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The music video has been available through the band's official channel on YouTube since December 13, 2007 and has since gotten over 17 million views as of December 2013 [10] The music video is about a young woman, played by Zoe Myers , who drives around town to cope with her recent breakup with a former lover, played by Bouvier.
After the first two albums just missed the UK top 40, "When I'm Gone" gave the band its best chart position in the UK, coming in at number 26. Simple Plan held an extensive tour schedule in support of the album. After completing an around-the-world promotional tour, they played several holiday shows during December 2007.
On December 11, a music video was released for "When I'm Gone". [30] After initially being scheduled for December 2007, [31] and then January 29, [25] Simple Plan was eventually released on February 12 [30] through Atlantic and Lava Records. [32]
Marc Klasfeld and Simple Plan "Crazy" Marc Klasfeld "Perfect World" 2006 Simple Plan "When I'm Gone" 2007 Frank Borin and Simple Plan "Your Love Is a Lie" 2008 Wayne Isham "Save You" RT! "I Can Wait Forever" 2009 Animax "Can't Keep My Hands Off You" (featuring Rivers Cuomo) 2011 Frank Borin and Simple Plan "Jet Lag"
"When I'm Gone" (Eminem song) "When I'm Gone" (Maria Sur song) "When I'm Gone" (Motown song), written by Smokey Robinson and recorded by Brenda Holloway and by Mary Wells "When I'm Gone" (Simple Plan song) "When I'm Gone" (Carter Family song), written by A. P. Carter and recorded originally by the Carter Family, reworked by Anna Kendrick as ...
When I'm Gone (Simple Plan song) Worst Day Ever; Y. You Don't Mean Anything; You Suck at Love; Your Love Is a Lie
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A lyrics video of the same track was produced by J. Gonzo. [1] [2] [10] According to Finnerty, the title of the EP spoofs Canadian pop punk band Simple Plan. [11] Lyrics of the songs on the EP take aim at the popular music industry, internet culture, and the state of the emo movement. [7] [12] The EP both lampoons and plays homage to emo/pop ...