Goodnight

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"Goodnight, Professor Litefoot" was a song sung by Ellie Higson after George Litefoot left her at a bar to return to the New Regency Theatre. She sung because she was near the Scorchies. (AUDIO: Encore of the Scorchies)

Songs original to Doctor Who

Songs from television stories

First	"The Ballad of the Last Chance Saloon"

Second	"Chromophone Band"

Third	"Venusian lullaby"

Fifth	"The King's Song"

Tenth	"Song for Ten" • "Love Don't Roam" • "My Angel Put the Devil in Me" • "The Stowaway" • Songs of Freedom and Captivity • "We Shall Fare Well" • "Vale Decem"

Eleventh	"Abigail's Song" • "Long Song"

Twelfth	"Clara"

Fifteenth	"The Goblin Song" • "I've Got a Dog" • "I Love You, You Love Me" • "Twist at the End"

Class	"Nightvisitor" • "The Lost"

Songs from audio stories

Songs from prose

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"The Twist at the End"

An "original song" is a piece of music that has vocal accompaniment that debuted on Doctor Who, or a Doctor Who spin-off.

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