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Carrie Pilby
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Magnets
Performed by
Disclosure
&
Lorde
Written by
Guy Lawrence
,
Howard Lawrence
,
Jimmy Napes
&
Lorde
(as Ella Marija Lani Yelich-O'Connor)
Watching the Sky Turn Blue
Performed by
Louise Goffin
Written by
Sam Ashworth
,
Louise Goffin
Anytime I'm Feelin
Performed by
Justin Dean Thomas
You Make Me Happy
Performed by Chauncey Jacks
Be Your Man
Performed by
Moses Jordan
Mai Luvv
Performed by Odd Fayse
"In This World (One Era Remix)
Performed by Leyla Chatti , Lenny Kurlou, Thomas Blondet
Written by Thomas Blondet
Ain't You a Woman
Performed by
Moses Jordan
Carrie
Written by
Michael Penn
Label: The Orchard
Copyright © 2017 Carrie Pilby (Soundtrack)
A Prayer
Written by
Michael Penn
Label: The Orchard
Copyright © 2017 Carrie Pilby (Soundtrack)
Mother
Written by
Michael Penn
Label: The Orchard
Copyright © 2017 Carrie Pilby (Soundtrack)
Deck the Halls
(uncredited)
[65 minutes into movie]
Morning Mood
(uncredited)
from Peer Gynt
Composed by
Edvard Grieg
[8 minutes into movie]
In the Hall of the Mountain King
(uncredited)
from Peer Gynt
Composed by
Edvard Grieg
[6 minutes into movie, Carrie's ringtone]
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