Together Again

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Across the Universe*
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Better Without You
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Haunted
Hello
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If You Don't Mind
Imaginary
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Lacrymosa
Lies
Like You
Listen to the Rain
Lithium
Lose Control
Lost in Paradise
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Me & You
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Never Go Back
New Way to Bleed
Oceans
October
Origin
Overture
Part of Me
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Say You Will
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Sick
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So Close
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Spanish
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Swimming Home
Take Cover
Taking Over Me
The Chain*
The Change
The End
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The Last Song I'm Wasting on You
The Only One
The Other Side
Together Again
Tourniquet
Understanding
Unknown Title
Unraveling
Use My Voice
Wasted on You
Weight of the World
What You Want
Where Will You Go?
Whisper
Yeah Right
You Got a Lot to Learn
Your Love
Your Star
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General Information

Written by: A. Lee

Song written for The Open Door sessions, but missed the cut on the album.

Amy confirmed in an interview with evanescencewebsite.com that Together Again is The Narnia Song and was inspired by the movie. She says the song it about "leaving home knowing it may not be there when you return, and the attraction to something frightening and wonderful far away from there."[1] In the same interview, she also claims that the song remains unfinished as of now, but that it will be released someday.

From Metal Edge magazine, Amy says:

“I wrote something else that was moody, dark and really cool, and the director wanted something that felt more hopeful. The song was about saying goodbye and moving on, and that’s what they’re doing in [the beginning of] the movie when they’re leaving their parents and going into some scary, unknown place. That’s how I wrote it, from their perspective. I thought the song was perfect. And it wasn’t like I put a bunch of guitars in it. I made stuff that was cool and vibey but was still haunting, and I think that’s the part they didn’t like.”

Lyrics

None know yet

Versions

Studio Versions

The Narnia Song

  • Recording date: September 2005 - March 2006
  • Status: Unreleased
  • Length: Know

Guitar Tabs/Sheet Music

Notes and References