Lavigne revealed the connection during an appearance on 'The Kelly Clarkson Show.'
Kelly Clarkson is known for some of her most famous pop songs like"Since U Been Gone" and her 2002 rendition of"A Moment Like This."Lavigne revealed that she wrote the track, with Bridget Benenate and Matthew Gerrard, for her first album in 2001, but it was cut.
The song memorably tells the story of a young girl who leaves her small hometown to chase her dreams. Clarkson recorded it for the soundtrack of"The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement." On a recent episode of Clarkson's daytime talk show, Lavigne opened up backstage about how the whole thing came to be.
"Have you ever wanted to know the meaning behind Kelly's song 'Breakaway?'" Lavigne said in a clip shared to social media."I wrote this song and recorded it. I did not use it. It went to Kelly and she slayed —she did an incredible job with it.""I was leaving my small town, went to the city, I took a chance, I took a leap of faith on my career," she explained.
"She's been writing since she was a little girl...so it's kind of like her diary," Clarkson explained."I don't really care about owning my masters, I'm just like, 'Whatever.' I'm going to sing them until I'm dead, it's fine."
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