Year of release 2012

Songs 34

Album time 53:04

Genre list Theatre/Soundtrack

1
Hell On Wheels Main Title
 
0:35
2
Weak Of Heart
 
2:30
3
Cullen The Hero
 
0:59
4
Survey Lily
 
1:05
5
Going To Church
 
1:06
6
Ruth And Joseph Kiss
 
2:23
7
Black Powder Is Here
 
0:53
8
Searching Johnson's Tent
 
2:06
9
Elam Victorious
 
1:28
10
Drink To Feed Fire
 
2:02
11
Powder Go Boom
 
1:25
12
Raiding The Camp
 
1:23
13
Going Hunting
 
1:38
14
Railroad Gave Us Freedom
 
0:51
15
Don't Know The Bible
 
1:00
16
Explosion Aftermath
 
1:54
17
Building A Town
 
0:45
18
Cullen Escapes
 
1:52
19
The Sacrifice Is Over
 
1:34
20
Grow Old And Die Together
 
0:59
21
It's All Over Now
 
2:14
22
Durant Suggests A Race
 
2:38
23
Townspeople Return
 
1:41
24
Well Done Elam
 
1:44
25
Ruth Goes To The Fight
 
2:57
26
Bridge Of Bodies
 
1:53
27
Stay Home With Elam
 
1:26
28
Looking For Frank Harper
 
0:53
29
Pepper Juice
 
0:56
30
And They're Off
 
2:03
31
Lily Does Some Sewing
 
1:17
32
Men Like Us
 
0:57
33
Authors Of Their Destruction
 
2:14
34
Hell On Wheels Main Title (Extended Version)
 
1:59

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