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Christina Perri 

A talented young singer.
Perri grew up in Pennsylvania, and at the age of sixteen taught herself to play the guitar. At twenty-one, she moved to Los Angeles, and married, but then divorced eighteen months later. She moved back to Pennsylvania, where she wrote "Jar of Hearts", the song that made her famous.
"Jar of Hearts" was featured on "Glee" and "So You Think You Can Dance". It was #28 on Billboard's Hot Digital Songs, and #63 on Billboard's Hot 100, much lower than it deserves.
Her debut album, Lovestrong, came out on May 10, 2011. Its lead single, "Arms", received peaked at #94 on Billboard.
Her songs have been called "depressing", simply because most people are used to listen to crap like LMFAO where the meaning is simply "go out and party and fuck people". Her songs are beautiful, and often have much meaning to them.
She is going to release a song for the movie, "Twilight: Breaking Dawn" titled "A Thousand Years".
Christina Perri's songs are very meaningful, "Arms" is about a fight between her heart and her mind, "Jar of Hearts" is about finally realizing that her ex had been fooling her, "The Lonely" is about a time when she felt simply alone in the world.
Christina Perri by Calla Nightshade October 15, 2011
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Christina Perri 

Christina Perri is a singer who started out on Youtube as lovemspenny. Her songs include Jar of Hearts, The Lonely, Arms, and Tragedy. She is extremely talented and writes her own music.
"Jar of Hearts" by Christina Perri
Christina Perri by TheLonely April 22, 2011

a thousand years by christina perri 

'a thousand years' by christina perri, is a song that is about loving someone for literally a thousand more. this song is from the original soundtrack of 'twilight - breaking down'. it is inspired by the relationship of the fictional characters: bella and edward.
christina perri wrote 'a thousand years' with david hodges.
in ‘twilight - breaking down pt. 2' christina perri wrote more lyrics for the song, so it would shows up in the end of the saga. the name is 'a thousand years - pt. 2 (feat steven kazee)
the first part of the song (and most famous) was released in 2011, having 1 billion views on youtube (in 2021). and the second, was released in the next year
i love the song the song: a thousand years by christina perri
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