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“I was 21 years old. I don’t think it matters how old you are – there’s no way to be prepared for it.” The story of the one simple but devastating question that led to Evanescence writing their biggest hit, Bring Me To Life

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“I was 21 years old. I don’t think it matters how old you are – there’s no way to be prepared for it.” The story of the one simple but devastating question that led to Evanescence writing their biggest hit, Bring Me To Life

It was a simple conversation with her future husband that helped Amy Lee write the anthem of a generation

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