Co-written by front-man Steven Tyler and longtime collaborator Richie Supa, "Amazing" was born directly out of the pair's real-life experiences in recovery.
: The song serves as an anthem of hope for those hitting rock bottom. It openly admits to "living a lie" and "wishing to die" before finding the strength to step into the light. 🎹 Musical Highlights Aerosmith - Amazing
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: The song's concept was sparked during a phone call between Tyler and Supa. Supa had recently gotten sober and sent Tyler his AA medallion to prove it. When Tyler noted how incredible it was that they were both clean, he remarked, "Isn't it amazing?" —instantly triggering the song's title. Aerosmith - Amazing