this was only a top 40 hit in canada & europe/australia i guess but it had 12yo me tearing up for reasons i didn’t understand on the bus to school when it played on the radio (shoutout vibe 98.5fm) . obviously this album had a ton of huge hits but this is the only one that left a deep enough impression on me as a rock loving pre teen to buy the single on itunes for $1.29 runner up is hot by avril lavigne (which was also only a top 40 hit in canada/some parts of europe/australia) . it had me so emotional it really hit something in my core & it still makes me teary eyed today , there’s something in the chorus … *insert the ‘actually top 40 hits were best when i was a teen & they stopped making good music whenever i stopped being that age’ sentiment*
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