The making of Evanescence?s new album The Open Door has been highly inspired by the odd changes the multi-platinum rock band has gone through since their Grammy-winning 2003 major label debut, Fallen.

Evanescence co-founder Amy Lee said she has just gone through a complete life change coming to head with old relationships, referring to the well-publicized, ongoing legal dispute with their former manager and the departure of co-founder guitarist Ben Moody.

Terry Balsamo has since stepped in as the band's guitarist and Lee's new collaborator.

Lee said The Open Door record, which was released on October 3, 2006 with lead single call me when your sober Evanescence, Evanescence open door lyrics was totally inspired by the crazy stuff that?s gone on over the past year.

The new album Evanescence call me when sober lead single was again produced by Dave Fortman.

"Terry and I were writing together for a year and a half. And throughout it all, everything happened. It was really this what-the-hell's-going-on kind of time," Lee said.

Lee cited some of the most harrowing difficulties -- including Balsamo's stroke last November, which had a profound effect on the songwriting.

"You write and write and write, and you get inspired by things that are going on," she says. "Then something happens that is just so real and scary, and it makes your heart beat again. And it inspired two songs that are my very favorite songs on the whole record."

Amy picks his call me when your sober mp3, which was inspired by her love affair gone sour with Seether frontman Shaun Morgan and the ballad ?Good Enough? as two of his favorites from The Open Door album.

Call me when your sober lyrics has reached the Top 5 on the Canadian BDS Airplay charts and the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 Top 10, where call me when your sober first debuted at number 25 marking the band's highest Hot 100 debut to date. On August 28th, Evanescence call me mp3 reached number one on MTV's TRL, marking the first time an Evanescence single has reached the TRL top spot.

Amy says the album goes through a complete spectrum of darkness and scary stuff and emotion such as that of Evanescence call me when your sober. However she added that ?Good Enough? is something completely different than anything I?ve ever written before. It's not about strain, struggle, pain and everything. It's a happy song."

Uplifting moments color the optimistically titled The Open Door with call me when your sober Evanescence mp3 as lead single features a choir on a number of tracks, as well as strings recorded inside a chapel.

Lee shared with enthusiasm that although she had no idea what?s she?s in for with the newfound collaboration with Balsamo, she was happy and felt more freedom when working on the album than before.

"It's so much more grown-up than Fallen. I didn't realize what a great team Terry and I would make. He lifts me up as a writer and makes everything I write a little bit cooler, ?she said.

On the other hand, former guitarist Ben Moody is coming out with a solo album, which carries the sentiment anchored on that fateful night in 2003 when Moody abruptly left Evanescence, which he co-founded with Lee, just as sales of its album, Fallen, climbed past the 10 million mark.

"The funny thing is when I wrote it, I thought I was talking to Amy: 'Tell me again your fucked-up excuses,'" says Moody. "But I realized, as I was listening to it three weeks ago, that it's not about her at all. It's talking to myself, calling out my own bullshit."

Moody has not spoken to Lee since he left the band, but he says that his door is open. Moody and Lee were said to be romantically involved in high school, long before Evanescence took off.

Moody said that what went wrong with him and the band was triggered by disappointment when it didn?t turn out like they thought.