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The Oh in Ohio
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lowlife121
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I'm pretty sure it's the Violent Femmes - Gone Daddy Gone
Gnarls Barkley also does a remake of this song too on their album St. Elsewhere - both versions are really good.
At least that's the second song that's playing. I don't know about the last one - which one were you looking for?
Gnarls Barkley also does a remake of this song too on their album St. Elsewhere - both versions are really good.
At least that's the second song that's playing. I don't know about the last one - which one were you looking for?
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I went back and checked the fractions, and yes, it is the song that starts at the 2/3 mark. There appeared to be a song at the start, and then some 'movie score' type music--- but the distinct song begins when the chick flashes the bookstore guy in her Harvard t-shirt, and continues through to the end, I believe.
Thanks for pondering! Let's hope someone knows and tells us!
Here's the link to the trailer - please help us find this song!!!
http://www.apple.com/trailers/independent/theohinohio/
note: the song begins 2/3rds of the way through, stops, and then picks up again to close out the trailer. Im almost positive this is not film score music - I want to say this is a song with no lyrics, possibly by an artist like Joey Santiago or something...
http://www.apple.com/trailers/independent/theohinohio/
note: the song begins 2/3rds of the way through, stops, and then picks up again to close out the trailer. Im almost positive this is not film score music - I want to say this is a song with no lyrics, possibly by an artist like Joey Santiago or something...
