Madonna saying 'sorry' to Guy Ritchie in her latest single?

CEBU, Philippines - Last week she released the Girls Gone Wild video teaser in which she gyrated around in chains for the black and white clip.

However now Madonna is previewing what could be a more toned down side to her MDNA album which is due for release March 26 in the UK and a day after in the States.

The controversially titled I F****d Up seems to tell the story of a relationship gone wrong, another track from the highly-anticipated LP which could be connected to her failed marriage to Guy Ritchie.

The mellow track begins with a heavy bassline and string arrangements, launching straight into her profanity-ridden lyrics. As the tempo of the tune speeds up her softly sung words get more intense and the 53-year-old begins to speak regretfully of the way the mystery partnership ended.

She sings: ‘I’m so ashamed you’re in so much pain, I blamed you when things didn’t go my way. If I didn’t you still be here.’

It’s not clear whether the feisty star - who perhaps originated the girl power movement – is in fact being sarcastic in the whole tune when she delivers a line later on.

She says: ‘I could have just kept my big mouth closed, I could have just done what I was told. Maybe I could have turned silver into gold but in front of you I was cold.’

As she posted a link for fans to listen to her latest offering on her Facebook page, she began a countdown to the day it hits shelves. She wrote: ‘9 days away from MDNA!’

The clip is one of a few she is using to persuade record buyers to purchase her new collection, yesterday she released a snippet of I Don’t Give A, in which she raps about being a single mother with Nicki Minaj.

Despite raising children Lourdes, 15, Rocco, 12, and six-year-old David alone, the star – who is now dating dancer Brahim Zaibat, 24, is perfectly balancing motherhood and her ever successful career.

She has teamed up for Give Me All Your Luvin with Super Bowl associates Nicki Minaj and M.I.A. Her daughter also takes a turn on the track Superstar, although she goes uncredited.