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"Possibility"- Lykke Li

It was surprising that Lykke managed to pull together such a beautiful song for such a crap film.


So tell me when you hear my heart stop, 
You’re the only who knows 
Tell me when you hear my silence
There’s a possibility 
I wouldn’t know 


I just saw Breaking Dawn, which is why I chose this song. And also it's simply one of my favorites by her, because it's very heartfelt, very bleak and very honest. Anyway though, can I tell you how SURPRISINGLY DECENT that film is? like ohmygod IT TAKES THAT SERIES FOREVER to get anywhere but they finally got somewhere! also I didn't see Eclipse, is that wrong? whatever I stopped following Harry Potter ages ago too. 


the last Twilight film I saw was New Moon, which this song was showcased in it. And if I remember correctly, there's this great scene where Kristin Stewart has a major breakdown to this song. which is kind of where I am right now, so it speaks to me. she just sits in front of a window, sobs, listens to this song, pines, contemplates her dwindling acting career, etc.


so if you want to imagine what I am doing with life right now:  think of this song, a window, and me sobbing. except I don't have some creepy pale vampire boyfriend hiding in the distance!
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