There are (at least) five female singers and two bands using the stage name… Read Full Bio ↴There are (at least) five female singers and two bands using the stage name 'Michelle':

1) MICHELLE is a fresh musical collective hailing from New York City. Weaving in and out of R&B, Pop, Jazz and Indie sounds, the group of six pays homage to these genres through 70s inspired basslines, driving drum beats, plush synths and enticing vocals. Having recently celebrated their first year on the scene as an ensemble, MICHELLE is already solidifying itself as a strong current in a new wave of emerging NYC staples. MICHELLE’s unique stylings are the result of fine-tuned production and arrangements by Julian Kaufman and Charlie Kilgore, with singers Jamee Lockard, Layla Ku, Sofia D’Angelo, and Emma Lee churning out illustrative lyrics and powerful harmonics. Written and recorded in Kaufman’s bedroom over the span of two weeks, their debut album “HEATWAVE” captures a compilation of sentimental moments – snapshots of youth through a New York summer, all immediately recognizable to those who’ve lived them (and those that have wished to).  

2) German singer Tanja Shitawey (née Hewer) (born February 15, 1972 in Villingen-Schwenningen), she represented Germany in the ESC 2001 with "Wer Liebe lebt" ("To Live for Love").
3) Michelle McManus from the UK was the UK Pop Idol winner in 2003 and is best known for "All This Time", just credited 'Michelle' on her releases.

4) Dutch singer Michelle Courtens participated at the ESC 2001, she did perform "Out on my own" to place 18.

5) Michelle Narine from Trinidad released the track "Standing Here All Alone" in 1996 in the UK.

6) Norwegian singer Michelle Purvis did perform "Baby don't stop the music" in the Norwegian selection to ESC 2008.

7) A four piece band from Spain that formed in 2000. They released their first full length album in 2007, titled Rock 'n' Roll Babilonia

Verrückter Mond
Michelle Lyrics

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Der Fahrstuhl blieb heut stecken
Das Auto sprang nicht an
Der Schlüssel steckt von innen
Ich brauch Baldrian
Was hab ich nur verbrochen, dass mir das passiert
Sonst geht doch immer alles wie geschmiert

Refrain:

Verrückter Mond
Heut stellt er alles auf den Kopf
Dort wo er tront
Schaut er ganz kühl auf mich herab

So gefährlich harmlos am Horizont
Total verrückter Mond

Overall Meaning

In Michelle's song "Verrückter Mond," the singer is experiencing a string of bad luck. The elevator got stuck, the car wouldn't start, and she needs some form of stress relief. She wonders what could have caused all of this to happen, as everything usually goes smoothly for her. The chorus repeats the title phrase "Verrückter Mond," or "crazy moon," implying that the singer believes the full moon may be to blame for these strange occurrences. She describes the moon as both dangerous and harmless, which could be interpreted as her feeling conflicted about its influence over her life. Overall, the song seems to express frustration with circumstances beyond someone's control and a sense of superstition or unease about the power of the full moon.

Line by Line Meaning

Der Fahrstuhl blieb heut stecken
Today, the elevator malfunctioned and stopped moving

Das Auto sprang nicht an
The car wouldn't start despite trying

Der Schlüssel steckt von innen
The key is stuck inside and cannot be retrieved

Ich brauch Baldrian
I need some medicine to calm me down

Was hab ich nur verbrochen, dass mir das passiert
What did I do wrong to deserve all these problems?

Sonst geht doch immer alles wie geschmiert
Usually everything works out perfectly

Refrain: Verrückter Mond
Chorus: Crazy moon

Heut stellt er alles auf den Kopf
Today, the moon is causing chaos and turning everything upside down

Dort wo er tront
Up there where he is reigning

Schaut er ganz kühl auf mich herab
He looks down on me with a cool attitude

So gefährlich harmlos am Horizont
So deceivingly dangerous and calm at the horizon