#tvd Season 6 episode 7 soundtrack list

Wondering what songs were playing when Elena
and Damon slow danced, Stefan apologized to
Caroline for being a “jerk,” and Jo and Alaric
bonded over being formerly supernatural
creatures? Well, you’re in luck because we just
happen to have the soundtrack for The Vampire
Diaries Season 6 Episode 7: “Do You Remember?”
listed for your enjoyment below. That being said,
whip out those mp3 players, scroll on down, and
get ready to add a fresh batch of songs to your
TVD playlist!
“Budapest” by George Ezra: Plays when Liv
teachers how Tyler how to pour champagne into
flutes. It also arrives when Alaric and Jo arrive at
the Whitmore College fundraiser event.
“ Msk ” by Yellowcard: Plays when, much to
Damon’s dismay, Elena arrives to the fundraiser
with Liam as her date. Jo pokes fun at the
situation by listing all of Liam’s enviable qualities,
and a frustrated Damon compels Liam to go get
chardonnay while he whisks Elena off to the
dance floor.
“The Hardest Part” by Nina Nesbitt: Plays when
Damon and Elena are standing near the border of
Mystic Falls and he tells her about the last time
she told him that she loved him.
“ Belong ” by Cary Brothers: Plays when Damon
and Elena dance at the fundraiser party, and he
jogs her memory about all the fun times they’ve
had to together. (Psst! Check out our exclusive
interview with this talented musician here!)
“ How Long Do I Have To Wait For You? ” by
Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings: Plays when
Elena asks Damon to take her to the last spot
where she told him that she loved him.
“ Concrete Angel (acoustic) ” by Christina Novelli:
Plays when Stefan apologies to Caroline at the
hospital. He never meant to hurt her, but he
doesn’t feel the same way about her as she does
for him.
“ Another Love ” by Tom Odell: Plays at the end
when Damon stumbles into the cemetery with a
bottle of bourbon in tow and finds Bonnie’s teddy
bear, Ms. Cuddles, sitting outside the crypt. Also,
it played during the #DelenaRainKiss.
“Two Weeks ” by Grizzly Bear: Plays when Alaric
and Jo joke about being formerly supernatural
beings and make a toast to being “powerless and
ordinary.” It also plays when Luke drops by the
party to remind Liv not to get in too deep with
Tyler because their coven might call on them to
return home — and they won’t care if she’s in
love.