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Evanescence star Amy Lee’s mother was so worried about the dark lyrics her daughter penned when she first started songwriting, she suggested the teen try counseling. The goth-rock queen admits her early attempts at poetry and lyrics were sinister and must have terrified her poor mother. The ‘Fallen’ singer says, “I thought about taking antidepressants, but I think that takes your soul away.” But Lee now realises her early angst was a reaction to the death of her three-year-old sister when she was six. |
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January 26th, 2007 at 11:01 pm
Dude,it makes me wonder if her mom understands now.She heard the songs when they were finished but does she understand them now??