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"Nobody's Home" is Avril Lavigne's third single from her second album Under My Skin. The track featured Daniel Stern playing guitar and was produced by Lavigne and Don Gilmore and written by Lavigne and Ben Moody formerly of Evanescence. It is a "rock ballad" with post-grunge oriented sounds that is generally slower than her last singles from Under My Skin.

It was written with ex-Evanescence guitar player and Lavigne's then-current good friend Ben Moody. While many people listening to this song thought of it being about Amy Lee, the lead singer of Evanescence, she insists it was about a girl who she went to high school with. "Yeah, Nobody's Home was about a girl in high school. We weren't close friends or anything, but everyday I saw her...she was just headed down the wrong path, and her life wasn't all that great."

In the music video for "Nobody's Home", Avril plays a homeless teenager who lives street-to-street with another girl. Lavigne, who said it was really fun to make, had to wear a black wig, and acid-wash jeans for the video. The other side Lavigne had to play was a rich-like version of her: in a dress, with long, curled blonde hair, singing the song with an orchestra behind her.

"Nobody's Home" showed the outcasted, homeless Lavigne trying to get off the streets. She also tries to call her mother, but hangs up. In other parts of the video the outcasted girl is shown washing herself in a convenience store bathroom. She also tries playing the guitar on the street, probably trying to earn money. The video also shows the runaway trying to get inside an unlocked car during heavy rain. At the end of the video, the girl, dirty clothes, messy short hair and all, is shown with a tear rolling down her cheek. After that, she turns around and walks away.

In the beginning of the video, you can see "A+D", for Lavigne's then-boyfriend, now-husband Deryck Whibley. Next, in the bathroom scene, where Lavigne is using the hand dryer, "A+D" can be seen inside of a heart that is written on the bathroom wall. The other outcast runaway was real-life on-and-off best friend Monique, who also appeared as one of the young women in the "My Happy Ending" video.


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