Year of release 2014

Songs 25

Album time 57:18

Genre list Theatre/Soundtrack

1
The 1000 Year Comet
 
1:08
2
Meeting The Fairies
 
1:02
3
Going To See The Queen
 
2:32
4
Nyx And Queen Clarion
 
1:49
5
A Starry Night
 
1:38
6
The Storm Approaches
 
1:46
7
Building The Towers
 
3:12
8
Nyx Chases Gruff
 
0:53
9
The Scouts Capture Gruff
 
3:00
10
He Saved Me / The Transformation
 
3:32
11
Collecting Lightning
 
1:44
12
Float
feat Kt Tunstall
3:15
13
Into The Eye Of The Storm
 
2:45
14
Fawn And Gruff Fall From The Sky / Mourning Fawn
 
2:43
15
Rebuilding Pixie Hollow
 
2:19
16
Strange Sight Reprise
feat Kt Tunstall
1:08
17
Saying Goodnight
 
1:53
18
1000 Years
feat Kt Tunstall
3:17
19
A Strange Cry
 
2:00
20
Fawn Discovers Gruff
 
2:40
21
Observing Odd Behavior
 
2:45
22
Becoming Friends
 
1:38
23
Strange Sight
feat Kt Tunstall
2:45
24
Naming Gruff
 
2:46
25
The Scouts Hunt For Gruff
 
3:17

Tinker Bell And The Legend Of The NeverBeast (Original Soundtrack) by Joel McNeely is collected here with album-level details for quick browsing It is useful for listeners checking release facts, song names and related album details.

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