“[On boyfriend Liam Hemsworth] I think we're both deeper than normal people. What they think and how they feel.”

—  Miley Cyrus

US Magazine http://www.usmagazine.com/celebritynews/news/miley-cyrus-sings-about-ex-nick-jonas-cant-let-you-go-2010305 (March 2010)

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