OK, there are fans and then there are fanatics. When it comes to Christina Aguilera, we are fans. (Joseph Gordon-Levitt? Fanatics. But that's a different story.)

Let's face it. Aguilera's new album Bionic is simply not her best. She seems a little lost, and the first two singles were the underwhelming "Not Myself Tonight" (you're telling us?) and "Woohoo," which made oral sex seem silly. For shame.

Now finally, with the third single into the project (and after she already delayed her tour due to lack of rehearsal time -- and lack of sales, presumably), we finally get to the first good song on the album, "You Lost Me." Ironically, she won us back with this one, a power ballad about some lover that done her wrong and no she is not in a forgiving mood. (After all these years, simply using the word "infected" in a song can still be jarring.) Overall, it's a solid effort -- not enough to turn the album around commercially, perhaps, but certain to do better on the charts than the first two.

And the video (after the jump) is just deliciously retro: First Aguilera is seen in a Flashdance sort of top that hangs off her shoulder; then she's angrily pushing away a shirtless, sculpted dude who doesn't even get his face on camera; and then she's clothed in white and fading away like an angel falling backwards into heaven.

We don't want a bionic girl, we want a human one, and Aguilera seems to have remembered that here.