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Message to Myself : ウィキペディア英語版
Message to Myself

"Message to Myself" is a song by Melissa Etheridge and the first single of her album ''The Awakening'' released in 2007.
== Song information ==

The song was written by the singer and is about how she writes songs to remind herself that she is fine when she is depressed - she discovers the good things in her life again when she hears these songs in the radio. The line "''I've warned myself of the blackness in my chest''" is a reference to the time when she was suffering from breast cancer,〔http://www.charmainebrooks.com/interviews.htm〕 which was her inspiration for the whole album.〔(MelissaEtheridge.com - Melissa )〕 The warning she mentions took place in one of her most famous songs, "Come to My Window", where the lyrics contain the lines ''"Nothing fills the blackness that has seeped into my chest"''.〔(GoLyr.de - Kostenlos: Melissa Etheridge - Come to my window Songtext und Lyric auf Golyr.de )〕 The chorus (''"I'm sending out a message to myself, so that when I hear it on the radio..."'') is reflected at the beginning of the song which is recorded in lower quality to give the impression that you hear it on the radio or through an old gramophone. It is also the second Melissa Etheridge song to contain some nonsense lines (''"...sha la la la..."'') -, the first being "Come On out Tonight," from ''Lucky''. Those are supposed to show that the message the singer is sending herself is not based on the lyrics of her songs but mainly on the music itself (''"...it works that way too..."'').
Musically, the song is an up-tempo rock song that rides on a pop hook which has been described as ''"one of the most buoyant sing-along she's ever led"''.〔 In the chorus there is an acoustic guitar loop in a typical country style.

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