Soundtrack
| # | Song/Artist | Scene |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | "Bound for the Floor" – Performed by Local H (Written by Scott Lucas) | Josie sits in the Undertaker's car as he checks on a dead body in the back. They drive off into the distance. Song continues into end credits. |
| 2 | "Hands on the Bible" – Performed by Local H (Written by Scott Lucas) | Gus plants a bottle in the police car and they all push it into a tree. The gang drive in the car. Gus complains they're driving too slow. Gus and Charlie argue. |
| 3 | Engel – Written and Performed by Rammstein | Josie searches the warehouse with her gun drawn. Same with Charlie. Gus grabs the money from the car but is caught by Chester. |
| 4 | Blinking Lights (For You) – Performed by Eels (Written by Mark Oliver Everett) | Opening credits. Charlie pushes his daughter on the swings until Isabella arrives. |
| 5 | But I Did Not – Written and Performed by Howe Gelb | Charlie goes into the Monkey Wrench bar to meet Gus. He goes to leave but Gus grabs him. They sit at a table and Gus explains his plan. |
| 6 | Fin De Siècle – Performed by Noir Désir, remixed by Andrej (Written by Bertrand Cantat and Noir Désir) | Josie makes the phonecall to the Reverend Smalls in the phonebox. she demands $200,000. |
| 7 | Money (That's What I Want) – Performed by Barrett Strong (Written by Janie Bradford and Berry Gordy) | Charlie rakes leaves as and his daughter causes trouble. Charlie narrates. |
| 8 | Love of the Loveless – Performed by Eels (Written by Mark Oliver Everett)) | Gus pulls a pair of tights over his face and knocks on the Reverend Smalls' door. Charlie enters the bar in order to provide the alibi for Gus. Except the blind guy is in the bar. |
| 9 | Stabat Mater – Composed by Giovanni Battista Pergolesi (as Giovanni Pergolesi) | Charlie stares a model of Jesus and explains to Gus that Jesus is crying. |
| 10 | Sacred Darling – Performed by Gogol Bordello (Written by Eugene Hütz) | Gus explains to Josie what has happened so far after she shoves an axe in Mrs Smalls head. |
| 11 | The Soldier – Performed by Martin Craft as M. Craft (Written by Martin Craft) | Charlie dies and Josie find the money missing. A phone rings in Charlie's house and is message is left. Charlie's daughter draws on the money. Gus and Charlie's desks at the call centre are vacant. |
| 12 | Sister Sister – Performed by Baxter Dury (Written by Baxter Dury) | 2nd song in end credits. After an outtake. |
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