Corpse Bride Soundtrack
Corpse Bride Soundtrack
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Plays during intro credits as Victor's butterfly flys around London.
The Van Dorts and Everglots muse about their children's arranged marriage, hoping everything will go "According to Plan".
Victor, tired of his parent's and in-laws bickering sits and plays the piano. Here he meets Victoria for the first time.
Victor ventures into the forest to recite his vows, and accidentally brings Emily, the Corpse Bride, back from the dead.
Sung by Bojangles (Danny Elfman), the song recounts the tragic story of Emily.
Emily chases the panicked Victor through the land of the dead.
Emily catches up with Victor, and the two reconcile and get to know each other better under the moon. Reprised as they enter the land of the living.
Victor lies to Emily about seeing his parents, instead he meets up with Victoria to tell her what has happened. Emily finds out and angrily drags him back to the underworld.
Emily (Helena Bonham Carter) sings this lament of how her state of death will never allow her to love.
Victoria escapes the Everglot residence in order to save Victor from the land of the dead.
Victor and Emily duet somberly on the piano, mending their relationship.
Victor's carriage driver dies and is sent to the land of the dead. Victor talks to him, discovering the marriage of Victoria to the slimey Lord Barkis.
Victoria is regrettably wed to the villainous Lord Barkis.
The inhabitants of the underworld prepare for Victor and Emily's wedding.
Victoria's dull wedding reception is interrupted as the dead reach the land of the living.
Victor is set to be wed in the cathedral, but as Emily spies Victoria she has second thoughts.
Lord Barkis, enraged by Victoria's lack of dowry and Victor's attempt to marry her, crashes the wedding.
Emily can finally rest eternally as she leaves Victor and Victoria to be married.
End Credits.
End Credits.
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