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Hilary Duff's rain song
Apr 9, 2007, 11:00 GMT
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Hilary Duff says seeing people waiting for a bus in the rain made her want to write a song called 'Where's Your Dignity?'.
The actress-and-singer's track 'Where's Your Dignity' was believed to be a swipe at her ex-lover Joel Madden's new girlfriend Nicole Richie.
However, the 19-year-old has revealed the inspiration for the song came long before Nicole was on the scene.
Hilary told Britain's OK! magazine: "My manager played the song for me and I was like, 'Oh my gosh, this song's going to be called 'Where's Your Dignity?', because I had been thinking about that line for a while.
"There was this song I was thinking about writing once. It was raining and I was in my car and I saw these people waiting for the bus and it made me really sad. Public transportation is pretty cool anywhere else, but in Los Angeles it sucks.
"And on top of that, it was raining. I was like, they probably worked all day long and then they're riding the bus, and it's raining. Things like that can affect you - I didn't end up writing a song about it, though."
Newly-brunette Hilary shot to fame as the title character in hit US TV show 'Lizzie McGuire'. She dated Joel for two years before they split late last year.
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