The 27-year-old singer, however, doesn't plan to release the songs any time soon as he's in a different place now than he was when he wrote, reported Female First.
"Those songs in particular didn't make the album. You might hear them eventually, songs leak all the time, but I think the place I was in my life when I wrote them, I'm not there anymore, so it wouldn't make sense to release them," Jonas said.
"I'm much happier than I was. They were reactive and therapeutic. You've got to let it all out and sometimes you have to step back and say, 'Is this me still to this day?' and you realise that you're in a different place.
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