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" As we&amp;#039;re sure you&amp;#039;re already aware, Avril Lavigne debuted her rather brilliant new single &amp;#039;Here&amp;#039;s To Never Growing Up&amp;#039; earlier this week. To celebrate (and keep us busy until it&amp;#039;s available to download in the UK on June 9), we&amp;#039;ve counted down our seven favourite Avril singles of all time below.  7. &amp;#039;My Happy Ending&amp;#039; (2004) Avril&amp;#039;s second album Under My Skin was a much darker affair than her debut, but &amp;#039;My Happy Ending&amp;#039; struck a neat balance between its moody lyrics and big pop chorus. It was also one of the last times we saw her before pink became her go-to colour, though there&amp;#039;s a brief flash of it in the music video.  Best line: &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s nice to know we had it all/ Thanks for watching as I fall/ And letting me know we were done.&amp;quot;        6. &amp;#039;Smile&amp;#039; (2011) It may be one of her lesser-known hits, but &amp;#039;Smile&amp;#039;, which served as the second single from Avril&amp;#039;s Goodbye Lullaby album, contains one of the best rock-out choruses in her career.  Best line: &amp;quot;You know that I&amp;#039;m a crazy bitch/ I do what I want when I feel like it.&amp;quot;       5. &amp;#039;When You&amp;#039;re Gone&amp;#039; (2007) The singer&amp;#039;s second single from her third album The Best Damn Thing was a rare moment of composure from the star. Better yet, this lighter-waving ballad was accompanied by a video that could make even the hardest among us well up.  Best line: &amp;quot;When you&amp;#039;re gone the pieces of my heart are missing you.&amp;quot;       4. &amp;#039;Sk8er Boi&amp;#039; (2002) Lavigne proved she was more than a one-hit wonder with her second single &amp;#039;Sk8er Boi&amp;#039;. Despite the rebellious spelling of the title it turned out to be another solid effort, telling the tale of a girl who rejects a baggy-clothed boy who eventually goes on to be world-famous.  Best line: &amp;quot;He was a boy, she was a girl/ Can I make it any more obvious?&amp;quot;       3. &amp;#039;I&amp;#039;m With You&amp;#039; (2002) It was a rule back in the early noughties that a singer&amp;#039;s third single from their album was a ballad; and Avril more than delivered with &amp;#039;I&amp;#039;m With You&amp;#039;. The accompanying music video still ranks as one of her best for the moment she gets bashed into at 38 seconds alone.  Best line: &amp;quot;&amp;#039;Cause nothing&amp;#039;s going right/ And everything&amp;#039;s a mess/ And no-one likes to be alone.&amp;quot;       2. &amp;#039;Girlfriend&amp;#039; (2007) Avril divided opinion when she unveiled her glossier, pinker and brattier image for her third album The Best Damn Thing. The cheerleader clapping of lead single &amp;#039;Girlfriend&amp;#039; and its message about stealing otherwise-engaged men didn&amp;#039;t sit well with everyone, but it made for a damn good pop song all the same.  Best line: &amp;quot;So come over here and tell me what I want to hear/ Better yet make your girlfriend disappear.&amp;quot;       1. &amp;#039;Complicated&amp;#039; (2002) Avril&amp;#039;s debut single about the two-faced people of the world quickly became a summer anthem across the globe when it was released in 2002. Scarily she was just 18 at the time, though looking back at the video, it could have been shot last week.  Best line: &amp;quot;You&amp;#039;re making me laugh out when you strike your pose/ Take off all your preppy clothes.&amp;quot;       Avril Lavigne releases her new single &amp;#039;Here&amp;#039;s To Never Growing Up&amp;#039; in the UK on June 9. Listen the track in full below:       What&amp;#039;s your favourite Avril Lavigne song? Leave your comments in the box below:  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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