14 - Can't Take It In (Imogen Heap)

The Chronicles of Narnia - The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (Soundtrack): 14 - Can't Take It In (Imogen Heap)

[mattkhourie]

That final roar when the light shines from inside the wardrobe at the end after Lucy walks away. Chills.

[niles]

I remember my teacher let us watch this before winter break started and when the end credits started, a few of my classmates a d i were like "WAIT, DON'T TURN IT OFF YET!" just so we could listen to this song. Good times

[katyekel]

My heart aches and tears flood my eyes. I remember the little girl watching this movie for the first time. The goosebumps, the tears the untainted innocence. The nostalgia I feel can't be put in words. After 10 years this movie still moves me deeply. It makes me feel the same way it did 10 years ago when I was but a teenager with no problems. Now even tho adulthood has invaded my life I know that girl is still alive roaming the woods of my own little world.

[camlind]

What are you all doing in the wardrobe?

You wouldn't believe us if we told you, sir. 

Try me. 

[savannahisrael]

This song makes me homesick for a time and place I have yet to experience.

[aragon]

Looking back in memory at that 13 year old me. The tears and smiles are still the same 19 years later. Always one of my favorites. Always will long into my old age.

[decusq]

2020 and this song still captures the feelings of discovering something much larger then yourself and unable to describe it in words that do it justice.

[MamaSamanthaS]

I was 13 when this movie came out and left a permanent mark on my soul, together with this soundtrack (I remember my disc man skipping on long bumpy car rides staring out the window dreaming of my future). Now almost 20 years later with 4 children of my own it feels full circle. If I could go back and tell my 13 year old self that our future “couldn’t be any more beautiful, I can’t take it in” especially looking at my 4 beautiful children.

[jerushatrotman]

Her voice is very airy, but it runs like a river. <3

[srgjohnsonson]

The feeling of sitting in my room as a little 5th grader watching this every weekend... those were the days

[xxladybug]

what a truly amazing gift it was to have Narnia be such a big part of my childhood. I will never forget it nor the way it made me feel. All the hope, magic, and wonder it brought to me will always be in my heart <3

[mickeymouse]

I'm just really happy I'm not the only one still being moved by all the songs composed onto the Narnia soundtrack. Every song on the soundtrack makes me feel invincible if only in a short time, and that's the kind of music you know was made for incredible use. This will always be my favorite movie of all time and one of the best made movies ever.

[BrunetteGiant]

Why isn’t this on literally any streaming platform 😭

[juanp.navarro]

16 years have passed and I still get chills from this song. Time sure does flies by fast 😪

[dakotabragdon]

Ladies and Gentleman, one of the films that inspired me to go into filmmaking.

[nellyocallaghan]

2024.. and I remember seeing this as a 13 or 14 yr old in the theatre.. I sobbed when they had to leave their adult lives at the end and become children again.. like none of that mattered anymore, all of that time they spent growing and learning was gone

[laurarawlins]

This is what it feels like falling in love, have to stop and catch my breath and experience the awe of it all, love of life, nature, another human, or just watching a beautiful sunrise and sunset, falling snow, a leaf blowing on a breeze, warmth of the sun on my face . . .

[libbyburger]

this song will forever remind me of my childhood and feeling excited over fictional worlds and characters that filled my heart with hope and happiness. it's no wonder i preferred music like this

[xmynationalanthemx]

One of my most favorite films as a child. Such a beautiful piece of art and does the book so much justice. C.S. Lewis would have LOVED it.

[michaelanderson]

“In your world, I have another name. You must learn to know me by it. That was the very reason why you were brought to Narnia, that by knowing me here for a little, you may know me better there."
- The Chronicles of Narnia: Voyage of the Dawn Treader 🙏