This catalogue lists 14 entries for The Vampire Diaries, season 7, episode 8. Details are included where available.
The Vampire Diaries S07E08 soundtrack songs
Catalogue entries · 14 entries
Scene details are included where available. Entries without placement details do not establish where a track is heard.
- TonguesDear Rouge
(0:01) The Heretics make breakfast for Mary Louise and Nora's anniversary when Lily arrives.
- Best That I CanVance Joy
(0:05) Enzo tries to convince Lily to not go along with Damon and Stefan's plan. She refuses and he kisses her.
- BackbeatDagny
(0:07) Julian brings Mary Louise and Nora to a ballroom and unveils them to an anniversary party. They indulge in the party-goers when Lily arrives.
- Your MagazinesBrain Tan
(0:11) Mary Louise tells Julian that she wants to propose to Nora.
- YoungAyer
(0:12) Lily gives Nora a Sir Walter Raleigh book of poems for her anniversary when Julian arrives.
- Young (Elephante Remix)Ayer
(0:12) Lily gives Nora a Sir Walter Raleigh book of poems for her anniversary when Julian arrives.
- Tropique (Hernene Remix)Wild & Free
(0:12) Julian brings Lily back to the party to dance with him.
- Pique Dame (The Queen of Spades) Opera, Op. 68: Act 1. Scene 1. No. 5. Scene and Ballad. 'Kakaya vedma'Orchestra of the Bolshoi Theatre
(0:13) Julian has the DJ play a song for Lily.
- GlowLights & Motion
(0:17) Lakeside, Nora recites her favorite poem for Mary Louise, who interrupts her to propose.
- BeachAxel Flovent
(0:24) Stefan tells Lily that Caroline is pregnant and asks if Lily has any advice.
- Every Breath You TakeDenmark & Winter
(0:28) Stefan calls Caroline to apologize. He tells her that he loves her.
- i) AloneMikal Cronin
(0:35) Lily's children say their goodbyes to her. Julian tears apart the Salvatore house when Mary Louise returns to tell him about Nora.
- Pique Dame (The Queen of Spades) Opera, Op. 68: Act 1. Scene 1. No. 5. Scene and Ballad. 'Kakaya vedma'Orchestra of the Bolshoi Theatre, Mark Ermler
(0:13) Julian has the DJ play a song for Lily.
- Pique Dame, Opera, Op. 68 (The Queen Of Spades)Tchaikovsky
Julian and Lily dance and reminisce.