Is this a sign to replace my battery?

I have an ipod click wheel and it will not charge under the usb. I bought an AC charger and when i charge it, it will goto the Apple sign and then goto the symbol with the battery and an exclamation point. THen it will turn off for half a second and then repeat that whole process over and over again. When plugged in, it will not turn on the ipod and i can not even listen to music. Does this mean i need a replacement battery or that my ipod is not charging?
Thanks

anyone? I would really like my ipod to work
thanks for reading

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