She's a Lady (Forever the Sickest Kids song)

"She's a Lady" is the second single from Underdog Alma Mater by American power pop band Forever the Sickest Kids. It was released on July 14, 2008 as a single in the UK for the band's tour there. A limited edition 7" picture disc was also made and sold temporarily.[1] "She's a Lady" was chosen to be the next US single after beating out songs "Hey Brittany" and "Believe Me, I'm Lying" in a poll conducted on the band's website.

"She's a Lady"
Single by Forever the Sickest Kids
from the album Underdog Alma Mater
ReleasedJuly 14, 2008
Recorded2007
GenrePower pop, pop rock
Length4:00, 3:42 (UK Radio Edit)
LabelUniversal Motown
Songwriter(s)Austin Bello, Caleb Turman, Jonathan Cook, Marc Stewart
Producer(s)Geoff Rockwell, Matt Squire
Forever the Sickest Kids singles chronology
"Whoa Oh! (Me vs. Everyone)"
(2008)
"She's a Lady"
(2008)
"What Do You Want from Me"
(2010)

A music video was also released, directed by Phil Ruland, Ryan Ruland and the band's drummer, Kyle Burns.

Track list

Radio Edit

  1. "She's a Lady" (UK radio edit) – 3:42

iTunes Single

  1. "She's a Lady" – 4:00
  2. "Give and Take (remix)" – 2:21

Picture Disc

  1. Side 1 – "She's a Lady" – 4:00
  2. Side 2 – "Give and Take (remix)" – 2:21


Music video

The music video is intercut of scenes of the band at a party, performing the song, and showing a girl who meets with her boyfriend. At one point in the video, the song is stopped and the band is shown setting fire to a bag full of dog feces and leaving it on a man's porch as they knock on his door and run away. The man comes out and stomps it out with disgust, yelling to his wife, "Honey, those punks put a parcel of poo-poo on the porch!".[2]

An older, previous music video of when the band first started out also exists. This version of the video goes through the same basic concept as its successor.[3]

Another video was made that consists of live performances of the band performing the song in the United Kingdom.[4]

References


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