This catalogue lists 30 entries for Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri (2017). Album and trailer entries are shown separately when their scope is recorded.
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri soundtrack songs
Catalogue entries · 30 entries
Scene details are included where available. Entries without placement details do not establish where a track is heard.
- The Last Rose of SummerRenee Fleming
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 Fleming
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 Zandt
Mildred drops a silent Robin to school before arriving at her gift shop
- ChiquititaABBA
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 Folk
Dixon confronts Welby and throws him out of the window of the advertising agency
- The Night They Drove Old Dixie DownJoan Baez
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 Annelle
Final scene with Mildred and Dixon in her car; End credits
- Blessed AreJoan Baez
Last scene
- Mildred Goes To WarCarter Burwell
Mildred shows up at the Ebbing advertising agency to request use of the billboards
- The DeerCarter Burwell
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 Burwell
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 Burwell
While interrogating Mildred, Willoughby splutters blood into her face; As Mildred and Robin drive home he asks about cancer
- I've Been ArrestedCarter Burwell
Mildred shows up at the police station to confront Dixon after Denise's arrest
- Billboards On FireCarter Burwell
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 Burwell
Mildred formulates a plan in the aftermath of the billboards being burnt down by having a conversation with her slippers
- My Dear AnneCarter Burwell
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 Tops
Plays in the bar where Dixon overhears a man bragging about an incident involving a young girl
- Billboards Are BackCarter Burwell
Mildred, with the help of Jerome, Denise and James, puts fresh copies of the billboard posters back up
- Collecting The SamplesCarter Burwell
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 Burwell
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 Burwell
Dixon phones Mildred to tell her that the DNA sample he got wasn't from the same guy who killed Angela
- CountermoveCarter Burwell
- Radio SongThe Felice Brothers
When they are playing pool at the bar.
- The Streets of LaredoJohnny Cash
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 Tate
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 Orchestra
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 Donaggio
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 Arnold
News stinger music for Detective Willoughby’s suicide report.
- Piano Sonata No. 1 in C Major, K. 279: II. AndanteMaria João Pires
Classical piano music as James and Mildred sit down at the restaurant for their dinner date.
- Christine Is DeadPino Donaggio