obliviateme:

tinyjewishsanta:

underconstellations:

i don’t know if i love it or i hate it
it’s more painful than i’d ever like to admit
it’s masochistic but it’s almost really worth it
to be able to be with you for even one more moment

and every time i have to wake, i
come to terms with my actual fate that
the only thing lying next to me is
a couple books and a pile of cds

hey remember that time adam wrote a song that describes our heartbreak regarding his departure from music and our lives?

Adam Dubberly Appreciation Reminder Post. 

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Ugh, remember a couple of years ago when I listened to this song on a near-daily basis? Yeah, that was probably a good plan, because apparently when I haven’t heard it in awhile it’s hard to not start crying. Stupid Adam Dubberly and his stupid dumb face and voice and lyrics. 

voldemuse:

Wizard Rock Twist | The Remus Lupins

Thoughts: ohhey, I love this song. I think I used to know all the lyrics by heart. I wonder if I still know them… *listens* *sings along* Yep. Every word.

For Jo - Riddle™

This is for Jo

July 21st, 1997, and no one had heard of you

But one decade later there’s queues at the door

People placing their order and shouting for more

How far you have come

How far you have come

Enchanted the world with a story you wrote

Of a boy who was ordinary

And now parents read to children who have long been asleep

‘Cause they want to know more about wizard Harry

How far you have come

How far you have come

So, Ms. Rowling, here is a song I wrote for you

‘Cause I’m grateful for all that you’ve taught me

And inspired me to do

You showed me good triumphs over evil

And you taught the whole world how to read

So, thank you, Ms. J. K. Rowling

Thank you so much for Harry

Though all seven books have been finished and read

The magic is still burning strong

And we who were there will never forget

The anticipation we felt for so long

How far you have come

How far you have come

And we grow up with Harry, the Boy Who Lived, who has helped us through all the bad times

And the theories and mysteries, the questions and clues

Were the talk of the forums and in our hearts too

How far you have come

How far you have come

So, Ms. Rowling, here is a song I wrote for you

‘Cause I’m grateful for all that you’ve taught me

And inspired me to do

You showed me good triumphs over evil

And you taught the whole world to read

So, thank you, Ms. J. K. Rowling

Thank you so much for Harry

So we’ll raise our pumpkin juice and our Butterbeer

And we’ll sing about the great things you’ve done

And we’ll be happy now Voldemort’s defeated

And we’ll cheer for Harry, who won

So, Ms. Rowling, here is a song I wrote for you

‘Cause I’m grateful for all that you’ve taught me

And inspired me to do

You showed me good triumphs over evil

And you taught the whole world to read

So, thank you, Ms. J. K. Rowling

Thank you so much for Harry

So, Ms. Rowling, this is the song I wrote for you

Here’s to you now and your future

And I just wanted to say

Thank you

End of an Era // Oliver Boyd and the Rememberalls

Don’t you ever wonder what will happen when it ends?
How can we let go of the, the ones who we call friends?
And I know it’s only a story, but for so many it’s more than that.
It’s a world all on its own where we want to put on that Sorting Hat

And I will miss the train ride in
And the pranks pulled by the twins
And though it’s no where I have been
I’ll keep on smiling from the times I had with them. 

I don’t care if its overplayed, its ridiculously appropriate.

fuckyeahwizardrock:

“The Order of the Phoenix,” The Remus Lupins (live)

ahmagic:

Jammin’ the fuck out to Wizard Rock.

fuckyeahwizardrock:

beautifulremus:

“Bezour Pills” by The Remus Lupins