The Dawson's Creek Soundtrack

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The Following Songs Will Be On The Soundtrack:
Good Mother
by Jann Arden
Episode: Pilot. When Bessie puts lipstick on Joey, before she goes to the movies.

Hey Pretty Girl
by BoDeans
Episode: Pilot. When we first see Jen, as she gets out of the cab, and walks toward the others on the dock.

I'll Stand By You
by Pretenders
Episode: Pilot. When Joey leaves Dawson's room, after deciding that she really couldn't sleep over anymore. Y'know before the "Usually in the morning, with Katie Couric!" line.

Tubthumping
by Chumbawamba
Episode: Pilot. During the first scenes in the High School.

As I Lay Me Down
by Sohpie B. Hawkins
Episode: Pilot. When Dawson comes home from the video store and goes to talk to Jen on the dock.

I Want You
by Savage Garden
Episode: Dirty Dancing. The dance.

All I Want
by Toad The Wet Sprocket
Episode:Prelude To A Kiss

What Would Happen
by Merdeith Brooks
Episode: Prelude To A Kiss

I'll Remember You
by Sophie Zelmani
Episode: Prelude To A Kiss

Full of Grace
by Sarah McLachlan
Episode: Carnal Knowledge

Amnesia
by Toad The Wet Sprocket
Episode: Carnal Knowledge

Hanging by a Thread
by Jann Arden
Episode: The Scare.

She's the One
by World Party
Episode: The Scare.

On My Own
sung by Katie Holmes
Episode: Pretty Woman. When Joey's singing!

Say Goodnight
by Beth Neilson Chapman
Episode: Breaking Away (finale). When Dawson and Joey are talking about honesty, all the way 'til the end of the scene when they're kissing.

Angel
by Sarah McLachlan
Episode: Breaking Away (finale). When Jen and Dawson literally sleep together, and when Joey talks to her Dad at night.

I'll Be
by Edwin McCain
Episode: Beaking Away (finale). When Joey walks in on Jen and Dawson, and when Dawson goes to look for her.

Broken Roads
by Melodie Crittenden
Episode: Breaking Away (finale). When Jen finds out of her grandfathers death. When Dawson's looking for Joey, and when Jen is in the church with her grandmother.

Truly, Madly, Deeply
by Savage Garden
Episode: In The Company Of Men



And Of Coarse:
I Don't Wanna Wait
by Paula Cole

Thanks To:

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