Opening

Jeff Cardoni

Soft piano‑guitar cue over the funeral montage that kicks everything off.

Scrapbook

Jeff Cardoni

Plays as Arvilla flips through old photos, hinting at all the road‑trip memories.

Catch the Wind

Donovan

First cruise down the highway—top down, hair everywhere—total boomer‑folk vibes.

I Feel Like Dynamite

King Floyd

Blasts on the motel radio while Margene plays air‑tambourine—energy levels spike.

Mama Told Me Not To Come

Lazlo Bane

Vegas detour! Slot‑machines flashing and this funky cover sets the goofy tone.

Supply & Demand

Amos Lee

Laid‑back strummer drifting over a desert sunrise shot, coffee steam swirling.

Cha Cha

Chelo

The ladies attempt a hopeless salsa lesson in a roadside bar—cue this Latin banger.

Under The Waves

Pete Droge

Rolls in under Bryce Canyon panoramas—feels like driving through a postcard.

Shining from Heaven

Bob Sinclar

Plays poolside at the cheesy Vegas motel; Gloria claims it's her 'theme song'.

Wounded

Nik Kershaw

Quiet night drive; conversation turns serious and this ’00s power ballad hums low.

Bo Leaves

Jeff Cardoni

Short bittersweet cue when the hitchhiker hops out and waves goodbye.

Driving to Bryce

Jeff Cardoni

Plucky guitars and brushed drums while the convertible winds toward Bryce Canyon.

Bryce Ashes

Jeff Cardoni

Tender strings swell as Arvilla releases the first handful of Joe’s ashes to the wind.

Unclouded Day

Johnny Cash

Gospel classic pours from a Utah diner jukebox—ladies hum along between pie bites.

One More Stop

Jeff Cardoni

Brief hopeful cue underscoring the ‘one last adventure’ pact before California.

Put Your Heart Into It

Sherrié Austin

Margene’s karaoke mic‑drop moment—she belts this with zero shame.

That Girl Is Bad

Giles Corey

Bar fight brewing in the background? This gritty blues riff says yep.

The High Cost of Low Living

Allman Brothers Band

Plays from the Bonneville’s tinny dash speakers after a budget‑motel reality check.

I Got Sugar in My Pant

The Titty Twisters Orchestra

Goofy strip‑club scene in Vegas—they walk in, instantly regret it, cue this ditty.

Down The Track (as heard in Bonneville)

Bobby Messano

Montage of rolling railroad cars as the trio contemplates the miles behind them.

Finale

Jeff Cardoni

Gentle closure over the Pacific‑coast ash‑scatter—tears, hugs, roll credits.