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Jul112012

Justin Bieber/Taylor Swift Collabo "Didn't Make Sense" for "Believe", Says Braun

Kevin Mazur/WireImageIn the weeks leading up to the release of Justin Bieber's album Believe, the Bieb said that he'd written a song with Taylor Swift for the project.  However, when the album finally came out, a song with a Bieber/Swift co-writing credit wasn't among the tracks. 

So what happened to their collaboration?  It just didn't fit the album, according to Justin's manager.

Scooter Braun tells MTV, "It didn't go on Believe, because there's another record they want to work on. So, it just didn't make sense at this time, and the song they did just didn't make sense on this album."

It's not clear what Braun means by "another record they want to work on."  Perhaps the two are planning more co-writes for Taylor's album, which is due later this year.

In addition, Braun explained why Maroon 5's Adam Levine, who at one point was seen in a video hanging out in the studio with Justin, wasn't on the album either. "We talked with Adam Levine about doing stuff and he wanted to," Braun explains, "but with everything else, we could just never get the studio time in together."

Finally, what about the much-discussed collaboration between Justin and Kanye West?  Again, Braun says that the track that they created "didn't make sense at this time."

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