It was extremely successful, life form certified platinum six times in the United States, five era in United Kingdom, seven era in Australia, four times in Novel Zealand, and once in Japan. In Canada it received a diamond prize intended for surpassing sales of 1 million in less than a day (11 months). The mp3 includes longer instrumental parts.

Its release had a major impact on Lavigne's career, and significantly greater than before sales of the album. The song peaked at figure two on the U. S. Ad Burning 100, number three on the UK Singles Chart, number one in Australia for 6 weeks and number single in Novel Zealand for 9 weeks. The song went top 10 in the US, UK plus Australia, New Zealand plus top 30 in Canada.

Nonetheless, it leftovers one of Lavigne's biggest songs to date. It barely gained some airplay or video play in the U. S.

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