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* ''WesternAnimation/HazbinHotel'''s "Ready for This" is a {{Princess|Classic}} both rallying a group of her subjects to face a murderous invading force[[note]](the "egging on demonic cannibal horde so they will rend an angelic host apart to devour" part is both incidental and difficult to criticize given the circumstances)[[/note]] and trying to convince herself, someone habitually shy of asserting her authority and having never ran anything more than a small rehab center, that she can lead the battle against the aforementioned invasion.
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* ''WesternAnimation/HazbinHotel'''s "Ready for This" is a {{Princess|Classic}} both rallying a group of her subjects to face a murderous invading force[[note]](the "egging on demonic cannibal horde so they will rend an angelic host apart to devour" part is both incidental and difficult to criticize given the circumstances)[[/note]] and trying to convince herself, someone habitually shy of asserting her authority and having who has never ran anything more than a small rehab center, clinic, that she can lead the battle against the aforementioned invasion.invasion.
-->'''Charlie''': ''(softly as she faces away from the cheering crowd with an apprehensive expression)'' "I really hope that I'm ready for this."
-->'''Charlie''': ''(softly as she faces away from the cheering crowd with an apprehensive expression)'' "I really hope that I'm ready for this."
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* ''WesternAnimation/HazbinHotel'''s "Ready for This" is a {{Princess|Classic}} both rallying a group of her subjects to face a murderous invading force[[note]](the "egging on demonic cannibal horde so they will rend an angelic host apart to devour" part is both incidental and difficult to criticize given the circumstances)[[/note]] and trying to convince herself, someone habitually shy of asserting her authority and having never ran anything more than a small rehab center, that she can lead the battle against the aforementioned invasion.
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The heroes don't necessarily have to succeed- strictly speaking they don't even have to live past the endeavor, but the Song of Courage at least makes them [[RuleOfCool look cool]] as they fall. The Song isn't about [[DoNotGoGentle not going gentle into that good night]] -- it's about [[NotAfraidToDie triumph against the fear of death]], and the people singing it may simply be awaiting their imminent deaths, knowing that trying to fight it won't help.
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The heroes don't necessarily have to succeed- succeed -- strictly speaking they don't even have to live past the endeavor, but the Song of Courage at least makes them [[RuleOfCool look cool]] as they fall. The Song isn't about [[DoNotGoGentle not going gentle into that good night]] -- it's about [[NotAfraidToDie triumph against the fear of death]], and the people singing it may simply be awaiting their imminent deaths, knowing that trying to fight it won't help.
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* From ''Finding Nemo: The Big Blue... And Beyond!'' (the stage musical version of ''WesternAnimation/FindingNemo'') the song "We Swim Together" is this overlapped with FriendshipSong.
* From ''Finding Nemo: The Big Blue... And Beyond!'' (the stage musical version of ''WesternAnimation/FindingNemo'') the song "We Swim Together" is this overlapped with FriendshipSong.
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* The [[WanderingMinstrel Bard]] class in ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'' and other games, often singing songs that make his allies litterally immune to fear.
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* The [[WanderingMinstrel Bard]] class in ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'' and other games, often singing songs that make his allies litterally literally immune to fear.
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Sister trope of TheSongBeforeTheStorm. Subtrope of BravadoSong.
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Sister trope of TheSongBeforeTheStorm. Subtrope of BravadoSong.
BravadoSong. Can overlap with PepTalkSong if the courage is being sung to whoever needs it.
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* The Pied Piper plays one (crossed with ThePowerOfRock) in the "Countdown" arc, using {{Music/Queen}}'s "The Show Must Go On," a song that probably qualifies for the trope all by itself given the fact that Music/FreddieMercury was dying of AIDS-related complications at the time it was recorded.
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* The Pied Piper plays one (crossed with ThePowerOfRock) in the "Countdown" arc, using {{Music/Queen}}'s Music/{{Queen|Band}}'s "The Show Must Go On," a song that probably qualifies for the trope all by itself given the fact that Music/FreddieMercury was dying of AIDS-related complications at the time it was recorded.
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* "Do You Hear the People Sing?" from ''Theatre/LesMiserables''.
* "Into the Fire" from ''Film/TheScarletPimpernel''.
* "Hoist the Colors" from ''Film/PiratesOfTheCaribbeanAtWorldsEnd''
* "Do You Hear the People Sing?" from ''Theatre/LesMiserables''.
* "Into the Fire" from ''Film/TheScarletPimpernel''.
* "Hoist the Colors" from ''Film/PiratesOfTheCaribbeanAtWorldsEnd''
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* "Do You Hear the People Sing?" from ''Theatre/LesMiserables''.
* "Into the Fire" from ''Film/TheScarletPimpernel''.
* "Hoist the Colors" from ''Film/PiratesOfTheCaribbeanAtWorldsEnd''
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TjvKZHJeayg "Men of Harlech"]] from ''Film/{{Zulu}}''. (And, for that matter, the Zulus' singing.)
* The reprise of "The World Will Know" from ''Film/{{Newsies}}.''
* A rare RealLife example in ''Film/{{Harriet}}'', which portrays the historically-accurate use of traditional spirituals by UsefulNotes/HarrietTubman to communicate with enslaved loved ones and encourage her "passengers" on the Underground Railroad.
* The reprise of "The World Will Know" from ''Film/{{Newsies}}.''
* A rare RealLife example in ''Film/{{Harriet}}'', which portrays the historically-accurate use of traditional spirituals by UsefulNotes/HarrietTubman to communicate with enslaved loved ones and encourage her "passengers" on the Underground Railroad.
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* "Do You Hear the People Sing?" from ''Theatre/LesMiserables''.
* "Into the Fire" from ''Film/TheScarletPimpernel''.
* "Hoist the Colors" from ''Film/PiratesOfTheCaribbeanAtWorldsEnd''
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TjvKZHJeayg "Men of Harlech"]] from ''Film/{{Zulu}}''. (And, for that matter, the Zulus' singing.)
* The reprise of "The World Will Know" from ''Film/{{Newsies}}.''
* A rare RealLife example in ''Film/{{Harriet}}'', which portrays the historically-accurate use of traditional spirituals by UsefulNotes/HarrietTubman to communicate with enslaved loved ones and encourage her "passengers" on the Underground Railroad.
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* "Do You Hear the People Sing?" from ''Theatre/LesMiserables''.
* "Into the Fire" from ''Film/TheScarletPimpernel''.
* "Hoist the Colors" from ''Film/PiratesOfTheCaribbeanAtWorldsEnd''
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TjvKZHJeayg "Men of Harlech"]] from ''Film/{{Zulu}}''. (And, for that matter, the Zulus' singing.)
* The reprise of "The World Will Know" from ''Film/{{Newsies}}.''
* A rare RealLife example in ''Film/{{Harriet}}'', which portrays the historically-accurate use of traditional spirituals by UsefulNotes/HarrietTubman to communicate with enslaved loved ones and encourage her "passengers" on the Underground Railroad.
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Sister trope of TheSongBeforeTheStorm.
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Sister trope of TheSongBeforeTheStorm.
TheSongBeforeTheStorm. Subtrope of BravadoSong.
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* In the ''Series/SesameStreet'' animated special ''[[Literature/TheMonsterAtTheEndOfThisBook The Monster At the End of This Story]]'', Grover's friends all sing the song "Have Courage" to tell him about times when they were brave in the past and to help him see that he can courage too to face the monster.
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* "Into the Fire" from ''The Scarlet Pimpernel''.
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* "Into the Fire" from ''The Scarlet Pimpernel''.''Film/TheScarletPimpernel''.
