Take On Me

a-ha

Plays as the Marsh, Broflovski and Stotch families were driving to Aspen, Colorado.

The Safety Dance

Men Without Hats

The boys are invited to a dance to save the teen recreational center. Butters Stotch dances to a beat sounding like the, "Safety Dance".

Trying to antagonize Stan Marsh into a re-match ski race on the K-13 mountain, Tad interrupts the dance party and proceeds to sing this badly written, and poorly performed, song on an electric guitar.

Montage of Stan Marsh learning how to ski.

Don't You (Forget About Me)

Simple Minds

Stan Marsh wins the race of K-13.

End credits

Butters and True Feaks Union sing.

Stan is lowered into the barn, Mission Impossible style.

Theme song for the Russell Crowe Fightin' Around The World show.

Cartman is excited to receive his Sea People kit and imagines how he'd like to leave his world to live among them.

Chef begins to sing this to the boys, after they tell him that they think they killed Ms. Choksondik.

Randy Marsh has a daydream about what the Priests may have had planned for the the younger church populace, including Butters Stotch, Tweek Tweak, and Stan Marsh.

The Stars and Stripes Forever

John Philip Sousa

Hat McCullough is pardoned.

While the boys are building the ladder to heaven, in an attempt to reach Kenny McCormick, they run out of building material. Eventually, Alan Jackson arrives to sing this song in support.

Lemmiwinks's journey through Mr. Slave's rectum.

When the Biggest Douche in the Universe Committee brought psychic John Edward to their awards show, he wins the honor of being crowned the The Biggest Douche in the Universe out of two other contestants.

The song is played in the style of 1980's sit-com montage, showing images of Stan Marsh his future self trying to live together. Stan shows his disgust and humiliation of being around his future self throughout.

Jimmy Valmer sings this song at the Sputh Park Christmas Tree Lighting. Because of Jimmy's speech impediment, the song takes the length of the episode for him to finish.

Eric Cartman and Mr. Hankey sing about the train as they ride with Stan Marsh and Kyle Broflovski.