The End S01E02 Soundtrack

Feb 17, 2020
7 songs

This guide currently identifies 7 songs from The End season 1, episode 2, with scene and placement details where available.

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The End S01E02 soundtrack songs

  1. Doctor Worm
    They Might Be Giants
    Scene / details

    Opening scene. Kate has a vivid dream involving paddle-boarding, menstruation and sharks. She wakes in a sweat to discover she's started bleeding heavily in her sleep.

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  2. If You Need to, Keep Time on Me
    Fleet Foxes
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    Kate has just dropped Persephone at Edie's following an incident at school involving tampons and the school pool. She continues to listen to Beth's CD while driving past the turn-off to work.

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  3. Save Tonight
    Eagle-Eye Cherry
    Scene / details

    Kate attends Beth's funeral party where bubble blowers and fairy light crowns are the order of the day. Her friends dance and sing to this song as a photo montage is projected on the wall.

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  4. As the Devil Pleases
    Will Cookson
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    Jasper abandons Oberon to be with Mark, unaware that Oberon needs him now more than ever. Kate searches for a non-alcoholic drink at the funeral and runs into Beth's father.

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  5. New Way of Lovin'
    Jackie Shane
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    Oberon finds himself staggering through the streets of Surfers Paradise. As the illicit drugs he's taken begin to take effect he realises he needs helps and tries to phone his mother and sister.

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  6. Windowpane
    Mild High Club
    Scene / details

    The illicit drugs that Pamela and Edie have confiscated from Oberon (and swallowed) begin to take effect, with much more pleasant reactions than Oberon experienced. Beth's funeral party continues.

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  7. Hallelujah, It's All For You
    Electric Dreams Studio
    Scene / details

    Not detected by Shazam. Not in iTunes or Apple Music. Listed in closing credits as an on-screen performance by the cast and listed artist. Possibly an original song sung by the Christian buskers.

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