Justin Bieber's newly-released songs including 'Heartbreaker', 'All That Matters', and 'Hold Tight' all muse about one's sadness for a love lost. The Canadian pop star is not yet done singing about his heartbreak after publicizing his newest single, 'Recovery'.

On October 28, the 19-year-old singer tweeted about his latest single:

"It's here. One of the most important songs to me I've ever written. #Recovery. Hope it helps you!"

Fans cannot help but wonder whether he is dedicating his songs for Selena Gomez.  Regardless of Bieber's string of flings with several models, the somber theme of his songs appear to be consistent. He likewise affirmed the song's meaning on iTunes: "It's an acknowledgment that in life you can't just fall down and not get over things. You have to step up and recover."

He similarly details the difficulty he went through for his break-up: "At the time, I was going through a very hard break up and when you're going through stuff like that you think that the world is just gonna end. Then you wake up the next day and realize that life has to go on. Recovery is that feeling you get when you start to move on and make things better for yourself, because yesterday is gone and tomorrow is here."

The 'Recovery' lyrics pertain to a man who is remorseful after a broken relationship:

"First, I'll acknowledge
All trust has been broken.
A successful recovery
I pray for us at night.
Grants me with a second chance

Never thought I'd see your face again
Learning life through trial and error
Just tryna make it right

Make it right
Make it right
Make it right
This time I'll do you right

Missing your good intentions
Missing you from a distance
Hope you did the same."

Despite Bieber's efforts to win his 'Come and Get It' singer ex-girlfriend, Gomez remains firm with her decision to remain single. Nonetheless, one source claims that the Montecarlo actress started to take Bieber's calls again.

Is there still hope for the young couple to reconcile?