New Moon Could Still Win That Oscar

Lykke Li's "Possibility" from the Twilight sequel's soundtrack is one of 63 songs in the running for a Best Original Song nomination

The Academy may not have thought much of New Moon's Jacob-to-wolf transformation, but apparently the moody music did it for 'em.

Lykke Li's "Possibility," off the Twilight sequel's soundtrack, is one of 63 tunes in the running for a nomination for Best Original Song for the 82nd Annual Academy Awards in March.

The up-and-coming Li could be sharing the stage with anyone from Bono to Miley Cyrus to Ne-Yo—or, perhaps, Paul McCartney—depending on how it all plays out.

The U2-penned-and-performed "Winter" from the Iraq-war-hits-home thriller Brothers made the initial cut, while Hannah Montana: The Movie and The Princess and the Frog each have four songs in the running.

Ne-Yo's romantic "Never Knew I Needed" from Princess could win him his first little gold man, while Miley has three shots at taking the Oscar stage as a performer for the first time (and dad Billy Ray Cyrus has one if the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences digs "Back to Tennessee" the best).

McCartney, an Oscar winner for the title track to Live and Let Die in 1973, could win a return trip to the podium for "(I Want to) Come Home," one of the songs he penned for the Robert De Niro-starring family dramedy Everybody's Fine.

Karen O ("Hideaway" and "All Things Love" from Where the Wild Things Are), Leona Lewis ("I See You" from Avatar) and Jarvis Cocker ("Petey's Song" from Fantastic Mr. Fox) could also provide a little Oscar-Grammy hybridization.

Here's the full list of contenders:

• "All Is Love," Where the Wild Things Are
• "Almost Over You," My One and Only
• "Almost There," The Princess and the Frog
• "AyAyAyAy," The Maid
• "Back to Tennessee," Hannah Montana: The Movie
• "Being Bad," Duplicity
• "Blanco," Fast & Furious
• "Brothers in Arms," Brothers at War
• "Butterfly Fly Away," Hannah Montana: The Movie
• "Cinema Italiano," Nine
• "Colorblind," Invictus
• "Depression Era," That Evening Sun
• "Don't Walk Away," Hannah Montana: The Movie
• "Dove of Peace," Bruno
• "Down in New Orleans," The Princess and the Frog
• "Fly Farm Blues," It Might Get Loud
• "Forget Me," I Love You, Beth Cooper
• "God Bless Us Everyone," Disney’s A Christmas Carol
• "Here," Shrink
• "Hideaway," Where the Wild Things Are
• "Hoedown Throwdown," Hannah Montana: The Movie
• "I Bring What I Love," Youssou N’Dour: I Bring What I Love
• "I See You," Avatar
• "(I Want to) Come Home," Everybody’s Fine
• "If You're Wondering," The Lightkeepers
• "Impossible Fantasy," Adventures of Power
• "Innocent Child," Skin
• "Invictus 9,000 Days," Invictus
• "Legendary," Tyson
• "Let Freedom Reign," Skin
• "Loin de Paname," Paris 36
• "Ma Belle Evangeline," The Princess and the Frog
• "My One and Only," My One and Only
• "Na Na," Couples Retreat
• "Never Knew I Needed," The Princess and the Frog
• "New Divide," Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen
• "New Jersey Nights," Adventures of Power
• "New York Is Where I Live," Did You Hear about the Morgans?
• "No Time for Love," Simon & Malou
• "One Day," Post Grad
• "Only You," The Young Victoria
• "Other Father Song," Coraline
• "Petey's Song," Fantastic Mr. Fox
• "Ponyo on the Cliff by the Sea," Ponyo
• "Possibility," The Twilight Saga: New Moon
• "Raining Sunshine," Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs
• "Running Out of Empty (Make Ourselves at Home)," Lymelife
• "Smoke Without Fire," An Education
• "Somebody Else," Crazy Heart
• "Stu's Song," The Hangover
• "Take It All," Nine
• "Through the Trees," Jennifer's Body
• "Trust Me," The Informant!
• "Un Bouquet des Violettes," New York, I Love You
• "We Are the Children of the World," The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus
• "We Love Violence," The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus
• "The Weary Kind (Theme from Crazy Heart)," Crazy Heart
• "When You Find Me," Adam
• "Winter," Brothers
• "The Word Is Love," Oy Vey! My Son Is Gay!
• "You Got Me Wrapped Around Your Little Finger," An Education
• "You'll Always Find Your Way Back Home," Hannah Montana The Movie
• "You've Been a Friend to Me," Old Dogs