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\n\tAs expected, Justin Bieber<\/a> has more to say about married life on Swag II<\/em>,<\/a> the companion album to July\u2019s Swag<\/em>. And while his last release kept it real about the ups and downs<\/a> that come after nearly six years of marriage and a baby, Bieber is in full-on romance mode this time around.<\/p>\n \n\tFrom the start of the album, Bieber makes it very clear that he\u2019s in love with his wife, model and Rhode founder Hailey. Songs like \u201cBetter Man\u201d sound like vows, where the singer promises tenderness to his beloved. On \u201cLove Song,\u201d he reveals how much he wants to write one that she \u201ccan\u2019t stop singing.\u201d The equally straightforward \u201cI Do\u201d has Bieber assuring \u201cnever loved you more than I do right now.\u201d<\/p>\n \n\tMeanwhile, tracks like \u201cEye Candy\u201d and \u201cBad Honey\u201d offer a lustier side of Bieber\u2019s affection for his wife. Hailey showed her enthusiasm for the latter on Instagram. \u201cI might just go give you my loving, uh\/I might give you a piece of my mind, uh\/I might just go \u2019head, do somethin\u2019\/Baby girl, you\u2019re makin\u2019 me, makin\u2019 me sing,\u201d he croons on the second verse. Later on \u201cAll the Way,\u201d he calls her face the eighth world wonder.<\/p>\n