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[[:Category:Songs from the real world|Songs from the real world]] are those songs which were established to exist in the [[Doctor Who universe|''Doctor Who'' universe]], but originated in the real world. In other words, | [[:Category:Songs from the real world|Songs from the real world]] are those songs which were established to exist in the [[Doctor Who universe|''Doctor Who'' universe]], but which originated in the real world. In other words, a song in this category was not created for use in a ''[[Doctor Who]]'' episode, nor any show within the larger franchise, but it was nevertheless heard or sung by a DWU character. | ||
The following suggestions guide organization of other types of song: | |||
* If it was in a DWU story and appeared to be heard or sung by characters in the narrative, but originated in the DWU — like "[[The Ballad of the Last Chance Saloon]]" — it's best put in '''[[:Category:Songs]]'''. | |||
* If it was featured on the soundtrack for an episode, but '''not''' heard by characters in the narrative — like "[[Song for Ten]]" or the [[Doctor Who theme]] — it's a part of '''[[:Category:Incidental and theme music]] | |||
* If it was not featured in any way in an episode, but was strictly a merchandising tie-in — like "[[Who is the Doctor]]" — then it belongs to '''[[:Category:Songs about the Doctor Who universe]]'''. | |||
[[Category:Songs]] | [[Category:Songs]] | ||
[[Category:Cultural references from the real world]] | [[Category:Cultural references from the real world]] | ||
