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Season 1 – Episode 4
Season 1 – Episode 5
Season 1 – Episode 6
Season 1 – Episode 7
Season 1 – Episode 8
Season 1 – Episode 9
Season 1 – Episode 10
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Indie rock band Amber Run’s ‘Amen‘ was that devastatingly sad song playing on the latest episode of 9-1-1: Lone Star yesterday — 9-1-1: Lone Star, Season 3, Episode 8, “In the Unlikely Event of an Emergency“.

The song was heard during the scene where the plane Owen and TK are on safely lands, and then in the flashback as TK and Gwyn are arriving in California.

Amber Run’s ‘Amen’ is from the band’s four-track EP The Assembly, which came out in May 2018 via Easy Life Records.

Three of the four tracks, including the utterly gorgeous ‘Amen‘, were also released as singles from the EP.

The current line up of Amber Run consists of Joshua Keogh,Tom Sperring and Henry Wyeth.

Related: K7’s ‘Come Back Baby Come‘ showed up on 9-1-1: Lone Star and it was fabulous

The band has been together since 2012 when all three, plus previous band members Felix Archer and Will Jones, were students at the University of Nottingham.

A university all five dropped out of when they realized they preferred playing music to studying.

Listen to Amber Run’s ‘Amen‘ from 9-1-1: Lone Star in the lyric video and on the indie band’s The Assembly EP, and learn more about the band on their official website.

Because isn’t this song the loveliest thing? Doesn’t that violin kill you? And when he screams “Amen” over and over again, doesn’t it just destroy you?

And are those real angels in the magazines?
Oh, is there a heaven? You’d know now you’ve been
Are those real stars that hang in the sky?
Or are they man-made, a trick of the light?

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Listen to all songs from the first season of 9-1-1. A complete playlist.

Each song from the 10 episodes is equipped with a scene description and an audio sample. In the first season of 9-1-1 37 songs can be heard.

Season 1 – Episode 1

Pilot

Song:	Listen on:
Firework - Katy Perry Scene: Bobby talks about his sins. The song is the ringtone of the new priest.
Bad Reputation - Bass Drum Of Death Scene: The fire department's driving through traffic.
Under Pressure - Queen & David Bowie Scene: Buck gets to keep his job.
Heroes - Peter Gabriel Scene:

Season 1 – Episode 2

Let Go

Song:	Listen on:
Mess Around - Cage the Elephant Scene: Devon and Chad are getting ready for the roller coaster ride.
No Scrubs - TLC Scene: Athena and Hen go to a site where a man was attacked by a dog.

Season 1 – Episode 3

Next Of Kin

Song:	Listen on:
Fade Into You - Mazzy Star Scene: Jimmy is proposing to Tatiana. But she rejects it.
Woman - Wolfmother Scene: Jimmy is upset when they tell him Tatiana is not right for him.

Season 1 – Episode 4

Worst Day Ever

Song:	Listen on:
Heavenfaced - The National Scene: Song is just before the plane sinks to hear. Bobby saves a woman.
Finesse (Remix) [feat. Cardi B] - Bruno Mars Scene: Athena is talking to the boys mobbing her daughter.

Season 1 – Episode 5

Point Of Origin

Song:	Listen on:
Pee Loon - Mohit Chauhan Scene: Song can be heard at the beginning of the episode.	---
Bhootni Ke (From "Singh Is Kinng") - Daler Mehndi Scene:
Do It Again - Steely Dan Scene: Just before explaining how Bobby "killed a family".
Bottom of the Deep Blue Sea - Missio Scene: Abby and Buck are talking on the phone.
Grey (feat. Ludacris) - LeToya Luckett Scene: Athena and Hen talk about their problems.
Pee Loon Hoto Ki Sargam - Mohit Chauchan Scene:	---

Season 1 – Episode 6

Heartbreaker

Song:	Listen on:
Fly Me to the Moon (feat. Count Basie and His Orchestra) - Frank Sinatra Scene: Song can be heard at the beginning of the episode.
Lust for Life - Iggy Pop Scene: Bobby says he misses his wife.
There Goes My Heart - Nat "King" Cole Scene: The police are transporting orange to the hospital.
Heartbeats - José González Scene: Song can be heard at the end of the episode.

Season 1 – Episode 7

Full Moon

Song:	Listen on:
Bad Moon Rising - Creedence Clearwater Revival Scene: A little girl is stuck.
I Got the Feelin' - James Brown Scene: Song can be heard during the yoga class. Three women go into labor.
Sweetest Kill - Broken Social Scene Scene: Song can be heard at the end of the episode.
He Needs Me (feat. Shelley Duvall from "Popeye") - Jon Brion Scene:

Season 1 – Episode 8

Karma’s A Bitch

Song:	Listen on:
Karma Chameleon - Culture Club Scene: Song can be heard during the fire department scene.
Round and Round - Ratt Scene: Flashback: A man leaves his dog in the car.
Instant Karma! (We All Shine On) - John Lennon, The Plastic Ono Band & Yoko Ono Scene: Bobby is talking to the priest.
You Oughta Know - Alanis Morissette Scene: A dentist is being followed by a tiger at the zoo. A flashback follows.
Dedication - Dream System 8 Scene: Athena is in a bar getting a drink.
Some Kind of Love - The Killers Scene: Bobby is calling the hospital. He wants to know if the baby he donated blood for survived.

Season 1 – Episode 9

Trapped

Song:	Listen on:
Trapped - Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band Scene: Song can be heard at the beginning of the episode.
I Dare You - The XX Scene: Abby is going to a meeting with Buck.
Home To You - Tom Rhodes Scene: Athena and Aaron are having dinner.
I Of The Storm - Of Monsters and Men Scene: Song can be heard at the end of the episode.
Sunny - Stevie Wonder Scene: