Homecoming Queen (song)

"Homecoming Queen" was the fifth single by American hard rock group Hinder from their triple-platinum album Extreme Behavior. Said album was the band's debut.

The song is about a girl who was popular and beautiful, with a great future, but, because of all the pressure and expectations put on her by her peers, she turned to a life of drugs.

The song bears a strong resemblance to "Sweet Child o' Mine" by Guns N' Roses.^[1]

Chart performance

The song peaked at number 16 on Billboard's Hot Mainstream Rock Chart, and also debuted at #100 on the Canadian Hot 100.

Charts

Chart (2007)	Peak Position
Australian ARIA Physical Singles Chart^[2]	60
Canadian Hot 100	100
U.S. Billboard Hot Mainstream Rock Tracks	16

References

↑ http://www.allmusic.com/album/extreme-behavior-mw0000168477
↑ ARIA Report 921. Retrieved 2012-12-10

Hinder

Marshal Dutton Cody Hanson Joe "Blower" Garvey Mark King Mike Rodden Austin Winkler Cole Parker

Studio albums	Extreme Behavior Take It to the Limit All American Nightmare Welcome to the Freakshow When The Smoke Clears

EPs	Far From Close

Singles	"Get Stoned" "Lips of an Angel" "How Long" "Better than Me" "Homecoming Queen" "Born to Be Wild" "By the Way" "Use Me" "Without You" "Up All Night" "Loaded and Alone" "The Best Is Yet to Come" "All American Nightmare" "What Ya Gonna Do" "The Life" "Sooners Don't Back Down" "The Fights About to Begin" "Red Tail Lights" "Save Me" "Ladies Come First" "Is It Just Me" "Should Have Known Better" "Talk to Me" "Freakshow" "Hit the Ground" "Rather Hate Than Hurt" "Intoxicated"

Tours	Badboys of Rock

Other	Discography

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