"Miracle" is the third single from Whitney Houston's third album, I'm Your Baby Tonight. The song, written and produced by L.A. Reid and Babyface, and is about a girl who had an abortion but later feels she made a mistake. In an interview at that time, Houston acknowledged the song was indeed about abortion and praised Babyface for digging so deep with the song's lyrical content. Not wanting to alienate any fans, however, the video for the song doesn't stick with the subject, instead showing Houston singing and various photographs injected periodically.

The single reached number nine on Billboard's Hot 100 Singles Chart and number eight on the Hot 100 Single Sales, Houston's fourteenth consecutive Top 10 on that chart. It reached number two on the R&B Chart and number four on the Adult Contemporary Chart.

Miracle is Beni Arashiro's 4th single, and the last to be released from her album Beni. This single was specially priced at ￥500, but was released on the same day as her debut album, which may have attributed to low sales for the single.

"The Miracle" is the fifth and last single from Queen's 1989 album The Miracle. It was composed and sung by Freddie Mercury. It was released as a single in late November 1989, some six months after the album.

Mercury wrote the song after he and John Deacon made some chords and decided which one would be the theme. All four contributed to the lyrics but they still all regard Mercury as the composer; the song was still credited to the entire band because they had agreed to do so during the album, regardless of who had been the actual writer. While both Mercury and May regarded this as one of their favourites, Taylor said in the audio commentary of Greatest Video Hits II that although it wasn't a favourite of his, he respected it as "an incredibly complex track".

The song describes several of "God's creations, great and small", such as great buildings like the Taj Mahal and the Tower of Babel, all described as "miracles" in the song. The song also makes mention of such well-known figures as Captain Cook, Cain and Abel, and Jimi Hendrix.

"Miracle" is a Trance song performed by German group Cascada. It appears on their debut album, Everytime We Touch (2006).

It was Cascada's first single released in Germany and, arguably, the U.S. in 2004. This single was re-released in the U.S. in 2006 as the follow up to "Everytime We Touch".

Despite a Billboard review by Chuck Taylor stating "They sound like one-hit-wonders," the song crossed over to pop stations in late July and is now in rotation at Z100 in New York City, the most listened to radio station in the country. The only other Robbins label dance/trance artist to have two pop-crossovers in the 2000's was Lasgo who had mainstream success with both "Something" and "Alone". Recently the song has picked up major adds at Pop radio: Including Philadelphia's Q102, Boston's Kiss 108, Long Island, and Milwaukee.

Due to its hyped-trance-riff and its raw-indy sound, the song is held in much higher regard than the other Cascada singles.

The song peaked at #4 in the Irish Charts and #8 in the UK Charts.

"Miracle" was planned as the fifth and final single off the Foo Fighters' fifth album, In Your Honor. It would be the second single off the acoustic side of the album. The first single off the acoustic side of the album is Cold Day In the Sun, which was combined with "No Way Back" (from the rock side) for a double A-side single.

There was artwork for an early radio release when the album initially was released.

Led Zeppelin bassist John Paul Jones plays piano on this song. In addition, Jones plays mandolin on another track called 'Another Round'.

This song is featured on Scrubs in the 6x02 episode, titled "My Best Friend's Baby's Baby and My Baby's Baby" and also on The West Wing episode 7x17 Election Day Part II

"Miracle" is the second promotional single from Céline Dion's Miracle album. It was released on October 11 2004 in the United Kingdom and Asia.

"Miracle" was written by Linda Thompson and Steve Dorff in 2001 for Dion's album A New Day Has Come to celebrate the birth of her son René-Charles, but the song was never published on that CD. Finally, in 2004 it was recorded and produced by David Foster, with whom Dion hasn't been working since 1999.

Céline Dion promoted this song in few U.S. TV shows, including The Oprah Winfrey Show and The Ellen DeGeneres Show (although it wasn't released there as a single).

There was no music video made.

The song peaked at #6 on the Taiwanese Airplay chart.

"Miracle" is a bubblegum pop dance track produced by Super Junior that was first performed on February 12, 2006 on SBS's music program, Popular Songs. The single is also available in their first studio album, SuperJunior05 (TWINS). Promotional performances for the track began on February 14, 2006, soon following the release of the single's music video on February 24, 2006. "Miracle" is Super Junior's third single after "TWINS (Knock Out)" and "Show Me Your Love", and the second promotional single from their album. "Miracle" was the second song produced by SM Entertainment that topped overseas music charts in Thailand of Channel V, the first being TVXQ's "Rising Sun." The song stayed as #1 for four consecutive weeks. Promotional activities for "Miracle" continued well throughout March and April until the release of their first official single, "U" in May.