Musical Numbers
- "Shpadoinkle" - Alferd
- "That's All I'm Asking For" - George, Alferd, Shannon, Frank, Swan, Humphrey
- "When I Was on Top of You" - Alferd
- "Trapper Song" - Frenchy (voice of Parker)
- "This Side of Me" - Polly
- "Let's Build a Snowman" - Swan
- "Hang the Bastard" - Company
Contrasting with the musical's dark comedy are its cheerful songs, all composed by Trey Parker, including "Let's Build a Snowman," "On Top of You," "Hang the Bastard," and "Shpadoinkle" (pronounced Shpah-doink-ul). The last of these is a transparent parody of the song "Oh, What a Beautiful Morning" from the Rodgers & Hammerstein musical Oklahoma!.
Two songs that were originally going to be in the film, but later taken out, were "Shatterproof" and "Don't Be Stupid". An interview with Ian Keldin (Bell) said that Trey thought "Shatterproof" (which was going to be a rap song) made Packer seem too tough.
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