The record smashed in North America, in Latin America, in Europe, in Asia, in Oceania. At 16.73 million pure sales, Fallen ranks 8th among the top selling albums of the 00s. It’s true that the band started incredibly strong. "Better Without You" appears on Evanescence's upcoming album The Bitter Truth, due out March 26. Sales of Evanescence ‘s albums have been divided by 4 both times, from 16 million to 4 million to 1 million. If it's in my mind, if it enters my mind that that's the thing that needs to come out, I can't deny myself." "It's my one sacred place where everything comes out and I can't help it. "It's a really, really healthy, positive thing for me to have a place where I can't lie to myself," she explains. In 2002, the band released their first album, ‘Fallen,’ followed by a second album three years later. The two founding band members are singer, keyboardist, and pianist Amy Lee and Ben Moody, a guitarist. Songs like "Better Without You" allowed Lee to "air some of that stuff in the music." Evanescence is a rock band that was founded in 1995 in Little Rock, Arkansas. "I knew writing this album that there were things that I was writing about that were really, really real, that I didn't necessarily want to talk about specifically and call out names when talking about the songs."
"I guess I just had some stuff I really still needed to get off my chest," she says. Lee doesn't reveal the specific inspiration for the song, but she does explain that it's "going through time," and that it "starts in the past and then moves into the present."
"I used that word on purpose," she shares. During the bridge, frontwoman Amy Lee sings, "We're fallen," an apparent callback to the name of Evanescence's 2003 debut album, Fallen.Īs Lee tells ABC Audio, the reference was indeed intentional. Credit: Nick Fancher Evanescence's new song "Better Without You" features a line that likely sticks out to longtime fans.
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