DRAKE TALKS ABOUT THE BRIEF AFFAIR HE HAD WITH RIHANNA WHEN SHE WAS WITH CHRIS BROWN!

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The debut album by Drake, the Canadian musician who reportedly had a brief fling with the Barbadian babe last year, has leaked online and appears to lay bare the duo's relationship.

The 23-year-old singer has confirmed that "Thank Me Later's" "Fireworks," featuring Alicia Keys, is about one of his exes.

"In the second verse, I address the relationship that I'm often questioned about and I duck and dodge questions about it," he told Billboard.com last month, likely referring to his affair with Rihanna.

"I could tell it wasn't love, I just thought you'd f--- with me," he sings on the track, "who could've predicted Lucky Strikes would have you stuck with me?"

Drake, whose real name is Aubrey Drake Graham, raps that the rendez vous, no matter how brief, still "troubles" him.

"Now all of a sudden these gossip sites wanna cover me/and you making it seem like it happened that way because of me," he sings, "but I was curious and I never forget it, baby, what an experience/you could've been the one, but it wasn't that serious."

Last June, Drake dispelled rumors that he and Rihanna were dating after they were reportedly seen kissing in a New York bowling alley and canoodling at an after party for "Year One." At the time, he said they were "just good friends."

Several songs have leaked off of "Thank Me Later" over the past week. They include "Light Up," with Jay-Z, "Miss Me" with Lil Wayne and another track called "Shut It Down." The album, which is set for release on June 15, also features guest vocals by Kanye West.

A former actor, Graham rose to fame in his native Canada as Jimmy Brooks on "Degrassi: The Next Generation." He released his first mix tape in 2006 and signed on to Lil Wayne's Young Money Entertainment label last summer.

This is not the first time Drake has addressed his relationships in his music. On his singles "Deceiving" and "Fallen" he croons about ex-girlfriend and fellow Canadian musician Keshia Chante.