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This article is a list of production music used in the series starting with the letter D.

List of production music contents

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Dachshund Walk[]

Main article: Dachshund Walk

Dachshund Walk was composed by John Fox and Mac Prindy.

Daisy Chain[]

Daisy Chain was composed by Harold Smart.

Da Jodel-Rudel[]

Da Jodel-Rudel was composed by Werner Brueggemann.

  • 123-124. "Truth or Square" - "I can finally use my "leader hat" and my lederhosen!"

Dämonen U. Urgewalten[]

Dämonen U. Urgewalten, also known as Menacing and Elemental Power, was composed by Gerhard Trede.

  • 15a. "Sleepy Time" - "I came here to hear beautiful music!"; King glares down at Squidward.

Damsel In Distress[]

Damsel In Distress was composed by David Lindup.

  • 269a. "Under the Small Top" - Circus sea fleas continue biting Squidward's chin and get him in the oven.

Dance Floor[]

Dance Floor was composed by Dave Arch, David Arnold, and Simon D. Chamberlain.

Dance Macabre[]

Dance Macabre was composed by Keith Mansfield. It is a thematic to the APM track, "The Pursuit of Power."

  • 66. "Dunces and Dragons" - "The Dungeon Master has brought the prisoners you asked for."
  • 77b. "Rule of Dumb" - Patrick takes Harold's Krabby Patty; Patrick takes the comic book fish's comic book collection; King Patrick moves Squidward's house; Tiny SpongeBob escapes Patrick's throne room.

Dance Of The Elves[]

Dance Of The Elves was composed by Paddy Kingsland.

Dance Of The Fumblers[]

Dance Of The Fumblers was composed by Sam Spence.

Dance of the Herald Angels[]

Dance of the Herald Angels was composed by Alan Moorhouse.

Dance Of The Lights[]

Dance Of The Lights was composed by Buddy Baker.

The Patrick Star Show[]

  • 6b. "Bunny the Barbarian" - Bunny explains that the jewel is a vacuum attachment; Bunny rubs her face on the carpet; Bunny teaches the dust demon to drink milk out of a glass.

Dance of the Macabre[]

Dance of the Macabre was composed by Sean Elder.

Dancing In Dreamland (A)[]

Dancing In Dreamland (A) was composed by Ron Goodwin.

Dancing Silhouette[]

Dancing Silhouette was composed by Harry Breuer and Jean-Jacques Perrey.

SpongeBob SquarePants[]

  • 248b. "Squid's on a Bus" - Squidward checking his mirror while he sees SpongeBob.

The Patrick Star Show[]

  • 19b. "Fun & Done!" - Patrick's stomach eats his food; Patrick feeds his stomach a bagel; We just sat on the floor quietly for about 11 minutes.
  • 30a. "The Wrath of Shmandor" - Scientist invents television.
  • 33a. "Chum Bucket List" - ”Oh, we're customers."; "They probably just forgot."

Dancing The Hula[]

Main article: Dancing The Hula

Dancing The Hula was composed by Kapono Beamer.

Dandy Andy[]

Dandy Andy was composed by Roger Roger.

Danger[]

Danger has two versions, one composed by Jack Shaindlin and the other composed by Paul Lewis.

(Jack Shaindlin version)[]

  • 242b. "Gary & Spot" - All the animals locked up in cages.

(Paul Lewis version)[]

Kamp Koral: SpongeBob's Under Years[]

Danger Cue 1[]

Danger Cue 1 was composed by Cor Bolten. It features "Death Clock F" by Dick de Benedictis.

Danger Force[]

Danger Force was composed by Norman Dane.

  • 75a. "Squidtastic Voyage" - Submarine lands in Squidward's stomach; Squidward's esophagus; "This stupid hammer won't break anything."

Danger HQ[]

Main article: Danger HQ

Danger HQ was composed by Norman Dane.

Danger Lurks[]

Danger Lurks was composed by C Bartholdy.

Danger Lurks 2[]

Danger Lurks 2 was composed by Harry Bluestone and Emil Cadkin.

  • 36a. "Graveyard Shift" - "The phone will ring and there will be nobody there."

Danger Man 2[]

Danger Man 2 was composed by Norman Dane.

  • 146b. "Earworm" - "Let's just rip the little sucker out."

Danger Sign[]

Main article: Danger Sign

Danger Sign was composed by Harry Bluestone and Emil Cadkin.

Danger Zone[]

Main article: Danger Zone

Danger Zone was composed by Mike Sunderland.

A Dangerous Affair [#30][]

A Dangerous Affair [#30] was composed by Richard Myhill.

Dangerous[]

Main article: Dangerous

Dangerous was composed by Mladen Franko.

Dangerous Seas[]

Dangerous Seas was composed by Joseph Engleman.

  • 28a. "Super Stars" - The crowd is angry at the Super Stars.

Danse Comique[]

Main article: Danse Comique

Danse Comique was composed by Kenny Graham.

Daphne's Dilemma[]

Daphne's Dilemma was composed by David Lindup.

Dapper Don[]

Dapper Don was composed by Frank Chacksfield.

  • 23a. "Big Pink Loser" - Montage of Patrick trying to accomplish his goal of getting an award by working at the Krusty Krab.
  • 49b. "Rock-a-Bye Bivalve" - Montage of SpongeBob, Patrick and the baby scallop living their "average" lives.

Daring Dexters[]

Daring Dexters was composed by Sidney Torch.

Daring Escape[]

Daring Escape was composed by Kenneth Essex.

SpongeBob SquarePants[]

The Patrick Star Show[]

Kamp Koral: SpongeBob's Under Years[]

Dark And Scary[]

Dark And Scary was composed by Harry Lubin.

Darkroom 1[]

Darkroom 1 was composed by George Fenton and John Leach.

  • 5b. "I Smell a Pat" - "Flooded cellar with a touch of mint! We must be getting close!"
  • 11a. "X Marks the Pot" - "I don't want my picture tooken. Cameras steal your soul!"

Darting Around[]

Main article: Darting Around

Darting Around was composed by Harry Bluestone.

Dash Along[]

Dash Along was composed by Sherief Abraham. [1]

Dashing White Sergeants[]

Dashing White Sergeants is a traditional sea shanty composed by Brian Douglas Gulland and Robert Alexander White.

  • 12b. "Employee of the Month" - SpongeBob's pictures (dressed as sergeants) encourage him to defeat Squidward.

Dave Allen At Large[]

Dave Allen At Large (also known as "Studio 69" and "Blarney's Stoned") was composed by Alan Hawkshaw. It's the theme song for the British comedy series of the same name.

Dawn on the Serengeti (a)[]

Dawn on the Serengeti (a) was composed by Graham De Wilde.

A Day By The Sea[]

A Day By The Sea was composed by Dick Walter. There are 2 different variations of this soundtrack used on the show.

A Day By The Sea [#19][]

A Day By The Sea [#20][]

  • 22a. "Something Smells" - "Once, there was an ugly barnacle. He was so ugly, everyone died. The end."

Day Of Reckoning[]

Day Of Reckoning was composed by Andrew James Blaney.

Main article: Day Of Reckoning

Daydream Believer[]

Daydream Believer was written by John Stewart and performed by The Monkees.

Daytime Drama[]

Daytime Drama was composed by Geoff Bastow. There are 3 different variations of this soundtrack used on the show (Daytime Drama [#11.2], Daytime Drama [#13.2, .3], Daytime Drama [#14, .2] and Daytime Drama [#15] were never used).

Daytime Drama [#11][]

  • 29b. "Dumped" - Title card (higher-pitched +1); Gary stays with Patrick (higher-pitched +1); SpongeBob begs Gary to come back (higher-pitched +2).

Daytime Drama [#12][]

  • 29b. "Dumped" - "I'm sorry, SpongeBob, but Gary's with me now." (higher-pitched +2).

Daytime Drama [#13][]

Deadline[]

Main article: Deadline

Deadline was composed by Sam Spence.

Dead March[]

Main article: Dead March

Dead March was composed by Frederic Chopin and Alfred Kluten. There are 2 different variations of this soundtrack used on the show.

Death And Destruction[]

Main article: Death And Destruction

Death And Destruction was composed by Harry Bluestone and Emil Cadkin.

Death Clock D[]

Death Clock D was composed by Dick De Benedictis.

Death of the Alien[]

Main article: Death of the Alien

Death of the Alien was composed by Harry Bluestone and Emil Cadkin.

Death In The City[]

Main article: Death In The City

Death In The City was composed by Jack Beaver.

Death March[]

Death March was composed by Eric Allen.

Death Of The Beast[]

Death Of The Beast was composed by Ronald Hanmer.

SpongeBob SquarePants[]

Kamp Koral: SpongeBob's Under Years[]

  • 25b. "Scaredy Squirrel" - "It's just, well, their very nature seems to go against everything I know about science!"

The Patrick Star Show[]

Death Throws [#9][]

Death Throws [#9] was composed by Harry Bluestone and Emil Cadkin.

Death Trap[]

Main article: Death Trap

Death Trap was composed by Gregor Narholz.

Debutante Waltz[]

Debutante Waltz was composed by Gerhard Groitzsch.

Decisive Battle 1[]

Decisive Battle 1 was composed by Zsofia Taller.

Deck Games[]

Deck Games was composed by Tommy Reilly and James Moody.

Deck The Halls[]

There are two different versions of Deck the Halls. One was composed by Ib Glindemann and the other was composed by Simon Benson.

(Ib Glindemann version)[]

  • 28. "Christmas Who?" - SpongeBob tries to write Squidward's letter to Santa Claus for him.

(Simon Benson version)[]

Declamatory Chords[]

Main article: Declamatory Chords

Declamatory Chords was composed by Alan Braden.

Deep Cover[]

Deep Cover was composed by Carlo Giacco.

  • 108a. "Patty Caper" - Sandy burying Krabby Patties.
  • 264a. "Plankton's Intern" - Pearl and Plankton approach Krabs' office; SpongeBob sees Pearl and Plankton entering Krabs' office.

The Patrick Star Show[]

Deep Grief 1[]

Deep Grief 1 was composed by Otto Sieben.

Deeply Moving Experience[]

Deeply Moving Experience was composed by Gerhard Trede.

Defeat[]

Defeat was composed by Keith Nichols.

Definitive Sixties[]

Definitive Sixties was composed by Georges Bodossian and Catherine Lambert.

Delightful Morning[]

Main article: Delightful Morning

Delightful Morning was composed by Stephanie Huguenin and Francois Delfin.

Derby[]

Derby was composed by Jan Schneeberg.

Desolate Lands[]

Desolate Lands was composed by Harry Lubin.

Desert Cat[]

Desert Cat was composed by Alan Williams.

Desert Ghost Town A[]

Desert Ghost Town A was composed by Armin Sabol.

Desert Mirage - Remastered[]

Desert Mirage - Remastered was composed by Ronald Hanmer.

  • 295a. "We ♥ Hoops" - Building noises in SpongeBob's garage.

Desperate Dilemma[]

Desperate Dilemma was composed by Dick Walter.

  • 64a. "Skill Crane" - Squidward presses the "grab" button.
  • 93a. "Picture Day" - SpongeBob hides behind a garbage can.

Desperate Escape[]

Desperate Escape was composed by Kenneth Essex.

  • 263b. "Kwarantined Krab" - Krabs, Mrs. Puff, Pearl, Squidward and Patrick panic at the Krusty Krab.
  • 275b. "Upturn Girls" - Pearl and Narlene reach the edge of the roof.

Desperate Situation[]

Main article: Desperate Situation

Desperate Situation was composed by Philip Green.

Destination Unknown[]

Destination Unknown was composed by Gregor F. Narholz.

  • 238b. "Karen's Virus" - Plankton starts talking to SpongeBob via megaphone; Plankton tells SpongeBob to look for destruction.
  • 248b. "Squid's on a Bus" - Bus lands in Crush Country.
  • 263b. "Kwarantined Krab" - Plankton was burnt by a robot; The Krusty Krab gets put on a mega quarantine.

Destruction[]

Destruction was composed by John Hastings.

Detective Dynamite[]

Detective Dynamite was composed by Veigar Margeirsson.

  • 180a. "Patrick-Man!" - "Sounds like another job for Patrick-Man!"

Devilish Delight a[]

Devilish Delight a was composed by Daryl Neil Griffith.

  • 234a. "Patnocchio" - "Patrick, this is your conscience speaking."

Devil Theme[]

Devil Theme was composed by Gian Plenizio. It was originally composed for the Italian western film Django Strikes Again.

Dialogue Blues A[]

Dialogue Blues A was composed by Hans Ehrlinger.

  • 47a. "As Seen on TV" - SpongeBob tells Mr. Krabs that he's quitting.

Dicey[]

Dicey was composed by Kenny Graham.

Dickhäuter[]

Dickhäuter was composed by Gerhard Trede.

Dig It Baby[]

Dig It Baby was composed by Nino Nardini.

Dignity[]

Main article: Dignity
Dignity was composed by Peter Yorke.

Dingle's Regatta[]

Main article: Dingle's Regatta

Dingle's Regatta was composed by Brian Peters.

Dinosaurs About[]

Dinosaurs About was composed by John Fox and Mac Prindy.

Dirty Dick[]

Dirty Dick was composed by Ralph Dollimore.

Dirty Work At The Crossroads[]

Dirty Work At The Crossroads was composed by Sam Fonteyn.

Disaster[]

Disaster was composed by Frank Gee.

SpongeBob SquarePants[]

  • 276a. "Say Awww!" - SpongeBob runs away in terror; SpongeBob continues running; Q.T.-π attacking Glove World! visitors; Q.T.-π eats the people on the roller coaster.

The Patrick Star Show[]

Disaster Ahead[]

Disaster Ahead was composed by Jack Beaver.

Disastrous Event 2[]

Main article: Disastrous Event 2

Disastrous Event 2 was composed by Harry Lubin.

Discoball (b)[]

Discoball (b) was composed by Thomas Howe and Hugh Wilkinson.

Kamp Koral: SpongeBob's Under Years[]

The Patrick Star Show[]

Discosmic[]

Discosmic was composed by Stephane Huguenin, Christian Padovan, and Yves Sanna.

Discovery[]

Discovery was composed by Benny Carter.

  • 219a. "Man Ray Returns" - SpongeBob and Patrick watching for criminal activity.
  • 230b. "Bottle Burglars" - Title card; Traps fall on Squidward while trying to approach to the safe.

Dismal Gloom[]

Dismal Gloom was composed by Wilfred Burns.

SpongeBob SquarePants[]

Kamp Koral: SpongeBob's Under Years[]

The Patrick Star Show[]

Disneyland[]

Main article: Disneyland

Disneyland was composed by Sam Fonteyn.

Disneyland Cartoon[]

SB_Production_Music-_Disneyland_Cartoon

SB Production Music- Disneyland Cartoon

Disneyland Cartoon was composed by Roger David.

Disruption[]

Disruption was composed by Max Saunders.

The Patrick Star Show[]

Dissonance[]

Dissonance was composed by Dick Walter.

Disturbances[]

Disturbances was composed by Gerhard Trede.

  • 179b. "Squirrel Record" - Most robots built and destroyed in a day.
  • 231a. "My Leg!" - Toy train run over Fred's leg.
  • 268a. "A Place for Pets" - Customers and pets fighting at the Krusty Krab.

The Patrick Star Show[]

  • 23b. "Blorpsgiving" - Inga-Tron getting hit with water and malfunctioning.

Dixieland Dance Hall[]

Dixieland Dance Hall was composed by Ronald Hanmer.

Dixieland Strut[]

Dixieland Strut is an optigan sample.

Doctor Phibes[]

Doctor Phibes was composed by Roger Wootton.

  • 13a. "Scaredy Pants" - "The Flying Dutchman is gonna show up uninvited."

Dog Gone[]

Dog Gone was composed by George French.

Doloroso - Remastered[]

Doloroso - Remastered was composed by Paul Fenoulhet.

Dolphin Dance[]

Dolphin Dance was composed by William Bell.

Dombummel[]

Main article: Dombummel

Dombummel was composed by Gerhard Trede.

Domestic Chores[]

Domestic Chores was composed by Joseph Engleman.

  • 253b. "Biddy Sitting" - Mother hires SpongeBob and Patrick as her babies' babysitters.
  • 262b. "The Hankering" - SpongeBob serves Krabs three different takes of chum to taste.
  • 273a. "Potato Puff" - Opening.
  • 276a. "Say Awww!" - Customers at the Krusty Krab think Plankton is cute.
  • 298a. "Momageddon" - The Krusty Crew's mothers are upset.

Domestic Fun[]

Main article: Domestic Fun

Domestic Fun was composed by Ernest Tomlinson.

Doom Threat[]

Doom Threat was composed by Dick De Benedictis.

Dorothy[]

Dorothy was composed by Tony Tape.

  • 14a. "SB-129" - Plays whenever Squidward is inside the time machine.

Do the Hitchhike[]

Do the Hitchhike was composed by Syd Dale.

Double March[]

Double March was composed by Tommy Reilly and James Moody.

Main article: Double March

Down By The Riverside[]

Down By The Riverside was composed by Jerry Burnham and Stephen Wade.

SpongeBob_Music_-_Down_by_the_Riverside

SpongeBob Music - Down by the Riverside

Down by the Creek (30)[]

Down by the Creek (30) was composed by Dominik Johnson and Alex Tschallener.

  • 26b. "In a Nut's Shell" - "Well, have no fear, 'cause Narlene's here, and what I got is a great idea-r!"

Down In The Dumps[]

Down In The Dumps was composed by Paddy Kingsland.

  • 91b. "Le Big Switch" - "Oh, Mr. Le Schnook, I lost everything."; Mr. Krabs' desk gets taken away.

Downtown Blues[]

Downtown Blues was composed by Tommy Reilly and James Moody.

Kamp Koral: SpongeBob's Under Years[]

  • 24a. "Eye of the Hotdog" - "He had reached the dark hour of his soul, a place most athletes never come back from."

The Patrick Star Show[]

  • 15a. "Uncredible Journey" - "Tinkle, Ouchie, and Pinkeye had never heard of a junkyard, but they knew they needed to get out of there, pronto!"; Junkyard worm runs away.

Dr Phibes[]

Dr Phibes was composed by Adrian Wright. It is arrangement of Johann Sebastian Bach's Toccata in D Minor.

Dr. Death[]

Dr. Death was composed by Trevor Bastow.

  • 94a. "Blackened Sponge" - "...when a wanton cry of distress pounded against my eardrum!"/SpongeBob finishes the story.

Drachenfliegen[]

Drachenfliegen was composed by Gerhard Trede.

Dracula 2020 C[]

Dracula 2020 C was composed by Gregor F. Narholz.

Dracula Castle[]

Dracula Castle was composed by Philippe Bestion and Karin Nobbs.

The Patrick Star Show[]

  • 29b. "Family Plotz" - GrandPat goes to the mortuary; "I better check on my saggy, baggy, corpse-y customer."

Dragon Flight a[]

Dragon Flight a was composed by Daryl Neil Griffith.

Drainpipe Drag[]

Drainpipe Drag was composed by Ralph Dollimore.

  • 224a. "Squid Noir" - Squidward, SpongeBob, and Patrick drive to Jellyfish Fields.

Drama Link[]

Main article: Drama Link

Drama Link was composed by Georges Van Parys.

Drama Links[]

Main article: Drama Links

Drama Links were composed by Hubert Clifford.

Drama Sting 6[]

Drama Sting 6 was composed by Sidney Torch.

Drama Unlimited[]

Main article: Drama Unlimited
Drama Unlimited was composed by Ronald Hanmer. There are five different variations.

Dramatic Background[]

Dramatic Background was composed by Kurt Rehfield.

SpongeBob SquarePants[]

Kamp Koral: SpongeBob's Under Years[]

Dramatic Bridges[]

Main article: Dramatic Bridges

Dramatic Bridges were composed by Philip Green.

Dramatic Chords and Bridges 2[]

Dramatic Chords and Bridges 2 was composed by Sten Clift.

Dramatic Climax[]

Main article: Dramatic Climax

Dramatic Climax was composed by Mike Sunderland.

Dramatic Cues[]

Main article: Dramatic Cues

Dramatic Cues were composed by Ronald Hanmer.

Dramatic Encounter[]

Main article: Dramatic Encounter

Dramatic Encounter was composed by Gregor F. Narholz.

Dramatic End [#49][]

Dramatic End [#49] was composed by Harry Bluestone and Emil Cadkin.

Dramatic Episodes[]

Main article: Dramatic Episodes

Dramatic Episodes were composed by Kurt Rehfeld.

Dramatic Event[]

Dramatic Event was composed by Hans Conzelmann and Delle Haensch.

Dramatic Impacts[]

Main article: Dramatic Impacts

Dramatic Impacts were composed by Ivor Slaney.

Dramatic Menace[]

Dramatic Menace was composed by Sam Sklair and Otto Sieben.

Dramatic Power[]

Dramatic Power was composed by Ronald Binge.

Dramatic Race[]

Dramatic Race was composed by John Fox and Mac Prindy.

  • 3a. "Quest for Tire" - They capture the truck but it drives away; the truck drives away towards a dead end.
  • 9b. "Game Night" - They go through a forest.

Dramatic Sea Battle[]

Main article: Dramatic Sea Battle

Dramatic Sea Battle was composed by Gerhard Trede.

Dramatic Stabs[]

Dramatic Stabs was composed by John Fox.

  • 6b. "Pickles" - "Mr. Krabs, the front door is missing!"
  • 43b. "The Bully" - Flats gets into an accident.
  • 228a. "Fun-Sized Friends" - SpongeBob and Patrick tied up and nailed to the floor.

Dramatisation[]

Dramatisation was composed by Derrick Mason.

The Dreadnought Tea Clipper (B)[]

The Dreadnought Tea Clipper (B) is a traditional sea shanty performed by Robert Alexander White and Tim Laycock.

Dream Date[]

Main article: Dream Date

Dream Date was composed by Emil Cadkin, Philip Green and William Loose.

Dream Of Tomorrow[]

Main article: Dream Of Tomorrow

Dream Of Tomorrow was composed by Trevor Duncan.

Dream Sequence[]

Dream Sequence was composed by Dave Hewson.

Dreaming Flowers[]

Dreaming Flowers was composed by Gustav Lange, Krassimira Ziegler and Gerhard Kanzian.

SpongeBob SquarePants[]

  • 123-124. "Truth or Square" - Played during the 'wedding' of Sandy and SpongeBob.
  • 196b. "Married to Money" - Played during the wedding of Cashina and Mr. Krabs.

The Patrick Star Show[]

Dreaming Of Paradise (B)[]

Dreaming Of Paradise (B) was composed by Helene Muddiman.

  • 15a. "Sleepy Time" - SpongeBob decides to go visit Sandy's dream.

Dreamy Hawaii[]

Dreamy Hawaii was composed by Terry Day.

  • 23a. "Big Pink Loser" - "It looks a little dusty around table 3. How about you sweep it out?"
  • 25a. "Wormy" - Opening.

Dreamy Serenade[]

Dreamy Serenade was composed by Len Ranle.

Dress Rehearsal [#4][]

Dress Rehearsal [#4] was composed by Harry Bluestone and Emil Cadkin.

Drinks Party[]

Drinks Party was composed by Marc Andre Dall'Anese.

Driving Home 30[]

Driving Home 30 was composed by John Anthony.

  • 245a. "Gary's Got Legs" - Montage of Gary using his arms to pamper SpongeBob.

Driving Jazz [#9.06][]

Driving Jazz [#9.06] was composed by David Arnold and Paul Hart.

Driving Lesson[]

Driving Lesson was composed by Alexander De Szlatinay.

Droopy[]

Main article: Droopy

Droopy was composed by Arthur Wilkinson.

Drop Me Off At 42nd St.[]

Drop Me Off At 42nd St. was composed by Paul Lenart and Bill Novick. There are 2 different variations of this soundtrack used on the show (Drop Me Off At 42nd St. B, Drop Me Off At 42nd St. C and Drop Me Off At 42nd St. D were never used).

Drop Me Off At 42nd St. A[]

Drop Me Off At 42nd St. E[]

Drum Parade - Yankee Doodle[]

Drum Parade - Yankee Doodle was composed by Larry Hochman.

Drum Roll To Cymbal [#46][]

Drum Roll To Cymbal [#46] was composed by Alan Bell, Roger Dexter and Martyn David.

Drum Rolls[]

Main article: Drum Rolls

Drum Rolls were composed by Dick Stephen Walter. There are four variations used in the series.

Drummers And Fifers[]

Main article: Drummers And Fifers

Drummers And Fifers was composed by Roger Roger.

The Drunkards Song[]

The Drunkards Song was composed by Viktor Mastoridis.

  • 28a. "Super Stars" - "I'm-a some-a one else-a, not-a President-a Krabs-a!"

The Drunken Sailor[]

There are two different versions of The Drunken Sailor. One was composed by Brian Peters and the other was composed by John Graham Donaldson.

(Brian Peters version)[]

  • 21b. "Squid's Day Off" - Squidward's first daydream. (Backwards)
  • 38a. "Sailor Mouth" - SpongeBob, Patrick, and Mr. Krabs all speak at the same time to Mama Krabs.

(John Graham Donaldson version)[]

  • 267a. "Krusty Koncessionaires" - "Listen up, this here is the biggest concert to come to Bikini Bottom in decades!"

Drunken Sailor (B)[]

Main article: Drunken Sailor (B)

Drunken Sailor (B) was composed by Robin Jeffrey and Tim Laycock.

Drunken Sailor Reel[]

Drunken Sailor Reel was composed by Edgar Martell.

SpongeBob SquarePants[]

  • 267a. "Krusty Koncessionaires" - Krabs orders SpongeBob and Squidward to sell Krabby Patties to all the concert audience; "What do you know about celebrity endorsements?"

Kamp Koral: SpongeBob's Under Years[]

Duel In The Dust[]

Duel In The Dust was composed by Sam Spence.

Duel to The Death[]

Duel to The Death was composed by Ronald Hanmer.

SpongeBob SquarePants[]

  • 248a. "The Krusty Bucket" - The Krusty Krab becomes The Krusty Bucket; Krabs and Plankton beat up PlanKrab.
  • 276a. "Say Awww!" - Q.T.-π corners SpongeBob.

The Patrick Star Show[]

Dumbo[]

Dumbo was composed by Francesco De Masi.

Duncan Gray[]

Duncan Gray is a traditional Scottish piece performed by Robert Alexander White.

Duologue[]

Main article: Duologue

Duologue was composed by Derrick Mason.

Dusty Dan[]

Dusty Dan was composed by Peter Dennis.

  • 12b. "Outhouse Outrage" - Squidward starts explaining his side of the story; SpongeBob starts explaining his side of the story.
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