Īt the end of the Fallen and the band versions a beeps code can be heard. The song peaked at #2 on the pop chart just behind Britney Spears' "Toxic". Ben dedicated the song along with Fallen to his grandfather. According to Ben, the song is about a spirit staying with you after its death and haunting you until you actually wish that the spirit were gone because it won't leave you alone. Ben wrote a short story before writing the lyrics to the song. The song has many different interpretations. The band version was the version originally intended to be on Fallen, but Wind-up Records were unhappy with this version and decided that the Origin version was best but with more strings in the background. Like the Fallen version, this version doesn't include the rock part at the end. The verses don't have much of a difference to the band version. Amy also takes short pauses in the choruses. It also has some similarities to the Fallen version, although a lot of fans say that this one has a more sophisticated piano arrangement. Amy is playing piano with added strings in the background. The Mystary EP version is like the band version's demo recording. Amy has stated she hates the song because "it's just not " and she feels that she "grown so much now". When performed live, Amy is playing the piano herself, but the notes are changed into a much simpler melody, probably to avoid mistakes during live playing. They then began playing the 'Band' version, which later became the version they released as a single. Until near the end of 2002, the Fallen version was played live. The Origin version was recorded late at night at the radio station where Amy's father worked because the band couldn't afford a "real session." Since Ben is credited for having written the song's lyrics, Amy said in an interview that it's weird to sing someone else's lyrics, but she learned to reinterpret them and make sense to her. The Fallen version of the song has strings by composer Graeme Revell. There are seven different recorded versions of the song. It is believed that David Hodges arranged or played the piano accompaniment for the Fallen version of the song. In the later versions of the song, Amy Lee is credited to have written the middle eight and the coinciding piano part to the song. It is the second song that he wrote for the band ( Understanding is credited as his first).
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Ben Moody wrote the original in full when he was 15 years old. It is credited as the fourth song ever written for Evanescence.
This is one of the most popular songs ever recorded by the band and lasts the entire span of Evanescence’s recording history. My Immortal is the fourth track from Evanescence's debut album, Fallen. 4.1 Fallen, Origin, Mystary, acoustic and band versions.My Immortal está disponível em português. So it definitely felt like, ‘OK, phew! It all worked out, it’s OK that we had the rapper in the song.My Immortal está disponible en español. Then we had success again with My Immortal. “Now, it’s all OK because we survived it! After the first song came out, we had success with our second single, Going Under. People said it would make us a one-hit wonder So it was definitely a great feeling when we could prove them wrong and that we had a Number One hit.” But that, in the beginning, was exactly the opposite idea of the suits – they want something safe, they want something that’s been done before. And I felt like those things that made us unique were the things about us that could make us great. It’s not a copy, it’s something truly pure. “All my favourite artists don’t sound like anything else around them that came out at the same time. It was different to anything else at the time Evanescence's Amy Lee: I had to step away from being a rockstar.Amy Lee: The 10 Records That Changed My Life.
Nightwish star in the new Metal Hammer – celebrating the women who define metal.That was the thing we had to be very careful about.” But with the first song you have to do your best to sum up who you are you don’t give people a false idea of what they’re buying into. Because branching out, and trying different things, and playing around in the world that is more metal, playing around in the world that is more electronica, playing around a little bit in a classical way, those are all things that this band does.
Since that was our first song, that was the main reason for the fear. “That’s one of the reasons we didn’t want a rapper in the song in the first place, because it puts it in a box. But at least when we did it, I wrote the part, we took a lot of care in creating it the way that we wanted it to be, and I worked with Paul to get it the way that we still felt it fit our band.” It was something that we had to do, it was a concession we had to make for the label.
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