[5] The track proved to be the breakthrough for Johnson, as she would become a major songwriter and singer in her own rights with co-writes including "Downtime" for Jo Dee Messina and her own hits like "Complicated".

[7] "Single White Female", according to the sheet music published on Musicnotes.com, is performed in the key of F-sharp major, with a metronome of 96.

[8] Kevin John Coyne of Country Universe rated the track a B, calling the plot-line "slightly ridiculous" and that its main saving grace was Wright's charismatic voice and being "charming as hell.

"[9] "Single White Female" entered the US Billboard Hot Country Songs chart at number 66 the week of March 13, 1999.

In the beginning, it shows many of the bus's patrons, before moving to a "single white female looking for a special lover."

A man gets on and eventually leaves the bus (having been seated in the row next to her and behind her, respectively) before he comes on a third time and sits next to her, where they glance at each other.