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The Police — Message in a Bottle

Album: Reggatta de Blanc
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Released: 1979
Length: 4:38
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Just a castaway, an island lost at sea, oh
Another lonely day, with no one here but me, oh
More loneliness than any man could bear
Rescue me before I fall into despair, oh

I'll send an S.O.S. to the world
I'll send an S.O.S. to the world
I hope that someone gets my
I hope that someone gets my
I hope that someone gets my
Message in a bottle, yeah
Message in a bottle, yeah

A year has passed since I wrote my note
I should have known this right from the start
Only hope can keep me together
Love can mend your life or love can break your heart

I'll send an S.O.S. to the world
I'll send an S.O.S. to the world
I hope that someone gets my
I hope that someone gets my
I hope that someone gets my
Message in a bottle, yeah
Message in a bottle, yeah
Oh, message in a bottle, yeah
Message in a bottle, yeah

Walked out this morning, I don't believe what I saw
Hundred billion bottles washed up on the shore
Seems I'm not alone at being alone
Hundred billion castaways, looking for a home

I'll send an S.O.S. to the world
I'll send an S.O.S. to the world
I hope that someone gets my
I hope that someone gets my
I hope that someone gets my
Message in a bottle, yeah
Message in a bottle, yeah
Message in a bottle, oh
Message in a bottle, yeah

I'm sending out an S.O.S.
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Luumu wrote:

Is he sending out an S.O.S?

No, listen carefully
“Sending out a ness-oh-ess”.

Posted 6 months ago by Stratocaster [ Reply ]

In honor of Steve Martin and The Jerk, we rewrote the chorus to "picking out a thermos."

Posted 10 months ago by dabosch [ Reply ]

paloeguevo wrote:

Great song. You could focus in each instrument and they are just great by themselves

I Agree! Very well stated! GREAT TUNE!! Excellent in FLAC w/ great

equipment! Thanx RP!

Posted 1 year ago by joejennings [ Reply ]

Is he sending out an S.O.S?

Posted 1 year ago by Luumu [ Reply ]

The police would have been better with almost any lead singer but sting:

Otherwise great music and lyrics

Posted 1 year ago by maxvonevil [ Reply ]

I'm french, and each time I hear this song, I hear "Mon Opinel a dû mal couper..." (my Opinel -pocket knife- must have cut badly) instead of "More loneliness that any man could bear".

Posted 2 years ago by klhoste [ Reply ]

Always takes me back to an Aussie comedy show that after a major police corruption inquiry had an officer singing I get my massage in a brothel. Never been the same since. On a similar note, I know the Jam like eating trifles.

Posted 2 years ago by Sloggydog [ Reply ]

Posted 2 years ago by bennie482 [ Reply ]

Great song. You could focus in each instrument and they are just great by themselves

Posted 3 years ago by paloeguevo [ Reply ]

tomperth1 wrote:

Ah - thanks for the lyrics clarification. Always thought it was "Massage in a Brothel".

TOO FUNNY!!!

Posted 3 years ago by eileenomurphy [ Reply ]

sfyi2001 wrote:

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...ONE MORE TIME!

Posted 3 years ago by eileenomurphy [ Reply ]

flyboy50 wrote:

You will listen and you will like it!!

Yeah! To Hell with that IMHO bull.

Posted 3 years ago by Greyerwrit [ Reply ]

kingart wrote:Do we really need Sting to sing a song-ending "sending out an SOS" 20 TIMES?

Yes

Posted 3 years ago by Greyerwrit [ Reply ]

tomperth1 wrote:

Ah - thanks for the lyrics clarification. Always thought it was "Massage in a Brothel".

those yeahs and ohs even make more sense with your version

Posted 3 years ago by paloeguevo [ Reply ]

July 25th 1980, up to my armpits in mud & alcohol, aged almost 19 - still one of the best concerts I have ever been to. How the heck can that be 41 years ago

Posted 3 years ago by hellsgardener [ Reply ]

Posted 3 years ago by sfyi2001 [ Reply ]

Here's why we seem to all cling to the past and think it was somehow better then.

Spring 1983. Senior in high school. Picture perfect weather. With 4 friends, all of us VERY well lubricated, I'm 4 rows back in a large, open-air football stadium with the world's biggest band about 50 feet away from me.

Can't say I've been able to replicate the exhilaration and freedom I felt that day many times since.

Posted 3 years ago by Hodgie [ Reply ]

Apropos song selection on the anniversary of the first lost soul in the US from Covid-19. Stay positive, test negative!

Posted 3 years ago by jaydelong [ Reply ]

Kevstar wrote:

Rickvee wrote:

This song is greatness - lyrically and musically. Love Copeland's drumming on this track. And a really clever melody by Sting on guitar.

That's Andy Summers, not Sting, on guitar.

Great bass line by Sting. The Police were a great trio.

Posted 3 years ago by dmiklitz [ Reply ]

tomperth1 wrote:

Ah - thanks for the lyrics clarification. Always thought it was "Massage in a Brothel".

Too Funny!

Posted 4 years ago by eileenomurphy [ Reply ]

Ah - thanks for the lyrics clarification. Always thought it was "Massage in a Brothel".

Posted 4 years ago by tomperth1 [ Reply ]

kremfresch wrote:

Always wondered what "Sendinaden S.O.S." means.

Suggest you get a better music player. It's IllSendAn S-o-S or Sendinoutan S-o-S

Posted 4 years ago by DeemerDave [ Reply ]

Always wondered what "Sendinaden S.O.S." means.

Posted 5 years ago by kremfresch [ Reply ]

People wondered if they could follow up Outlandos d'mour... with this tune they proved they could

Posted 5 years ago by ToddyWoddy [ Reply ]

This is fantastic, but the acoustic version from The Secret Policeman's Other Ball is sublime:

Posted 5 years ago by islander [ Reply ]

Asa001 wrote:

That drumming by Stewart Copeland makes the song... All in all a great track that has stood the test of time.

ziggytrix wrote:

He's got to be some sort of cyborg, right? He has such metronome-like precision, but still manages to make it feel organic.

GODLIKE MUSICIANS ON THIS ONE (in my trippin' head at this moment thank you : )

Posted 5 years ago by hayduke2 [ Reply ]

Great!

Posted 5 years ago by feniksa [ Reply ]

slowchair wrote:

Sorry but I really hate the police and what's his name. LOL PSD PLEASE!

If you hate the Police, you hate music.

Posted 6 years ago by socolive [ Reply ]

hindsight is always 20/20

Posted 6 years ago by jambo [ Reply ]

Mondegreen alert.... "A year has passed since I broke my nose".

Posted 6 years ago by Stephen_Phillips [ Reply ]

To quote Ozy Osborn - I live in 30M villa in Hollywood, I was born in Aston Birmingham, I didn't finish school, I'm dyslexic, I use drugs, I could have been worse, I could have been Sting

Posted 6 years ago by yoksa [ Reply ]

Sorry but I really hate the police and what's his name. LOL PSD PLEASE!

Posted 6 years ago by slowchair [ Reply ]

kingart wrote:

Do we really need Sting to sing a song-ending "sending out an SOS" 20 TIMES?

I counted 23...

Posted 6 years ago by Queue [ Reply ]

I much prefer Sting's later work — after The Police.

Posted 6 years ago by Stefen [ Reply ]

Asa001 wrote:

That drumming by Stewart Copeland makes the song... All in all a great track that has stood the test of time.

He's got to be some sort of cyborg, right? He has such metronome-like precision, but still manages to make it feel organic.

Posted 7 years ago by ziggytrix [ Reply ]

colt4x5 wrote:

I had rated this song very very very low ... because I was sick of hearing it.
But hearing it tonight during the catastrophe that we are pretending is an election has encouraged me to re-rate it.
Sending out an SOS, indeed.
Thanks, Bill. ;-)
Chain chain chain (chain chain chain) chain of fools

Haha, yeah...how appropriate. Except these days the same can be said almost everywhere everyday.

Posted 7 years ago by waleed [ Reply ]

Despite my dislike of the personality that is Sting
This is one of my favourite pop songs
A little gem

Posted 7 years ago by Ishwara [ Reply ]

That drumming by Stewart Copeland makes the song... All in all a great track that has stood the test of time.

Posted 7 years ago by Asa001 [ Reply ]

kingart wrote:

Do we really need Sting to sing a song-ending "sending out an SOS" 20 TIMES?

Yes.

Posted 7 years ago by dwhayslett [ Reply ]

There was a wayback-time where one could say "The Police are the best band in the world right now". Oh, sure, anybody could disagree but none could dispute their critical and commercial yield at the time.

Posted 7 years ago by Hodgie [ Reply ]

Skydog wrote:

on their first US tour they were at the Michigan Theater in Ann Arbor,
a friend asks me if I wanted go see this new group that he heard was good
after he told me who it was I said, no man I don't want to see a group called the f-ing Police
so I missed a good show from what I heard later

Exact same thing happened to me, except they were playing at Disney World in Orlando
Always regretted not trusting my friend on that one

Posted 8 years ago by Johnny-smooth [ Reply ]

kingart wrote:

Do we really need Sting to sing a song-ending "sending out an SOS" 20 TIMES?

It's kind of late to ask now; you should have asked him that 37 years ago.

Posted 8 years ago by Proclivities [ Reply ]

Posted 8 years ago by colt4x5 [ Reply ]

FYI, Sting will be the first to give a concert at Le Bataclan in Paris, on 11/12/16, one year after the massacre that took place there. This is all about resilience to all extremisms. All proceeds - but a few hundreds euros - will go to the victims and their families.

Posted 8 years ago by Chumbawamba-1984 [ Reply ]

Posted 8 years ago by Skydog [ Reply ]

Do we really need Sting to sing a song-ending "sending out an SOS" 20 TIMES?

Posted 8 years ago by kingart [ Reply ]

Copeland is godlike on this track ...

Posted 8 years ago by tockpeas [ Reply ]

I first heard this song at a disco club. I was on the raised, lighted dance floor wearing platform shoes and bell bottom pants. I remember thinking...now this is more like it. I was so sick of disco and I still can't believe I dressed that way LOL

Posted 8 years ago by Vref+10 [ Reply ]

I'm sending an sms to the world... mesecin a bato, yeah!

Posted 8 years ago by maboleth [ Reply ]

Good Music from good times!

Nowadays one can hire Sting to sing at ones birthday, when the money is right. From singer to "working man"!

Posted 8 years ago by VH1 [ Reply ]

On_The_Beach wrote:

This is the only radio I listen to. You think it's crappy and repetitive?
I love RP, and The Police. I'm just sick to death of this particular song, so to use your words, get over it.

Is RP where this was so overplayed that you got this sick of it?

Posted 8 years ago by dwhayslett [ Reply ]

CHuLoYo wrote:

Mexas nunha botella

Grazas irmán

Posted 8 years ago by johnnycache [ Reply ]

DeemerDave wrote:

Not Bill's fault you listen to crappy, repetitive radio. I haven't herd Message In a Bottle in weeks so I'm happy to hear it now. Get over it. You probably won't hear it here again for some time now so just relax and stay here.

This is the only radio I listen to. You think it's crappy and repetitive?
I love RP, and The Police. I'm just sick to death of this particular song, so to use your words, get over it.

Posted 8 years ago by On_The_Beach [ Reply ]

On_The_Beach wrote:

YES! This has to be the Police's most tedious and overplayed song.
ANY other track from this CD would be a welcome change.

Posted 8 years ago by DeemerDave [ Reply ]

mediamarv wrote:

What's with all the oldies today? Haven't heard anything I needed to hear. ??

You will listen and you will like it!!

Posted 8 years ago by flyboy50 [ Reply ]

Mexas nunha botella

Posted 9 years ago by CHuLoYo [ Reply ]

What's with all the oldies today? Haven't heard anything I needed to hear. ??

Posted 9 years ago by mediamarv [ Reply ]

All I know is, Sting ran out of lyrics. He sings "sending out an SOS" 17 times.
Drove me flipping nuts on the FM replays. Talk about jabbing the PSD button. Salsa, the news, Shakira, anything but this tripe.

Now I like it more. Because it is not on the radio menu every 15 fookin minutes of programmed play.

Posted 9 years ago by kingart [ Reply ]

On_The_Beach wrote:

YES! This has to be the Police's most tedious and overplayed song.
ANY other track from this CD would be a welcome change.

Well it's hard to pick between this one and a few off Ghost in the Machine. But seriously something else from these guys would be welcome.

Posted 9 years ago by LowPhreak [ Reply ]

jhorton wrote:

Please, we pay good money to never hear audio shit like this!

...it's what I pay for - best concert I ever saw in 1984. :-)

Posted 9 years ago by marklaw [ Reply ]

Please, we pay good money to never hear audio shit like this!

Posted 9 years ago by jhorton [ Reply ]

Proclivities wrote:

I've heard at least three other tracks from this album here.

Yes, and they would be a welcome relief.
I just wish they'd quit beating this dead horse.

Posted 9 years ago by On_The_Beach [ Reply ]

On_The_Beach wrote:

YES! This has to be the Police's most tedious and overplayed song.
ANY other track from this CD would be a welcome change.

I've heard at least three other tracks from this album here.

Posted 9 years ago by Proclivities [ Reply ]

It's not about how many tones it's played.. Put headphones on and chill !!!! Listen closely! Always something good if you listen and appreciate the music!

Posted 9 years ago by Flip_flops [ Reply ]

marty88210 wrote:

Enough already...please drop the needle on some other tracks! Thanks RP.

YES! This has to be the Police's most tedious and overplayed song.
ANY other track from this CD would be a welcome change.

Posted 9 years ago by On_The_Beach [ Reply ]

Far wrote:

you forget how we danced in the 80's :)

The Bass , Drums and lead guitar are timeless in this song ---- especially the Bass !

Posted 9 years ago by BallymunDub [ Reply ]

dragon1952 wrote:

Yep....you can only tolerate so many "sending out an SOS's" and this reaches the limit....kinda like the end of Layla that never, ever, ever ends. And part of the problem with this song is that it has just been played into the ground like Stairway to Heaven, Smoke on the fucking Water, Money, Layla, et al.

you forget how we danced in the 80's :)

Posted 9 years ago by Far [ Reply ]

yofitofu wrote:

Just too too many "sending out an SOS's" in this one. A classic, yeah yeah. But so annoying.

Posted 9 years ago by dragon1952 [ Reply ]

I'm of the same mind with many of the comments concerning the overabundance of "Sending out an SOS .." bit.
Other than that, it's a fine pop/rock song.
But yeah, that is annoying ... that's because it (like most Police tunes) is based upon Raggae standards, which are all annoyingly repetitive.

Posted 9 years ago by stegokitty [ Reply ]

QueenLucia wrote:

It's like Chinese water torture—it just won't stop.

LMAO!

Posted 9 years ago by Vakse [ Reply ]

Just too too many "sending out an SOS's" in this one. A classic, yeah yeah. But so annoying.

Posted 9 years ago by yofitofu [ Reply ]

Hasan wrote:

I saw them do this in a small theatre in Montreal in late-1979 while Roxanne was still high on the charts.

Copeland did amazing things with a sort of drum/xylophone thing: eight or a dozen or so cylinders ranging from a three to six centimetres in diameter.

Never saw any other drummer with it. What was it?
No doubt about it, Copeland spread out a fascinating, intricate platform for the other two to play on.

Well, if you want some amazing back information on the man - go here

Posted 10 years ago by SquiddlyDiddly [ Reply ]

Amazing, just keeps better ...

Posted 10 years ago by BobbyCat [ Reply ]

Enough already...please drop the needle on some other tracks! Thanks RP.

Posted 10 years ago by marty88210 [ Reply ]

This was one of my early exposures of a rock band playing a reggae-like song. I still like the song, and have come to love reggae and other Caribbean music.

heliosweb wrote:

Hmmm... I think you mean Zinn & the Art of Road Bike Maintenance (or alternatively, ... the Art of Mountain Bike Maintenance), by Lennard Zinn.

Still like this song after all these years... has held up well, IMO. A bit repetitive, but the quality of the instrumentation keeps your attention.

Nope, Creekgirl had it right. Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance came out in 1974, and is a classic.

Posted 10 years ago by all_ears [ Reply ]

islander wrote:

The Sting version from the Secret Policeman's Other Ball is the best version, but this is still good.

I was just coming over here to post this...

Posted 10 years ago by islander [ Reply ]

I saw them do this in a small theatre in Montreal in late-1979 while Roxanne was still high on the charts.

Copeland did amazing things with a sort of drum/xylophone thing: eight or a dozen or so cylinders ranging from a three to six centimetres in diameter.

Never saw any other drummer with it. What was it?

No doubt about it, Copeland spread out a fascinating, intricate platform for the other two to play on.

Posted 10 years ago by Hasan [ Reply ]

Dav3thedog wrote:

How could you not love this?

Oh, it's easy. So, so easy.

In fact, i can swing clear on over to "hate with a passion" without even breaking a sweat.

Posted 10 years ago by Xeric [ Reply ]

yeah but they had so many other good tunes that rarely get played..

Posted 10 years ago by moodfood [ Reply ]

How could you not love this?

Posted 10 years ago by Dav3thedog [ Reply ]

....... is a 9 ........

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Posted 11 years ago by Stingray [ Reply ]

When I was in college, this band's concert was cancelled because the powers that be found out they were a "punk" band. Such are the kind of "informed" decisions that rock our world...

Posted 11 years ago by dejapete [ Reply ]

Somebody please take this tired song out to the North 40 and shoot it.

Posted 11 years ago by On_The_Beach [ Reply ]

fitmartin wrote:

Mister Copeland is a unique drummer unlike any others!

I would hope so.

Posted 11 years ago by Proclivities [ Reply ]

The Sting version from the Secret Policeman's Other Ball is the best version, but this is still good.

Posted 11 years ago by islander [ Reply ]

ziggytrix wrote:

That Copeland feller sure knows what to do with a pair of drumsticks, eh? bananadrum!

A clinic in the art of syncopation.

Posted 11 years ago by ick [ Reply ]

Damnit, another ear-worm to deal with!

Posted 11 years ago by TerryS [ Reply ]

hencini wrote:

I've always liked the Spanish part at the end of this song: "Sin de nada-- eso es..."

Doesn't make any sense, but it sounds cool.

Hahahahahaha! Now dat dair's funny!

Posted 11 years ago by unclehud [ Reply ]

creekgirl wrote:

... and btw.......bicycle mechanics sure can understand quality.
Check out Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance......

Posted 11 years ago by heliosweb [ Reply ]

I've always liked the Spanish part at the end of this song: "Sin de nada-- eso es..."

Doesn't make any sense, but it sounds cool.

Posted 11 years ago by hencini [ Reply ]

Mister Copeland is a unique drummer unlike any others!

Posted 11 years ago by fitmartin [ Reply ]

garrettb wrote:

lol

This song is marvelous... love it...

hope you be having a marvelous day right now...

Posted 11 years ago by Lazarus [ Reply ]

Lazarus wrote:

Everybody in my churches loves this song...

lol

Posted 11 years ago by garrettb [ Reply ]

Forever excellent :)

Posted 11 years ago by garrettb [ Reply ]

Everybody in my churches loves this song...

Posted 11 years ago by Lazarus [ Reply ]

I actually heard this song live in early '79 at a Police show at The Longhorn in downtown Mpls. It wasn't released yet, as it came out later that year on their 2nd album. I still have a live tape from that show. The band didn't really have a bunch of material at that point, so they stretched out every just about every song on "Outlandos d'Amour" longer than normal to fill out an 70 minute show, and also played early single Fallout. Their 8 minute version of Roxanne really brings meaning to the term "more is less".

Posted 11 years ago by treatment_bound [ Reply ]

I remember seeing the Police in 1983 on their Synchronicity tour. I enjoyed watching Stewart destroy his drum kit. He was also breaking sticks throughout the show. A roadie sat calmly next to his kit handing him stick after stick. I got a huge kick out of that.

Posted 11 years ago by junebaby65 [ Reply ]

Sending out a ness oh ess...

Posted 11 years ago by Hippostar [ Reply ]

ziggytrix wrote:

That Copeland feller sure knows what to do with a pair of drumsticks, eh? bananadrum!

He sure does... My only claim to fame, as a drummer, is that I play his signature ride cymbal (Paiste Blue Bell Ride)

Posted 11 years ago by Gajdzin [ Reply ]

Cynaera wrote:

"A year has passed since I broke my nose..."

Miss you so much, Cynaera...

love this song...

Posted 11 years ago by Lazarus [ Reply ]

Shook me up when I was a boy. And made me more music-aware. Still sounds fresh today. And it will be in the future.

Posted 11 years ago by Albert1967 [ Reply ]

it seemed really deep at the time (to a 16-year old) ....... now..... well there are other songs that cover the theme better, but a good song nonetheless (although I've heard it to death)

Posted 11 years ago by suesblues [ Reply ]

loved this as a kid 30 years ago or whenever it was out.. but it is sooooo tired as a song...pff...enough already. It has not stood the test of time

Posted 11 years ago by spiggy [ Reply ]

I'd like to feel nostalgia for this song but as I hear it 3 times a week I can only feel extremely weary of it

Posted 11 years ago by Charlie_rijsel [ Reply ]

Not my favorite Police song, but a great one. And young people please take note of the drums! This is QUALITY.......quirky,
spontaneous, riffing on rhythm. Real talent! Not like the electronic beat dance crap.

and btw.......bicycle mechanics sure can understand quality.
Check out Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance......

Posted 11 years ago by creekgirl [ Reply ]

That Copeland feller sure knows what to do with a pair of drumsticks, eh? bananadrum!

Posted 12 years ago by ziggytrix [ Reply ]

I deduct 9 levels for the tooooooooooo-many times I heard it on FM. Besides, Sting comes close to the record of how many times a singer can repeat something in a song. Sending out a make it stop.

Posted 12 years ago by kingart [ Reply ]

Stingray wrote:

ALWAYS "10"

You have got a good sense of humour.

Posted 12 years ago by justin4kick [ Reply ]

YES it is..QueenLucia wrote:

It's like Chinese water torture—it just won't stop.

Posted 12 years ago by 1wolfy [ Reply ]

Sobient wrote:

"Sending out an SMS"

;)

Posted 12 years ago by barbaraporto [ Reply ]

planet_lizard wrote:

It is all to often a symptom of success. And the more successful a group, the more vitriolic the hatred from some quarters. There are certain bands I don't even go to the comments pages of now because of it. It seems that a radio station that plays such a superb mixture as this will always attract a few music snobs. Ignore them.

Yes, nothing pisses off a lot of people more than the success of others.

Posted 12 years ago by Hannio [ Reply ]

brilliant songs don't age.

Posted 12 years ago by barbaraporto [ Reply ]

Though I like this album, this hasn't aged well. Like a fine aged cheese that needed refrigeration, but wasn't so lucky. Yikes!

Posted 12 years ago by ziakut [ Reply ]

It's like Chinese water torture—it just won't stop.

Posted 12 years ago by QueenLucia [ Reply ]

colt4x5 wrote:

Some things just go hand in hand: Police, for example, goes hand in hand with "mute" or "change the station."