Radio Message

R. Kelly · Love Letter [2010]

This is a radio message to my baby,

And I'm...

Come back, come back,

Come back, come back.



I'm sorry that I made you cry,

I'm sorry for, for the rest of my life,

And I'm sorry that I hurt you,

And I'm sorry for lying to you,



And I'm lost without you,

Cause I'm... about you,

'Cause you're here to stay... on me

I'm going crazy 'cause I lost my best friend

Can you forgive me, can you forgive me

I don't want no more tickets

No...



[Chorus:]

This is a radio message to my baby,

And I'm... come back,

Come back, come back, come back.

This is a radio message to my baby,

And I'm back and,..

Come back, come back, come back,

Come back, come back.



And I'm sorry for treating you that way,

I'm sorry for all the,..

Sorry I didn't to what I promised,

I'm sorry, I'm sorry that we ever met.



I'm lost without you,

Cause I'm all about you,

... to stay... on me,

I'm going crazy 'cause I lost my best friend,

Can you forgive me, can you forgive me,

I don't want no more tickets,

No...



[Chorus: x2]

Somebody love this record,..

Cause I want you,

To my baby, come back, 'cause I want you,

Cause I need, I need right back to me,

So, I want you,

Whatever you take the pain...

I'm the next caller on the radio,

This is a radio message to my baby.



I need you, I need you, I need you to come back home, ohhhh, please

Radio Message

R. Kelly's "Radio Message" serves as a poignant addition to his 2010 album *Love Letter*, blending his signature R&B sensibilities with a reflective tone. The track exemplifies his ability to weave personal narrative with polished production, characteristic of his work during this period of his discography. As a key component of his broader catalog, the song reflects themes of longing and connection often explored in his recordings. It stands as a testament to his continued influence in contemporary R&B, showcasing his vocal range and emotive delivery that defined his career. The recording captures the essence of late-night introspection, fitting the album's overall mood while maintaining the high production values for which he is renowned.