This guide currently identifies 30 songs heard in Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri (2017), with scene details and placement information where available.
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri soundtrack songs
- The Last Rose of SummerRenee FlemingScene / details
Opening credits. Original poem by Thomas Moore to traditional Irish melody, "Aislean an Oigfear". Operatic piece playing while Mildred first checks out the billboards.
- Martha, Act II: Last Rose of SummerRenee FlemingScene / details
Opening scene where Mildred sees the battered billboards; Mildred attacks the police station with Molotov cocktails and is horrified to discover Dixon has been inside, having escaped badly burned
- Buckskin Stallion BluesTownes Van ZandtScene / details
Mildred drops a silent Robin to school before arriving at her gift shop
- ChiquititaABBAScene / details
Dixon at the police station, right before he's about to find out that Chief Willoughby killed himself over night
- His Master's VoiceMonsters of FolkScene / details
Dixon confronts Welby and throws him out of the window of the advertising agency
- The Night They Drove Old Dixie DownJoan BaezScene / details
Dixon confronts the man in the bar by performing a magic trick by scratching him (to get his DNA) and is beaten up as a result to this song.
- Buckskin Stallion BluesAmy AnnelleScene / details
Final scene with Mildred and Dixon in her car; End credits
- Blessed AreJoan BaezScene / details
Last scene
- Mildred Goes To WarCarter BurwellScene / details
Mildred shows up at the Ebbing advertising agency to request use of the billboards
- The DeerCarter BurwellScene / details
While planting flowers at the site of the billboards Mildred sees a deer and talks to it as if she is talking to her deceased daughter
- Fruit LoopsCarter BurwellScene / details
Mildred has breakfast with Robin who refuses to talk to her; she flicks Fruit Loops into his hair
- A Cough Of Blood, A Dark DriveCarter BurwellScene / details
While interrogating Mildred, Willoughby splutters blood into her face; As Mildred and Robin drive home he asks about cancer
- I've Been ArrestedCarter BurwellScene / details
Mildred shows up at the police station to confront Dixon after Denise's arrest
- Billboards On FireCarter BurwellScene / details
Mildred and Robin are driving home when they come across the billboards on fire; she tries and fails to extinguish the fire with a fire extinguisher
- SlippersCarter BurwellScene / details
Mildred formulates a plan in the aftermath of the billboards being burnt down by having a conversation with her slippers
- My Dear AnneCarter BurwellScene / details
Willoughby dictates a suicide note to his wife Anne in a voiceover, which she later finds on the kitchen table and then finds his body in the stables
- Walk Away ReneeFour TopsScene / details
Plays in the bar where Dixon overhears a man bragging about an incident involving a young girl
- Billboards Are BackCarter BurwellScene / details
Mildred, with the help of Jerome, Denise and James, puts fresh copies of the billboard posters back up
- Collecting The SamplesCarter BurwellScene / details
Following an altercation with a man at a bar, a badly beaten Dixon returns home and barricades himself in the bathroom; he removes a sample of the man's skin from under his fingernail
- Sorry WelbyCarter BurwellScene / details
Following Mildred's attack on the police station, Dixon ends up in the same hospital room as Welby and apologises for his earlier assault. Welby gives him a glass of orange juice with a straw
- Can't Give Up HopeCarter BurwellScene / details
Dixon phones Mildred to tell her that the DNA sample he got wasn't from the same guy who killed Angela
- CountermoveCarter BurwellScene / details
Scene description not yet available.
- Radio SongThe Felice BrothersScene / details
When they are playing pool at the bar.
- The Streets of LaredoJohnny CashScene / details
The song Dixon is singing when he first sees the billboards.
- Martha (opera in 4 Acts), Act II: Last Rose Of SummerRenee Fleming, English Chamber Orchestra, Jeffrey TateScene / details
Opening scene where Mildred sees the battered billboards; Mildred attacks the police station with Molotov cocktails and is horrified to discover Dixon has been inside, having escaped badly burned
- Martha (opera in 4 Acts), Act 2: Last Rose of Summer (Thomas Moore)Renée Fleming, Jeffrey Tate & English Chamber OrchestraScene / details
Classical music that plays over the opening shots. We see various decrepit billboards around Missouri. Plays again during the police station fire.
- John's Theme (Children Play)Pino DonaggioScene / details
Dixon and his mother watching “Don’t Look Now”. His mother tells Dixon to get to one of Mildred’s friends to bring her around.
- iNergyStephen ArnoldScene / details
News stinger music for Detective Willoughby’s suicide report.
- Piano Sonata No. 1 in C Major, K. 279: II. AndanteMaria João PiresScene / details
Classical piano music as James and Mildred sit down at the restaurant for their dinner date.
- Christine Is DeadPino DonaggioScene / details
Scene description not yet available.