Over (Lindsay Lohan song)
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Single by Lindsay Lohan from the album Speak |
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Released | April 25, 2005 July 12, 2005 |
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Format | Maxi single | ||||
Recorded | 2004 | ||||
Genre | Pop rock | ||||
Length | 3:38 | ||||
Label | Universal Records | ||||
Writer(s) | Lindsay Lohan Kara DioGuardi John Shanks |
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Producer | Kara DioGuardi John Shanks |
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Lindsay Lohan singles chronology | |||||
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"Over" is the second single from Lindsay Lohan's debut album Speak.
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[edit] Further information
"Over" was written by Lindsay Lohan, Kara DioGuardi and John Shanks, and was produced by Shanks and DioGuardi. The song is of a rock genre; "Over" was less successful than her earlier single ("Rumors") in the United States (even though it charted five spots higher), but it did well in other countries, especially Ireland.It also reached top 30 in Australia (#27) and many other countries. In Indonesia, the song didn't receive any radio airplay, the video wasn't even aired on television.
This was also her first single in the UK, so far it is the only single she has released there. Lack of promotion could explain the lack of chart success in the UK.[1]
[edit] Music video
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The video was directed by Jake Nava (who also helmed Lohan's debut music video "Rumors"). It is influenced by the 1999 Academy Award-winning movie American Beauty, and describes the lead character feeling down about a boyfriend. Lohan's character longs for the mistreated boy next door, watching him through her window. The video features model-turned-actor Drew Fuller as Lohan's boyfriend. The video shows the ups and downs of her and Fuller's relationship and Lohan reflecting on it.
The video begins with Lohan walking towards her house in a suburb, and stealing a glance at her boyfriend, who lives next door. His father apparently does not want them to see each other, so he closes the curtain and begins to argue violently with his son. Lohan gets angry at this and returns to her house. In her bedroom, she sees her lover looking at her from his bedroom. She smiles, intensely happy to see him. Next, he is seen destroying his father's car in the garage. The next morning, both Lohan and Fuller make intimate love in his RV. That night, at an outdoor party, Lohan and her boyfriend look very cozy with each other. Everyone is shocked when Fuller's father shows up to the party, enraged. His father tells him once again he is forbidden from going out with Lohan and orders him to come home immediately. The two walk away, turning their back on Lohan, who is in tears. Later that night at Lohan's house, we see her in nightclothes, at the fridge. She is surprised to see her boyfriend looking at her from outside her house, telling her to run away with him. With the company of a couple of friends, they sit in their cars on an empty lot. His father shows up again, and Fuller faces him. Furious, his father pushes him fiercely to the ground, while Lohan is horrified. Fuller tells her that their relationship will not work. With Lohan in her room sobbing, the video ends with her lover turning off the lights in his room.
Throughout the video, we see Lohan singing with her own band in the garage.
[edit] Track listings
- Maxi single
- "Over" 3:36
- "Over" [Full Phatt Remix] 3:39
- "To Know Your Name" 3:19
- "Over" [Video]
[edit] Charts
Chart | Position |
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Croatia Singles Chart | 11 |
Ireland Singles Chart | 19 |
Israeli Singles Chart | 2 |
Australian ARIA Singles Chart | 27 |
Germany Singles Chart | 27 |
UK Singles Chart | 27 |
U.S. Top 40 Mainstream | 39 |
Austrian Singles Top 75 | 49 |
Swiss Singles Top 100 | 52 |
Mexican Top 100 | 78 |
U.S. Billboard Hot 100 | 101 |
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