Stevie nicks wants to write music for 'game of thrones'

Singer has written poems about characters and credits show with helping her through mother's death Stevie Nicks has already shared her talents with the kids of _Glee_ and the witches of

_American Horror Story_. Now the Fleetwood Mac singer has her sights set on Westeros: In a new interview with _Radio Times,_ Nicks said she would love to write music for _Game of Thrones_.

Nicks said she discovered the hit HBO show back in 2011 after her mother’s death and credits it with helping her through that difficult time in her life, which also included a bout with

pneumonia. “I’ve written a bunch of poetry about it – one for each of the characters,” she said. “I’m always looking for that kind of inspiration, and I’m very inspired by it — as I was very

inspired by _Twilight_.”  Check Out these 5 Drool-Worthy ‘Game of Thrones’ Vines Along with divulging her favorite characters – Khaleesi and Cersei Lannister (the latter because she’s “just

mean as shit”) – Nicks marveled at series creator George R. R. Martin’s ability to craft such a meticulous, massive story: “It blows my mind that he’s able to create this vast, interlinked

world. As a songwriter I write little movies. But I can’t imagine sitting down and writing even one small book, a novel. We each have our thing that we’re really good at.” TRENDING STORIES

If Nicks were to score a gig on _Game of Thrones,_ it certainly wouldn’t be without precedent, as the show has made a habit of tapping bands and artists to make cameos and record music over

the past few years. Last season, the Hold Steady recorded one of Westeros’ favorite drinking songs, “The Bear and the Maiden Fair,” while the second season found the National performing “The

Rains of Castamere” following the Battle of the Blackwater. Sigur Ros are slated to appear on the show’s upcoming fourth season, though it’s unclear if they’ve also recorded a tune or will

simply have cameo roles à la Coldplay drummer Will Champion or Snow Patrol frontman Gary Lightbody. _Game of Thrones_ returns to HBO on Sunday, April 6th at 9 p.m. EST. You can get a healthy

look at the upcoming season in the show’s epic 15-minute trailer, which promises plenty of blood, dragons and even another wedding (one can only hope it’s a slightly happier affair than

last season’s nuptials). And if you’re still craving more _Thrones_ you can check out dates for the show’s traveling exhibit, which is currently in Mexico City and scheduled to hit Austin

next month for SXSW.