UK Singles Chart on 11 April 2005 at number twelve. It peaked at number twelve and remained on the chart for a total of seven weeks. "I Bruise Easily" failed to make an impact in Europe. It peaked outside the top forty in Austria, Germany and Switzerland. The international CD single featured two B-sides. The track "Ain't Nobody", performed with Bedingfield's brother Daniel and recorded live at the BRIT Awards, is a cover version of the Chaka Khan and Rufus 1983 single. The song "You Look Good on Me" is an original Bedingfield composition. Music video The music video was directed by Matthew Rolston and premiered on 28 February 2005. The video begins with Bedingfield entering an elevator dressed as a geisha. She then exits the elevator and wanders down a long hall looking for her hotel room. Sitting in front of a mirror, Bedingfield slowly removes her wig and makeup, revealing the pain she had been hiding. Scenes of Bedingfield singing on her bed and in a dark room are intercut throughout the video. Bedingfield dressed as a geisha in the music video to represent how the feelings of pain and sadness are often not shown to others when a relationship ends. Out in public Bedingfield's character covers her feelings up with makeup, but alone she removes it, exposing how she truly feels inside. The complete version of "I Bruise Easily" featured in the music video has been released commercially through CD singles and digital downloads. Track listings International maxi-CD single "I Bruise Easily" (radio edit) "Ain't Nobody" (with Daniel Bedingfield) "You Look Good on Me" "I Bruise Easily" (album version) "I Bruise Easily" (music video) European CD single "I Bruise Easily" (radio edit) "Ain't Nobody" (with Daniel Bedingfield) "You Look Good on Me" "I Bruise Easily" (music video) Charts Release history References 2000s ballads 2004 songs 2005 singles Music videos directed by Matthew Rolston Natasha Bedingfield songs Phonogenic Records singles Pop ballads Songs written by Andrew Frampton (songwriter) Songs written by Natasha Bedingfield Songs written by Wayne Wilkins Soul ballads