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  • "Little Mountain Town" is a good introduction to the show, especially for anyone who hasn't seen South Park before the movie. The viewer is introduced to the main cast, and are roughly presented with the plot as the boys have to resort to using a homeless guy in order to secure tickets to their movie.
  • "Uncle Fucka". Not only are we introduced to Terrance and Phillip, we get a awesome fart solo that contributes to Kenny's death and leads to him going to hell.
  • The song "Hell Isn't Good" that plays after Kenny is killed and sent to hell is sung by James Hetfield! Seriously!
  • "Up There", sung by Satan, tells of his desire to live where babies burp and flowers bloom. The ending is badass awesome: "IF ONLY I CAN LIVE UP THEEEEEEEEEERRRRRRRREEEEEEEEE!!!!! I WANNA LIVE, I WANNA LIVE UP WHOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!"
  • "I Can Change". Saddam Hussein sings this song, at least the South Park version. We are told that he is in hell because Saddam was killed by a pack of wild boars. Why is he saying that he can change? It is because Saddam comes off as wanting a homosexual relationship with Satan while Satan is non-committal about their relationship.
  • "Kyle's Mom's a Bitch", which first appeared in the Season 1 episode "Mr. Hankey, the Christmas Poo". The film turns the song into a bombastic, hilarious number for Eric Cartman. The ending is a top notch showstopper complete with an Oh, Crap! moment.
  • "What Would Brian Boitano Do?" The kids sing the song in order to provide inspiration to save Terrance and Phillip.
  • What do you do when the world is in trouble? If you are the boys of South Park, you form a group to rescue your heroes, and "La Resistance" is the battle song, performed by none other than Howard McGillin. Seriously though, this song is important because the entire world is against the boys. At this point in the movie, the parents have managed to convince the US Government to go to war against Canada, but mob rule is in effect as Terrance and Phillip are scheduled to be put to death during a USO Show. Finally, we find out that when Terrance and Phillip die, Satan will rise.
  • "Blame Canada". Like "La Resistance" this song is also a battle song, but sung by the adults of South Park as reasoning to blame somebody else instead of their own shortcomings that allowed the kids to view the movie in the first place. Here is the Oscar performance featuring Robin Williams.
  • The last song in the movie. "Eyes Of A Child". What an awesome way to say goodbye.
  • "I'm Super!", sung by Big Gay Al as he provides pre-war entertainment while offering social commentary at the same time.
  • "It's Easy, M'kay?", sung by Mr. Mackey as a way to inspire the kids to stop swearing. It doesn't work, but still a toe-tapper.

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