Young Americans (TV Series) - Music

Music

Six packs and Big Macs keep us rolling down the road
Cigarettes and coffee, wherever we go
Learn to appreciate those simple little things
And open up our arms to what the road may bring

People all around us, they shower us with love
You better keep it coming 'cause we just can't get enough
Where would we be without a little love?
You can't get by without a little love
Everybody needs a little bit of love, sometimes
(You bring the pack, and we bring the six pack)

Lyrics from the unmodified version of Six Pacs

Throw all your backpacks, we'll be rolling down the road
Big dreams and wild schemes, wherever we go
People all around us, they shower us with love
You better keep it coming 'cause we just can't get enough
Where would we be without a little love?
You can't get by without a little love
Everybody needs a little bit of love, sometimes

Lyrics from the modified/full opening theme version of Six Pacs
  • Nick Drake - "Pink Moon" (ep 1.1 and 1.7)
  • The Getaway People - "Six Pacs" (modified) (ep 1.1 and theme song)
  • Nick Drake - "From the Morning" (ep 1.1)
  • Blur - "Tender" (ep 1.1)
  • Hans Zimmer - "You're so cool" (ep 1.1)
  • Israel Kamakawiwo'ole - "Over the Rainbow" (ep 1.1 and 1.8)
  • Crash Poets - "Goodbye" (ep 1.2)
  • Nick Drake - "Which Will" (ep 1.3)
  • Kate Bosworth as Bella Banks - "The Way You Look Tonight" (ep. 1.4)
  • Julius La Rosa - "The Way You Look Tonight" (ep. 1.4)
  • David Gray - "This Years Love" (ep. 1.5)
  • Salt-N-Pepa - "Let's Talk About Sex" (ep. 1.5)
  • David Gray - "Sail Away" (ep 1.5)
  • David Gray - "Please Forgive Me" (Album Version) (ep 1.5)
  • Nick Drake - "Place to Be" (ep 1.7)
  • Nick Drake - "Things Behind the Sun" (ep 1.7)
  • Brooke Lundy - "Fernando" (ep 1.8)

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