The Music of Signed, Sealed, Delivered: The Vows We Have Made

A few favorites and a new love song - here's the music you heard during Signed, Sealed, Delivered: The Vows We Have Made.

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The POstables are back, and so is the music. Here are some of the old (and new) favorites you heard during Signed, Sealed, Delivered: The Vows We Have Made.

"It's All Good" - Kyle Tredway

This version is the only one available on Youtube, but the version heard in the film is available on iTunes for download. You can also check it out on Spotify.

It's a feel-good track that has also served as the opener to Signed, Sealed, Delivered: To The Altar.

The good vibes in The Vows We Have Made are evident from the beginning as we meet Shane and Oliver preparing for their wedding and Rita and Norman stepping up in the DLO.

"Preoccupied" - James Jandrisch

This played in the background as Shane and Oliver spent time on the porch swing after the dinner party.

"Shane and Oliver Talk" - Jeff Tymoshcuk

This piece played as Oliver poured his heart out to Shane about his fear of her leaving, leading to that beautiful moment where Shane reaffirmed, "I will never leave you."

"Never My Love" - The 5th Dimension

This song presided over Shane and Oliver dancing in the DLO immediately after their heart-to-heart, various flashbacks to cherished moments in the canon, as well as Rita and Norman holding baby Eleanor for the first time.

"And So It Goes" - Billy Joel

From The Masterpiece to Lost Without You, this song has presided over many important and emotional moments between Shane and Oliver. It's no surprise, then, that it was woven into their wedding ceremony alongside so many beautiful moments and memories of their journey, as well as promises for tomorrow.

"Joyful, Joyful We Adore Thee" - Hymn

At the conclusion of their wedding, you can hear this hymn playing in the background as Shane and Oliver celebrate with close friends and family.

And, of course, if you were listening closely, there were a ton of moments where pieces of score from across the canon could be heard underneath certain scenes. My personal favorite was right at the very end when references to "In the Wee Small Hours of the Morning" from From Paris With Love and "Clair De Lune" from From Paris With Love, and, more notably, Higher Ground, can be heard (click here for a full rundown of the significance "Clair De Lune" in that film).

Any songs you heard I didn't catch---share them with me in the comments!

Updating the playlist,
~C