what do you think about my immortal by evanescence?
537172
Ahhh, LOVE IT, of course.
205325
"my immortal" evanescense
698091
What an excellent song!  So true how we are all raised in various ways, and we all make different choices.  Not that I agree with all the choices, but that's the way our broad aspect of life is.  I can't say that I identify totally with either brother, as one chose the dark paths of life (not me) and the other was very devoted to God (I was in mind, but not in action).  But I love the verse "Welcome home, said the hot moonlight/We were born and raised in black and white/One lives to pray, one prays for life..."  Very poetic!\n\nThank you for sharing this song.  I don't know if you wrote it or are just sharing an existing song with the rest of us to see our thoughts on it.  But I very much enjoyed it.
1150802
i dont really know. but i think its about a girl thats with this guy who promised to be with her forever and he left or something. and she misses him and she will cherish the memories they had. i dont really know but i really like that song
511917
I am a huge breaking benjamin fan and enjoyed the first CD much more then the second but this song kicks ass.  I dont know what direction you are talking about but this next album seems likes what I have been waiting for from them.  awesome song.
414657
Type O Negative...Their songs evoke a mood and for my money\nBloody Kisses and October Rust are goth/metal masterpieces\nno one else does it as dark. Think about it, who else could take a happy a** song like Summer Breeze and drag it into the sludge the way they did. Hands down my fave cover of theirs. Lately the music seems to be taking a turn for the better however I think Pete needs to spend a bit more time on the lyrical content, he's a great lyricsist but, there were definitly some weak moments here and there on the CD Life Is Killing Me.\n\nManson seems to be falling by the wayside as of late, time to reinvent if he's going to save his career. I think the work he did when Trent Reznor was behind the boards was definitly inovative for the time. Their originals from the first two CD's were very inventive and pulled no punches, \nand like Type O it seems Manson has a way of hearing something else in a song when it comes time to cover someone elses material. Sweet Dreams is great but, his version of Screaming Jay Hawkins I Put A Spell On You\nis phenomenal. I think he would definitly benefit from  stronger input in so far as surrounding himself with better musicians to bounce ideas off of.
725636
It would be interesting to also hear the melody.  I have a melody in my head for this.  Your lyrics are good. pretty good.\nThe song seems to be about a kind of bad boy that you are hooked on.
358098
That song kicks ass. I love it. Everytime it comes on the radio I turn the volume all the way up. Check out their other songs such as\n\nLit Up\nWhiskey in the Morning\nTime Bomb\nFor the Movies\n\nand anything else you can find by them
631085
Watch the video and really listen to the words. Its a really sad song, and video, but i think they did a great job siging it. I really like that song.
628646
You are pretty much right on with what I had in mind-although I prefer "Run to the Hills" for my Iron Maiden song. You have good musical taste in my opinion!! I've sat here for a few minutes and thought about it and I can't think of any other songs that are better than what you already said.
854608
Yes, it is a truly beautiful song. I think the warehouse effect adds to the beauty. It's kinda haunting. Achtung Baby is my fav U2 album. I like Acrobat. That song is one of the best ever. I think that album is the most played in my collection. A fantastic array of truly beautiful songs.
919124
i like it its really good!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!\nkeep ur band going it ROCKS!!!!!!
273410
i am huge fan of evanescence.......i have always seen this song as the story of someone (and because Amy Lee sings it, i usually think of the character as female) who is lost and confused in reality as wellas the bigger picture, and her suicidal deathbed (i feel the chracter is younger as well), she wants to embrace some higher power to *feel* wanted, but she thinks it may be too late for that.....this songs is the character's final cry for help from God.......it is about suicide, but is more importantly about finding personal worth
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The announcement you've been waiting for has finally arrived! Evanescence's upcoming release, THE OPEN DOOR, will be in stores on Oct, 3. 2006!\n\nFollowing the multi-platinum, worldwide success of FALLEN, THE OPEN DOOR is an ideal showcase for the band's inevitable personal and professional growth, with songs of introspection, longing, doubt, self-respect and ultimately, empowerment and anticipation.\n\nRecorded in Los Angeles at The Record Plant with long-time friend and producer Dave Fortman, the album is defined by Amy Lee's beautiful melodies, profound lyrics, stunning vocals and poignant piano, which fuse with Terry Balsamo's urgent, yet intricate guitar playing, to form a remarkable, ethereal blend perfectly rooted in the band's rock and classical sensibilities.\n\nAmy Lee shared some thoughts about the upcoming release:\n\n"The making of this record has been really intense, but I've come out feeling purified. I've grown so much since 'Fallen,' and Terry is the perfect writing partner -- I feel like I've been lifted up to a whole new level of inspiration and possibilities. After all the things we've seen over the past couple of years, beautiful and tragic, in the end I'm really grateful. It has made us create music I could not be more in love with
1004531
I <3 SOAD!!!!!!!\n\nI love the songs, Boom!, War, Chop Suey, Question!, BYOB, the cocain makes me feel like i'm on this song, and Sad statue THe hypnotize album isn't their best but i still like it I love Steal this album! and Mezmorize
505912
The new album is awesome - if you haven't got it yet, go and get it! \n\nI'm not someone who's obsessed with Snow Patrol, but its up there with 'tired of hanging around' as my favourite album at the moment. My favourite is 'Set the fire to the third bar' - a beautifully haunting song that just seems to stick in my head for days.\nI'd also agree that Hands Open is a very good song - also worth a mention are Open Your Eyes and You're All that I have.
1050011
Learning to Breathe <--- fav song ---EVER---\nOnly Hope, On Fire, and Amy's Song are awesome too. Heck, all there songs are awesome, I love them all!