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Amy Lee, Ben Moody and David Hodges wrote this account of emotional suffocation within a relationship, one that finds Lee's voice cracking under the weight of unreciprocated effort. The song moves through cycles of drowning and gasping for air, each repetition of the chorus a small act of resistance. Lee sings of fifty thousand tears, of screaming and bleeding for someone who will not listen, before pivoting to a harder stance: she will save herself, she will not be broken again. The production sits somewhere between nu-metal heaviness and alternative rock restraint, letting the vocal melody carry the emotional centre. Lyrically, the song trades in the language of submersion and suffocation, blurring truth and lies until the narrator cannot trust her own mind. What emerges is not catharsis but a quiet, determined break. The song was the last to be written for the album, and it became the second single, a choice that proved prescient: it remains one of the most recognisable tracks from Evanescence's debut.
"Going Under" is a single by Evanescence, from the album Fallen, released 4th March 2003. The track is 3:35 long. It's filed under Hard Rock. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 6 articles about Evanescence.
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