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Avril Lavigne – Girlfriend (Official Video)

A pop-punk number by Canadian artist Avril Lavigne centered on the theme of romantic rivalry.

Packed with bold self-assertion and youthful energy, this track captured the hearts of young people worldwide.

Released in February 2007, it reached No.

1 on the Billboard Hot 100—Avril’s first chart-topping single.

Its candid lyrics about desire and jealousy in love resonated with many listeners.

Perfect for getting the energy up at parties or hangouts with friends.

Be sure to check out this track, brimming with Avril’s signature appeal.

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Avril Lavigne – When You’re Gone (Official Video)

This work, captivating with its poignant, heart-stirring melody and lyrics, is a power ballad that portrays a parting from a loved one.

The lyrics, which make one keenly feel the importance of what has been lost, resonate with many listeners.

It is included on Canadian artist Avril Lavigne’s third album, The Best Damn Thing, released in June 2007.

The music video depicts breakups among couples from various generations, beautifully expressing the song’s world.

As a song that stands by those who have experienced heartbreak or separation from someone dear, it is sure to be a source of comfort.

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Avril Lavigne – Complicated (Official Video)

This is a song released in 2002, and even people who don’t usually listen to Western music might recognize it from cable radio.

The tempo is on the slower side, so the lyrics aren’t difficult, and if you sing carefully, the English shouldn’t be a problem! The title “Complicated” means things like “complex,” “troublesome,” “intricate,” “difficult,” or “challenging,” so putting too much emotion into it might actually hurt your score.

I think the people who can sing it lightly, just matching the pitch bar, tend to score higher.

Katakana-style English is fine, so try singing it while keeping a steady vertical groove with the rhythm!

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Avril Lavigne – Rock N Roll (Official Video)

A song by Canadian female singer Avril Lavigne from her self-titled fifth album, released in November 2013.

It was released as a single ahead of the album in September of the same year.

Now, this track has been selected under the theme of “easy to sing even for the tone-deaf,” but it doesn’t exactly have the kind of straightforward, melodic pop feel you find in Japanese kayōkyoku, so it might feel a bit hard to approach for Japanese listeners.

Still, the song itself is a very simple rock tune, so if you don’t obsess over precision and just go with the groove, there’s a good chance you’ll end up sounding cooler than you expect.

There are parts that require quite a high register if you try to sing it like the original, so if high notes aren’t your strong suit, it’s better to lower the key a bit.

It’s also great material for learning the kind of “vocal embellishments” often found in Western music, so approaching it from that angle could be interesting.

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Avril Lavigne – Wish You Were Here (Official Video)

Is there any other song that so candidly sings about the loneliness of being without someone you love? It’s a track by Canadian singer-songwriter Avril Lavigne.

She breaks out of her tough shell to lay bare the earnest feelings of longing for someone far away.

Released as a single in September 2011, it appears on the album Goodbye Lullaby, which portrays a more personal world.

The music video drew attention for scenes of her setting a red flower on fire and singing through real tears.

Just watching those raw expressions is enough to stir your emotions and bring you to tears.

We all have times when we put on a brave face but deep down just want to cry and reach out for someone, don’t we? For nights like those, this song might be just what you need.