Artist	Song
Elbow	Mexican Standoff
from Leaders of the Free World (2008)
Billy Joel	Lullabye (Goodnight, My Angel)
from The Essential Billy Joel (2001)
Coldplay	Clocks
from A Rush of Blood to the Head (2002)
Keane	Hamburg Song
from Under the Iron Sea (2006)
Muse	The Small Print
from Absolution (2009)
The Killers	Mr. Brightside
from Hot Fuss (2004)
Muse	New Born
from Origin of Symmetry (2009)
Dashboard Confessional	Vindicated
from Dusk and Summer (2007)
Muse	Hysteria
from Absolution (2009)
Alanis Morissette	Uninvited
from City of Angels (Music from the Motion Picture) (2009)
My Chemical Romance	This Is How I Disappear
from The Black Parade (2006)
Travis	Luv
from The Man Who (Bonus Track Version) (2009)
Muse	Falling Away With You
from Absolution (2009)
Billy Idol	White Wedding, Pt. 1
from Billy Idol: Greatest Hits (2001)
The Beach Boys	Wouldn't It Be Nice
from Sounds of Summer - The Very Best of The Beach Boys (2003)
Blue October & Imogen Heap	Congratulations
from Foiled (2006)
Death Cab for Cutie	I Will Follow You Into the Dark
from Plans (2005)
Muse	Take a Bow
from Black Holes and Revelations (2009)
My Chemical Romance	The Sharpest Lives
from The Black Parade (2006)
Jack's Mannequin	Dark Blue
from Everything In Transit (2005)
Incubus	Earth to Bella, Pt. 1
from Light Grenades (2006)
Motion City Soundtrack	Point of Extinction
from Even If It Kills Me (2008)
Linkin Park	Pts. of. Athrty
from Reanimation (Bonus Track Version) (2006)
Muse	Assassin
from Black Holes and Revelations (2009)
Travis	Safe
from The Invisible Band (2009)

Comment:

The Twilight phenomenon was years away when Alanis Morissette wrote "Uninvited," but when it comes to the perils of Bella, Edward, and Jacob, her haunting song of unwanted attraction perfectly matches of the mood. Same goes for the Beach Boys and "Wouldn't It Be Nice," as it describes the joys of starting a new life together. Facing down danger to reap the rewards of love is what our Twilight Deep Cuts is all about, whether it's Dashboard Confessional's song of romantic strength, "Vindicated," the tender pledge of Billy Joel's "Lullabye (Goodnight, My Angel)," or the sweet sonic refuge of Travis' "Safe."

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