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"You Lost Me" is a song by American singer Christina Aguilera, from her fourth studio album, Bionic. Described by Aguilera as the "heart of the album," the song was written by Christina Aguilera, Sia Furler, and Samuel Dixon, who also produces the song. The song speaks lyrically of an unfaithful man, who has left the world in view of Aguilera as "infected." It was released on the radio on June 29, 2010 and July 6, 2010 on iTunes.

After the announcement that the song would be a simple official, it was praised for its great vocal capacity. MTV TV said he was the heart of the album. Billboard magazine commented that the song and video are the opposite poles for the first release of Bionic, the single "Not Myself Tonight." Commercially, the performance of the song was very weak, becoming its first single not to enter the Billboard Hot 100, but it managed to position itself at number 1 on the Billboard Hot Dance Club Play list as well as "Not Myself Tonight," which until then had two consecutive singles at number 1 and five number one by that time. In Israel, it was where he had the best position in the top 10 of the country's main list. In the Netherlands it was a moderate success, however it was able to enter the number 91, and curiously in 2012, two years later it was able to return to the list at post 79.

Background

Sia reported that Christina Aguilera's management team contacted him to talk about the possibility of two artists working together. The singer said "Christina had a couple of records like Zero 7 and knew I had written with and for Zero 7. My management was that I didn't even know how to pronounce her name! I called her 'Christine' with an 'e' in the end instead of a 'a'. I bet it bothers your people." Previously this collaboration, Sia had asked her directors in contact with Aguilera to collaborate on her track "Death by Chocolate," however, it did not. Aguilera said, "I'm definitely a Sia fan. I was also excited to work together and, in turn, was a fan of mine." Aguilera's management to contact Sia asked if they could establish a phone call between her and Aguilera, Sia stated that "she called me and I asked her, what do you want?, basically."

Sia has then been included in a list of her favorite artists for the Bionic album. Aguilera to Sia asked if she wanted to take someone to her first recording session that Sia made. After contacting Sia with her regularly coguionist and bassist Samuel Dixon who wrote four songs for Bionic: "All I Need," "I Am," "Stranger Than Ever" and "You Lost Me," with the latter is described as the "Heart of the album." After the collaboration, Sia said: "She was excited to go to work with the artists she loves, there is a wrong idea that she is a kind of