Here you will find the lyrics to every song and instrumental piece included in The Labyrinth, and a short analysis of what we think each brings to the film. All Labyrinth soundtrack titles are by David Bowie and composer Trevor Jones. The Labyrinth soundtrack is a delicious example of ’80s Bowie vocals. Maybe it’s because of of the fairly straightforward pop-style, but Bowie’s voice really opens up in these tracks, particularly on Underground and Magic Dance.
Along with appearing in the Labyrinth movie, the songs are also available on the Labyrinth soundtrack album, originally released in 1989.
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Labyrinth Soundtrack
Opening Titles (Including Underground)
Into The Labyrinth (no lyrics)
Sarah (no lyrics)
Hallucination (no lyrics)
The Goblin Battle (no lyrics)
Thirteen O’Clock (no lyrics)
Home At Last (no lyrics)
#1 by Hogbrain on September 26, 2010 - 9:29 pm
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I kind of wish Hoggle had some kind of song. I bet he crooned like Burl Ives.
#2 by Amanda Goodman on March 6, 2011 - 10:45 am
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This is my fav movie…, i love the screen effects,an all the characters. The meaning it displayed made absolutely perfect sense…it hecka rocks an then some.!!
#3 by kristen richens on June 23, 2011 - 5:23 pm
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iLOVEthe LABYRINTH….. <3
#4 by Queen Vee on December 5, 2011 - 8:27 pm
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i have to say that David Bowie is really hot in this movie, he plays Jareth in the best possible way