Re-Offender

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“Re-Offender”
“Re-Offender” cover
7" and CD1 cover
Single by Travis
from the album 12 Memories
B-side "Definition of Wrong", "Enemy", "The Sea", "Don't Be Shy"
Released September 29, 2003
Format 7", CD
Genre Alternative rock
Length 3:48
Label Independiente
Producer Travis, Tchad Blake, Steve Orchard
Travis singles chronology
"Flowers in the Window"
(2002)		 "Re-Offender"
(2003)		 "The Beautiful Occupation"
(2003)
12 Memories track listing
"The Beautiful Occupation"
(2)		 "Re-Offender"
(3)		 "Peace the Fuck Out"
(4)

"Re-Offender" is a song by Scottish alternative rock band Travis and is the third track on their 2003 studio album 12 Memories. The song was also released as the first single from that album, peaking at #7 in the UK Singles Chart (see 2003 in British music). The song depicts a relationship marred with domestic violence.

The video depicts the band playing small venues in and around Glasgow, during which time each band member in turn falls out with the other and they end up in a fight. It was directed by Anton Corbijn

[edit] Track listing

All songs by Francis Healy, except where noted.

  • 7" ISOM78S
  1. "Re-Offender"
  2. "Definition of Wrong"
  • CD1 ISOM78S
  1. "Re-Offender"
  2. "Definition of Wrong"
  3. "Enemy" (Dougie Payne)
  • CD2 ISOM78MS
  1. "Re-Offender"
  2. "The Sea" (Andy Dunlop)
  3. "Don't Be Shy" (Cat Stevens)

[edit] UK Chart Position

  • Debuted and peaked at #7.

[edit] In pop culture

This song appears on TV's One Tree Hill's Volume 1 Soundtrack.

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