Composition
"Miracle" is an uptempo song that runs for three minutes and thirty eight seconds. It maintains the characteristics of electronic dance music, making use of kickdrums, synthesizers, and a drum machine. The song features a dance interlude that begins after the song's chorus ends. It is composed in a key signature of D minor. The remixes on the album range in sound from different electronic dance subgenres. The Sad Radio and Extended Mix uses the same elements of the original single's sound but features an overall harder sound. The Irarus Mix makes uses of a characteristic hard trance sound. Cascada's vocal range spans 1 octave and 2 notes, from F3 to A4.
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