasgow, Manchester, London and Dublin.
It's Gaga's first tour since injuring her hip during the 'Born This Way Ball', after which she had to cancel 25 sold-out shows before undergoing surgery.
She recently revealed she was bankrupt during her 'Monster's Ball' tour, after she invested her entire $3 million dollar fortune into staging at her concerts in a bid to launch her pop career back in 2009.
Gaga also caused outrage last Thursday (13.03.14) at South By South West Festival in Texas, when performance artist Millie Brown vomited on her during her rendition of 'Swine' but defended the show during her keynote speech the following day.
She said: "The idea of a moment where it's truly just what we wanted to create and us just respecting each other as artists was enough for the performance to be worth it."