
Evanescence, The Offspring and Billy Corgan lead iHeartRadio ALTer EGO 2027 lineup
Evanescence, The Offspring, Billy Corgan, Death Cab for Cutie and more will play iHeartRadio ALTer EGO in Los Angeles this January.
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'Missing' by Evanescence is a hard rock track from the live album 'Anywhere But Home (Live)', released in 2004. The lyrics find a speaker begging for forgiveness while insisting they will not be home again, then pressing a haunted question about absence and importance: “Isn't something missing”. The tone is pleading and self-doubting, moving through lines about being forgotten and asking whether anyone will notice, or care. In the end, the repetition of insignificance sharpens the emotional point, making the song feel like a confrontation with neglect.
"Missing" is a single by Evanescence, from the album Anywhere But Home (Live), released 2004. The track is 4:16 long. It's filed under Hard Rock. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 4 articles about Evanescence.
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