#SONGS IN FRIENDS SERIES SERIES#

'Friends Forever' is actually the opening credits theme for the Tony Randall series Love, Sydney, sung by the cast-providing a horrifying/awesome moment when the kid starts shrieking the lyrics.'Friends Forever' from the same episode counts as this, but with JD and Elliot.'Guy Love' from the Musical Episode of Scrubs, about JD and Turk's bromance.

#SONGS IN FRIENDS SERIES MOVIE#

Pooh's Heffalump Movie has a 'Shoulder to Shoulder', a song about Roo and Lumpy's budding friendship.

'If I Didn't Have You' by Billy Crystal and John Goodman as Mike and Sulley from Monsters, Inc.

Wreck-It Ralph: ' When Can I See You Again?' is a song about a friend having to go, but wanting to know when they can meet again.

Disney's The Jungle Book has 'That's What Friends Are For', sung to Mowgli by a quartet of vultures (who bear an astounding resemblance to The Beatles) in the style of a barbershop quartet.

'You've Got a Friend in Me' from Toy Story and its sequels.

James and the Giant Peach has the song 'Family', about how the denizens of the peach have come so far together because of James, and that they care for him just like family.

Oliver & Company: In 'Good Company' Jenny sings about how her and Oliver will always be friends.

My Little Pony: A New Generation: 'Looking Out for You' is a duet sung by Sunny and Izzy affirming their newfound friendship and how they promise to keep each other safe on their journey.

The Fox and the Hound: 'Best Of Friends' is this for the film it's a song about best friends having fun together.

Barbie & The Diamond Castle, a film about The Power of Friendship, has Liana and Alexa sing 'Connected' about how much they love being best friends ( or more, according to a large portion of the fanbase).

'A Girl Like You' is less on the nose but also counts.

Barbie in The Princess and the Pauper in the full-length version of 'Written in Your Heart' has Anneliese and Erika sing 'You and I will always be / celebrating life together / I know I have found a friend forevermore!'.

It's a duet between Fievel (a mouse) and Tiger (a good cat) about how they'd make good friends because they have a lot in common.

Asteroid in Love's ending theme YЕЌzora is mainly about the importance of friends (or one friend) in the path to the Goal in Life.

The second English CD features a song (not used on the show) called 'Who Do You Think You Are?', a duet between Sailors Moon and Mars that plays up their status as Vitriolic Best Buds but emphasizes that they are still friends, no matter how much they argue.

'Call My Name (And I'll Be There)' was sung by Raye (Sailor Mars) in the episode 'Raye's Day in the Spotlight,' and 'Only a Memory Away' was featured in 'Sailor Mercury Moving On?', sung from the perspective of Amy as she prepares to leave Japan to study abroad, leaving the other Sailor Scouts behind.

The original English dub of Sailor Moon featured a few of these, including two that made it onto the first American soundtrack CD.

You who stands out is family' is the most wonderful verse of the song and it deeply connects everyone in the franchise. Even if we're separated, our hands can be connected the smiling face I want to protect. 'In the blue sky, extend your hands and see.

The Reborn! (2004) anime has a song called 'Yakusoku no Basho E', known as 'Family - Kai' too, which is a Friendship Song for the whole Vongola Family.

Kei left the mall they were staying at, but we later learn she turned into a zombie.

One ending for School-Live! features the English language Grief Song 'We Took Each Other's Hand' about Miki missing her best friend Kei.

The Tamagotchi anime has been doing this a lot since 2009.

Yu-Gi-Oh! has 'No Matter What', which sings about Yugi and Joey's friendship up to that point in the show, and how they both have people they want to protect, and that even though they have to duel each other, 'they'll still be friends to the very end'.In Hetalia: Axis Powers, we have England's song 'My Friend', in which England talks about his friends Brownie, Pixy and the Unicorn (England has been shown in a couple of episodes talking with his imaginary friends).

Songs in friends series