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"Mr. Big Stuff" - Jean Knight
Album: Mr. Big Stuff (more info)
No Suitable Website Found
Listen: Windows Media :: Real Audio
Scene: The opening sequence as Dr. Trott pulls into town.
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Not Available - Master Source Archive
Listen to Scene: MP3
Note: This song is part of an archive for studio use and thus is not commercially available.
Scene: Delia and Magilla dancing in Magillas room, playing with dolls and makeup.
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"Angels Fall" - Rebecca Lord
Album: Faintest Trace
No Suitable Website Found
Scene: Ephram convinces Amy that she might be able to talk the Hart's into persuing surgery for Colin.
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"Nightingale" - Norah Jones
Album: Come Away With Me (more info)
Official Site: www.norahjones.com
Scene: Backstage at the recital. Mrs. Hart just gave Amy flowers and Ephram finds Amy upset backstage.
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"For Amy"
Composer: Ephram Brown
Listen: MP3
Note: This was composed by "Ephram" and thus not commercially available.
Scene: Several scenes with Ephram practicing and composing the piece, and finally when he plays it for Amy.
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"Greetings from the Side" - Gary Jules
Album: Greetings from the Side (more info)
Official Site: www.garyjules.com
Listen: Windows Media :: Real Audio
Scene: The final segment as Dr. Trott leaves town after talking with Andy.
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Amy is heartbroken and Ephram is furious when Andy decides against performing a risky operation on Amy's comatose boyfriend. Meanwhile, Delia is forbidden from playing with her only friend, Magilla, after his parents discover them playing dress up; and a traveling psychologist, Dr. Trott, creates quite a stir in the Everwood community.
