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Season Twenty-Four

Episode number	Episode name	Song	Artist	Writer(s)	Note
01	"Moonshine River"	"The Ballad of Cylinder Head"	Mary Spuckler and Bart Simpson	Zooey Deschanel (music), Tim Long (lyrics)
"Moon River"	Audrey Hepburn	Johnny Mercer (lyrics), and Henry Mancini (music)
02	"Treehouse of Horror XXIII"	"Gone, Gone, Gone"	The Everly Brothers
"James Bond Theme"	Monty Norman
"The Power of Love"	Huey Lewis and the News	Huey Lewis, Chris Hayes, Johnny Colla	In alternate segment
"It's About Time Theme"			In alternate segment
03	"Adventures in Baby-Getting"	"Too Ra Loo Ra Loo Ral"	Bing Crosby	James Royce Shannon
04	"Gone Abie Gone"	"Two-Step Heart (AKA "Ticker Beats Quicker")"	Rita LaFleurand Abraham Simpson	Joel H. Cohen (lyrics) and Alf Clausen (music)
05	"A Tree Grows in Springfield"	"That's Amore"		Harry Warren and Jack Brooks	During "Logomania".
08	"To Cur, with Love"	"Me and My Arrow"	Harry Nilsson	During Homer's time with Bongo together, and dream sequence
12	"Love Is a Many-Splintered Thing"	"Home Is Where the Bart Is"	Mary Spuckler	Alf Clausen (music), Zooey Deschanel (music) and Tim Long (lyrics)
"Spuckler Bossa Nova"	Mary Spuckler	Zooey Deschanel (music) and Tim Long (lyrics)
"Ode to Apologize"	Homer Simpson, Bart Simpson and the Garbage-eating husband	Tim Long (lyrics) and Alf Clausen (music)	Parody to "Ode to Joy"
14	"Gorgeous Grampa"	"High to Be Loathed"	Charles Montgomery Burns	Allen Simpson (music and lyrics) and Matt Selman (lyrics)
19	"Whiskey Business"	"How Deep Is Your Love"	Homer Simpson, Moe Szyslak, Lenny Leonard, Carl Carlson Bart Simpson	Barry, Robin and Maurice Gibb	During Homer trying to save the life of Moe Szyslak and after save the life of Moe, both singing that song with Lenny and Carl and during Bart trying to save the life of his grandpa Abe Simpson.
22	"Dangers on a Train"	"Sassy Madison Train Tag"	Sassy Madison, Homer Simpson, Marge Simpson, Selma Bouvier, Bart Simpson, Lisa Simpson and Abraham Simpson	Alf Clausen (music) and Michael Price (lyrics)	During the end credits