Lady GaGa's album 'Joanne' was inspired by ''all the men'' in her life.

The 30-year-old musician -who called time on her relationship with fiancé and actor Taylor Kinney in July this year after five years of dating - has admitted her LP was inspired by her split from 'The Other Woman' star as well as her father.

Speaking to The Mirror Online about her latest music venture, the 'Bad romance' hitmaker said: ''When you listen to the album, it's clear the influence that all the men in my life have made on this record. That's at the middle of it, as well: I always wanted to be a good girl. And Joanne was such a good girl.

''I'm figuring out all of those relationships in my life through the music, and going very deeply into it.

''But I have such a rebellious spirit, and my father was always very angry. He drank because of his sister's death. I was trying to understand him through making this record, and in that, also trying to understand why I love men that are cowboys.''

Despite the theme of the album Lady Gaga has revealed it isn't a ''sad album''.

She said: ''It's not a sad album. It's an album that is very revealing of me as a woman.''