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| 1. | The Blitz, 1940 [2:32] |
| 2. | Evacuating London [3:38] |
| 3. | The Wardrobe [2:54] |
| 4. | Lucy Meets Mr. Tumnus [4:10] |
| 5. | A Narnia Lullaby [1:12] |
| ...see complete tracklist |
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Here Comes The King (Drums) - X-Ray Dog (trailer song)
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The Black Legend - Richard Friedman (trailer song)
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The Map - James Newton Howard (trailer song) (found on the Treasure Planet soundtrack CD)
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| Includes a 40-page collectible souvenir booklet filled with film imagery, liner notes by director Andrew Adamson and quotes from Gregson-Williams. Bonus DVD includes a Film Art Gallery, Concept Art Gallery, the Theatrical Trailer, Behind the Magic of Narnia: Featuring the Score with Harry Gregson-Williams, and Music Inspired by the Film. The latter features interviews and song samples from the "Inspired by" album, featuring Steven Curtis Chapman, Jeremy Camp, Bethany Dillon, TobyMac, Nichole Nordeman, Jars of Clay. |
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| Q: | What is the song heard as the children were playiing hide and seek? It is not in the list of songs on the album. It's a 40's war song. Thanks. (from cassie in California) |
| A: | Hello Cassie from California. The song you're interested in is called "Oh Johnny, Oh Johnny, Oh," and it's by the Andrews Sisters. Hope this is helpful. (thanks to Nick J, Leeds, West Yorkshire, England) add more info |
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| Q: | Whats the name of the song playing when the kids are on the train leaving from London? There's a woman's voice singing. (from Mikey729 in Brooklyn, NY) |
| A: | It's part of the original score and can be heard in "Evacuating London" on the CD. (thanks to OSTfan, Burlingame) add more info |
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| Q: | Are there lyrics to the sound track where Lucy meets Mr. Tumnus? (from Queen in South Africa) |
| A: | Track 4 ("Lucy Meets Mr. Tumnus") has no lyrics/words. It is original score. (thanks to TigerC10, Austin, TX) add more info |
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| Q: | What's the song playing at the beginning of the movie when they're on the train? (from Ashley in canada) |
| A: | It's part of the original score and can be heard in "Evacuating London" on the CD. (thanks to SoundtrackDejaVu) add more info |
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| Q: | In the "Evacuating London" track there is a woman singing; is she singing any particular words or just musical sounds? (from Audy in America) |
| A: | It's specific words, she sings:
One breath for all
beneath the wall
(Feel this, Feel This)
One breath for all
so tender
(Feel this, Feel This)
tender
(Feel this, Feel This)
One breath for all
so tender
Feel this, Feel This, Feel This
tender
(thanks to Grecia, México City) add more info |
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| Q: | Why is the "Oh, Johnny" song in the movie, but not on the soundtrack?
...from Audy in America (answer Audy's question) |
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| Q: | Who is singing in the song "Evacuating London"?
...from Eeynah in United states (answer Eeynah's question) |
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