Childhood's End S01E03 Soundtrack

Dec 16, 2015
11 songs

This guide currently identifies 11 songs from Childhood's End season 1, episode 3, with scene and placement details where available.

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Childhood's End S01E03 soundtrack songs

  1. These Arms of Mine
    Otis Redding
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    Ellis watches a news interview with Jerry Hallcross as Ricky tries to cope with his pain.

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  2. I Think It's Going to Rain Today
    Randy Newman
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    Ricky dies as they lie on the ground with Els.

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  3. Movin' On Up
    Primal Scream
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    Greggsons coming to New Athens

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  4. Hippy Ti Yo
    Bobby Page
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    The Greggson family is taking in sights in New Athens. The song keeps playing as the family rides a city bus.

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  5. Piano Concerto No. 21 In C Major, K. 467: II. Andante
    Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
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    Scene description not yet available.

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  6. O Magnum Mysterium - Soprano 2 Predominant
    Matthew Curtis
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    Ricky realizes his honeymoon is fake and tells Karellen to bury it; Ricky stumbles outside and tells Ellis he never loved anyone more than her.

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  7. The Lark Ascending
    David Greed
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    At end of episode Song starts when he pushes the tape into the tape deck in the car

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  8. Hippy Ti Yo
    Bobby Page, The Riff Raffs
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    The Greggson family is taking in sights in New Athens. The song keeps playing as the family rides a city bus.

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  9. Itsy Bitsy Spider
    Los Lobos
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    Four years later, Jennifer plays in her room.

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  10. Hippy-Ti-Yo
    Bobby Page & The Riff Raffs
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    The Greggsons catch a bus, then are taken to see Jerry Hallcross.

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  11. Piano Concerto No. 21 In C, K.467, 2nd Mvt: Adante
    Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
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    Jerry shows the Greggsons his home and explains that he formed New Athens to preserve human culture; Jerry tells Amy about his daughter, Tilly.

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