Dexter soundtrack: Complete guide to all songs featured in the show

Dexter (2006–2013) is a TV show about a man who works as a forensic expert during the day and secretly kills criminals at night. Set in Miami, it follows his double life as he targets people who escaped justice, while also dealing with his troubled past and complex morals.

As a crime drama, the show needed a deep yet catchy soundtrack, and music composer Daniel Licht delivered. His tunes elevated the memorable moments in the show and set the tone and pace for the storyline.

Whether it is for character introduction, important events, or music that swelled in the background of the main character's monologues, each soundtrack was carefully chosen to create a high-stakes, creepy, and almost claustrophobic environment. The composer also touched on emotional tunes, whether it's for his past traumas or his marriage to Rita.

Here's a full list of songs from the show.

Disclaimer: Some songs might not feature in this article because of the lack of official sources.

Songs in seasons 1 to 8 of Dexter

Season 1 soundtrack (2006)

Daniel Licht scored the season's pivotal moments, from introducing the titular character to creating a tense and high-pressure atmosphere for murder interrogations. The music leaned heavily towards Cuban origins, with features from Benny Moré and Rubén González.

Episode 1

Dexter Main Title — Rolfe Kent, Daniel Licht
Tonight's the Night — Daniel Licht, Michael C. Hall, the titular character's introduction scene
Conocí la Paz — Benny Moré
La Engañadora — Rubén González
El Cayuko — Mambolero All-Stars
Mamasita (Vox) — P.Spike
El Cañonero — Benny Moré
The Ice Truck Killer (Season 1 Bonus Track) —Daniel Licht

Episode 2

Sin Razón Ni Justicia — Benny Moré
Estoy Hecho Tierra — Eliades Ochoa
Cuatro Amigos — Edward M. Smith, Sandra L. Smith
Mandinga — Rubén González
El Que Siembra Su Maiz — Trio Matamoros; Dexter leaves no traces after murdering Matt Chambers

Episode 3

Con Mi Guaguanco — Ray Armando
Digame Nada — Edward M. Smith, Sandra L. Smith
Epilogue V2 — Daniel Licht
Bobine — Ska Cubano
Rita's Keys — Daniel Licht

Episode 4

Cumbanchero — Rubén González
La Engañadora — Rubén González
Hide Your Tears — Daniel Licht; plays during Dexter's end credit narration

Episode 5

Mamboye — Kenny Quintero y Su Orquesta Brava
Boogaloo Salvaje — Kenny Quintero y Su Orquesta Brava
Hide Your Tears — Daniel Licht

Episode 6

Astor's Birthday Party — Daniel Licht

Episode 7

Perfidia — Mambo All-Stars
Voodoo Jailtime — Daniel Licht
Changed — Daniel Licht
Gift Dub (Scientist Version) — Future Pigeon
Deborah Loves Rudy/The House — Daniel Licht

Episode 8

Make Me Lose Control — Eric Carmen
Photo Albums —Daniel Licht; plays when the main couple's romance grows
Blood Theme — Daniel Licht

Episode 9

Linda Cubana —Sonora Carruseles
Slow Ride — Foghat
Have You Ever Seen the Rain? — Creedence Clearwater Festival revival; the titular character plays his old records

Episode 10

Flores Para Ti (feat. Rafael Cortez) — Raw Artistic Soul, Rafael Cortez
Urapon Breaks — Kinky
Make Me Lose Control — Eric Carmen
Harry's Rule — Daniel Licht
Mother of All Cannibals — Daniel Licht

Episode 11

Panic-Oh — Los Abandoned
Photo Albums — Daniel Licht
The Ice Truck Killer (Season 1 Bonus Track) —Daniel Licht

Episode 12

Born Free — Andy Williams
Piano Sonata No. 11 in A Major, K.331: III. Rondo "Alla turca" — Sylvia Capova
Shipyard — Daniel Licht
Wink — Daniel Licht
Dexter's New Kill Room — Daniel Licht
Pancakes — Daniel Licht

Season 2 soundtrack (2007)

The introduction of Lila ups the ante, who is in hot pursuit of his mother's killer. Daniel Licht reprises his role as composer, with other notable artists, including The Rolling Stones and Madonna, featured in the soundtrack. His nephew, Jon Licht, also composes a few intense tunes for season 2.

Lila is introduced in season 2 (Image via YouTube/Dexter on Paramount+ with Showtime)

Episode 1

Son de la Loma — Tito Puente and His Orchestra; plays during Dexter's bowling night
Mary (Feat. La Veradad) — Joe Arroyo
The Fortune (Season 2 Bonus Track) —Daniel Licht

Episode 2

Wir wissen nicht — Binder & Krieglstein
That's the Story — Norman Orenstein
Babylon Insight — Dubphonic
The Link/Sweet Dreams — Daniel Licht
Rita's Keys — Daniel Licht
Courting the Night — Daniel Licht
Alone Suite — Daniel Licht
Changed — Daniel Licht; Dexter is on the boat when his brother jumps out.
Hide Your Tears — Daniel Licht

Episode 3

Photo Albums — Daniel Licht
Deborag Loves Rudy/The House — Daniel Licht
Peaceful — Daniel Licht
Hide Your Tears — Daniel Licht

Episode 4

Long Way Home — Jon Licht
The Link — Daniel Licht
Wink — Daniel Licht
UkeLila — Daniel Licht; plays when Dexter and Lila go out for lunch
No Confundas — Papo Record

Episode 5

Astor's Birthday Party — Daniel Licht
Los Chucos Suaves — Ry Cooder
Mother of All Cannibals — Daniel Licht
Gimme Shelter — The Rolling Stones

Episode 6

Amor Mas Mas Loco — Jon Licht
Fuego Y Candela — Adalberto
Deborah Loves Rudy/The House — Daniel Licht
Blood Theme — Daniel Licht
Photo Albums — Daniel Licht
La Isla Bonita (classical cover version) — Madonna

Episode 7

Deborah Loves Rudy/The House — Daniel Licht
So What — Miles Davis
Nocturne No. 2 in E flat Major, Op. 9,2 — Frederic Chopin
Mother of All Cannibals — Daniel Licht
Amor Mas Mas Loco — Jon Licht
The Link/Sweet Dreams — Daniel Licht
Chaos — Daniel Licht

Episode 8

Blood Theme — Daniel Licht
Bad Moon Rising — Creedence Clearwater Revival
Polanoise in C-Sharp Minor, Op.26, No. 1 — Evgeny Kissin
Cu-Cu-Cumbia — Bermudez Triangle, Dexter plans to catch his mother's killer
Rita's Keys — Daniel Licht
April Sixth — Daniel Licht
Hide Your Tears — Daniel Licht

Episode 9

Courting the Night — Daniel Licht
April Sixth — Daniel Licht
Fight or Flight (Season 1 Bonus Track) — Daniel Licht; plays during Doakes and Dexter's infamous fight by the water.

Episode 10

You're a Wolf — Sea Wolf
Falling Into Place — Jon Licht

Episode 11

Blood Theme Redux — Daniel Licht; plays when Dexter realizes he is the reason for his father's suicide
April Sixth — Daniel Licht
Peaceful — Daniel Licht
The Link/Sweet Dreams — Daniel Licht
Courting the Night — Daniel Licht

Episode 12

Perfidia — Mambo All-Stars
Lila's Fire — Daniel Licht; Lila attempts arson
The Change Quartet — Daniel Licht
The Fortune — Daniel Licht
I Can't Kill — Daniel Licht
Courting the Night — Daniel Licht
Escalation — Daniel Licht
Blood Theme — Daniel Licht; end credits

Season 3 soundtrack (2008)

The deeply haunting melodies of Daniel Licht underscore most of this season's storylines, especially Dexter's entanglement with Miguel Prado.

He and Rita get married, ensuring emotional moments and a resonant soundtrack. Other artists like Black Toast and Hermanos De Alma feature.

Episode 1

Kill Room — Jon Licht
Conoci la Paz — Benny Moré
Lullabies — Brandi Shearer
Rock On (Do the Rockman) [feat. UNK] — Montana Da Mac; plays when Dexter kills Oscar Prado
Cumbia Cubana — Bermudez Triangle with Sheila E. and Jorge Santana
Mother of All Cannibals — Daniel Licht
Head Start/Condolences — Daniel Licht
Astor's Birthday Party — Daniel Licht
Ciudad Caliente — Hermanos De Alma

Episode 2

Open — Daniel Licht
Head Start/Condolences — Daniel Licht
The End — Daniel Licht
I'm Scared/Bingo — Daniel Licht;
Tu Mi Corazon — Enzo & su Clan
No Me Aguanto — Mike Jimenez
Epilogue/Bloodroom — Daniel Licht; plays when Dexter and Rita visit Miguel Prado's house
Peaceful — Daniel Licht
Crash and Burn — Black Toast
Calor de Caribbean — Hermanos De Alma
The Link/Sweet Dreams — Daniel Licht

Episode 3

Songo de Bermudez — Bermudez Triangle
Jester — Jon Licht
Courting the Night — Daniel Licht
Bam Bam — Sister Nancy
Deborah Loves Rudy/The House — Daniel Licht
The Wedding — Daniel Licht; plays when Dexter touches Rita's pregnant belly

Episode 4

Open — Daniel Licht
Courting the Night — Daniel Licht
The Link/Sweet Dreams — Daniel Licht
The Wedding — Daniel Licht; Dexter proposes to Rita

Episode 5

The Link/Sweet Dreams — Daniel Licht
April Sixth — Daniel Licht
Changes — David Bowie
Mother of All Cannibals — Daniel Licht
Con Mi Guaguanco — Ray Armando

Episode 6

Head Start/Condolences — Daniel Licht
I Can't Kill — Daniel Licht
Deborah Loves Rudy/The House — Daniel Licht
Escalation — Daniel Licht
Wink — Daniel Licht
The End — Daniel Licht

Episode 7

The Link/Sweet Dreams — Daniel Licht
Escalation — Daniel Licht
Road to Miguel's/Help Me — Daniel Licht
I Can't Kill — Daniel Licht
Alone Suite — Daniel Licht
The Perfect Pie/Killing Zoe — Daniel Licht

Episode 8

The Link/Sweet Dreams — Daniel Licht
Que Usted Dijo — Hermanos De Alma
Dexter's New Kill Room — Daniel Licht
Miguel Meets His Maker — Daniel Licht
Deborah Loves Rudy/The House — Daniel Licht

Episode 9

April Sixth — Daniel Licht
Cemetery — Jon Licht
Wink — Daniel Licht
The Link/Sweet Dreams — Daniel Licht
Deborah Loves Rudy/The House — Daniel Licht
Head Start/Condolences — Daniel Licht

Episode 10

The Lost Ticker — Daniel Licht
April Sixth — Daniel Licht

Episode 11

Wild and Freaky — St. John
April Sixth — Daniel Licht
Rita's Keys — Daniel Licht; plays when Dexter stalks Miguel
Miguel Meets His Maker — Daniel Licht

Episode 12

Head Start/Condolences — Daniel Licht
Grieving — Daniel Licht
Share to Load — Jon Licht
Blood — Daniel Licht
The Link/Sweet Dreams — Daniel Licht
Epilogue/Bloodroom — Daniel Licht
I'm Scared/Bingo — Daniel Licht
The Escape — Daniel Licht
The Wedding — Daniel Licht; plays during Dexter and Rita's wedding

Season 4 soundtrack (2009)

Season 4 featured a creepy and memorable soundtrack by Daniel Licht, especially for the new villain, the Trinity Killer. Dexter’s marriage to Rita ends in tragedy.

John Lithgow plays the Trinity Killer (Image via YouTube/Dexter on Paramount+ with Showtime)

Episode 1

Tonight's The Night — Daniel Licht, Michael C. Hall
Que Usted Dijo — Hermanos De Alma
Tus Besos — Tech-I-LA
Introducing Trinity — Daniel Licht
Wink — Daniel Licht

Episode 2

Needle In A Haystack — Daniel Licht
You Need A Break/I Shot You — Daniel Licht
Road to Miguel's/Help Me — Daniel Licht

Episode 3

Boom, Boom — Anacron
Karma Chameleon — Culture Club
Llego La Orquestra — Spanish Harlem Orchestra
On The Road — Martyn Laight

Episode 4

Perfidia — Mambo All-Stars
Changed — Daniel Licht
Rita's Keys — Daniel Licht; Dexter's newest victim, Officer Zoey Kruger
Wink — Daniel Licht
Marble Machine — Wintergatan
The Perfect Pie/Killing Zoe — Daniel Licht
Deborah Love Rudy/The House — Daniel Licht
I Need More Time — Daniel Licht

Episode 5

Blood Theme — Daniel Licht
Introducing Trinity — Daniel Licht

Episode 6

Road to Miguel's/Help Me — Daniel Licht
Until You — Dave Barnes; Rita finds out that Dexter still has his old apartment
Deborah Loves Rudy/The House — Daniel Licht
Tonight's The Night — Daniel Licht, Michael C. Hall
Love Your Wife — Daniel Licht
Epilogue/Bloogroom — Daniel Licht

Episode 7

New legs — Daniel Licht, Dexter is on his boat with the kids
Rita's Keys — Daniel Licht
Needle In A Haystack — Daniel Licht
The Axe/Perfect — Daniel Licht
La Fabulosa — The Latin Brothers
Tonight's The Night — Daniel Licht, Michael C. Hall
Alone Suite — Daniel Licht
Tides — Daniel Licht

Episode 8

Road to Miguel's/Help Me — Daniel Licht
Wink — Daniel Licht
Hide Your Tears — Daniel Licht
We Need A Break/I Shot You — Daniel Licht

Episode 9

Open — Daniel Licht; Dexter is ready to celebrate Thanksgiving with some pies
The Link/Sweet Dreams — Daniel Licht
We Need A Break/I Shot You — Daniel Licht
The Axe/Perfect — Daniel Licht

Episode 10

Following Trinity — Daniel Licht; Dexter is on the hunt for the murderer
Ice Cream/Following Scott — Daniel Licht
Back To The House — Daniel Licht
Venus — Frankie Avalon
Tell Me That You Care — Jodie Victor
Grieving — Daniel Licht
The Link/Sweet Dreams — Daniel Licht

Episode 11

The Hunter and the Hunted — Daniel Licht
Dexter's New Kill Room — Daniel Licht
We Need A Break/I Shot You — Daniel Licht
The Wedding — Daniel Licht
Forgetting Lundy — Daniel Licht
Introducing Trinity — Daniel Licht

Episode 12

Ei Canonero — Benny More
Let Me Baby — Richard Myhill
Venus — Frankie Avalon
Astor's Birthday Party — Daniel Licht
The End — Daniel Licht; Dexter finds Rita dead in their house.

Season 5 soundtrack (2010)

Daniel Licht's soundtrack takes a more somber turn as Dexter processes his wife's death and tries to raise Harrison. He continues indulging his Dark Passenger and gets intimate with Lumen, with whom he shares his kill room.

Eulogy at Rita's funeral (Image via YouTube/Dexter on Paramount+ with Showtime)

Episode 1

Wink — Daniel Licht
The Link/Sweet Dreams — Daniel Licht
Escalation — Daniel Licht
The Past — Daniel Licht
Blood Theme 2010 — Daniel Licht
Conoci La Paz — Benny More
Deborah Loves Rudy/The House — Daniel Licht
Eulogy/Have A Chance — Daniel Licht; Dexter gives a eulogy at Rita's funeral

Episode 2

Peaceful — Daniel Licht
Hidden — Daniel Licht; Dexter's monologue about Rita and the kids
Escalation — Daniel Licht
Peculiar — Daniel Licht
The Link/Sweet Dreams — Daniel Licht
Suavecito — Malo
The Kids Leave — Daniel Licht
Road to Miguel's/Help Me — Daniel Licht

Episode 3

The Hunter and the Hunted — Daniel Licht
April Sixth — Daniel Licht

Episode 4

Nurse Dexter — Daniel Licht
Loco en el Barrio — St. John
Deborah Loves Rudy/The House — Daniel Licht
Go Home — Daniel Licht
San Francisco Tiene Su Propio Son — Patato
April Sixth — Daniel Licht
Lila's Fire — Daniel Licht
The Pond — Daniel Licht
La despedida — Manu Chao

Episode 5

Red Rainbows — Daniel Licht
Tattoo-Chasing Lance — Daniel Licht
Head Start — Daniel Licht

Episode 6

Wink — Daniel Licht
We Need A Break/I Shot You — Daniel Licht
Som de Preto — Almicka E Chocolate
Tattoo-Chasing Lance — Daniel Licht; Dexter chases Dan Mendell
Alone Suite — Daniel Licht
Go Home — Daniel Licht

Episode 7

Go Home — Daniel Licht
The Axe/Perfect — Daniel Licht
Fuego — Bomba Estereo
I Wanna Wake You Up (feat. C-Funk & Juan Sativo)

Episode 8

About Owen — Daniel Licht
Dexter's New Kill Room — Daniel Licht
Headstart — Daniel Licht
Dex Takes The Stage — Daniel Licht

Episode 9

Moritat (Mack the Knife) — Los Iracundos
Epilogue/Bloodroom — Daniel Licht, Dexter drops Rita's kids at their grandparents' house

Episode 10

The Past — Daniel Licht
Headstart — Daniel Licht
I Need More Time — Daniel Licht

Episode 11

Dexter's New Kill Room — Daniel Licht
Chan Chan — The Cuban All Star Band
Liddy Dies — Daniel Licht
April Sixth — Daniel Licht

Episode 12

About Owen — Daniel Licht
Dex Takes The Stage — Daniel Licht
Tides — Daniel Licht
Deborah Loves Rudy/The House — Daniel Licht
Eulogy/Have A Chance — Daniel Licht; Dexter celebrates Harrison's birthday
The Axe/Perfect — Daniel Licht
Don't Be Sorry — Daniel Licht

Season 6 soundtrack (2011)

A new villain, AKA the Doomsday Killer, is introduced. The Trinity Killer makes a comeback. Dexter finds ways to be a good father to Harrison. Daniel Licht's haunting soundtrack underscores the show's shocking twists.

The Doomsday Killer (Image via YouTube/Dexter on Paramount+ with Showtime)

Episode 1

April Sixth — Daniel Licht
Red Rainbows — Daniel Licht
Football Terms — Daniel Licht
The Swamp/Travis Chained — Daniel Licht
U Can't Touch This — MC Hammer

Episode 2

Red Rainbows — Daniel Licht; Dexter tells Harrison a story
Open — Daniel Licht
Deborah Loves Rudy/The House — Daniel Licht
The Link/Sweet Dreams — Daniel Licht
Astor's Birthday Party — Daniel Licht

Episode 3

Blood Theme 2010 — Daniel Licht
The Link/Sweet Dreams — Daniel Licht
Coral Island/The Whore of Babylon — Daniel Licht
Football Terms — Daniel Licht
Alone Suite — Daniel Licht

Episode 4

Baptized By Sam — Daniel Licht
The Link/Sweet Dreams — Daniel Licht
Spill the Wine — War
Hawt Damn — Julia Michaels
A Swarm of Locusts — Daniel Licht

Episode 5

Red Rainbows — Daniel Licht
Angels and Demons — Daniel Licht; Dexter is on the Doomsday serial killer's trail
Alone Suite — Daniel Licht
Grieving — Daniel Licht
Noise — Robbie Nevil
Fuego de Cachimba — Bermudez Triangle

Episode 6

Just Let Go — Daniel Licht

Episode 7

Red Rainbow — Daniel Licht; the Trinity Killer makes a comeback
Who's Gonna Guide the Night — Ceramic
Leavin' On Your Mind — Lonny Ray
Search and Destroy — Iggy & The Stooges
I Bet — Emie Millar
Conoci La Paz — Benny More

Episode 8

Opener/Dex's Story — Daniel Licht
Que Usted Dinjo — Hermanos De Alma
Coral Island/The Whore of Babylon — Daniel Licht
Cuatro Amigos — Edward M. Smith, Sanda L. Smith
Milenio Flow — Latinos

Episode 9

Alone Suit — Daniel Licht; Dexter finds the Doomsday Killer's latest victim on the Miami South Campus

Episode 10

Epilogue/Bloodroom — Daniel Licht
April Sixth — Daniel Licht
Security Cameras — Daniel Licht
Latinos — Milenio Flow
Eulogy/Have A Chance — Daniel Licht

Episode 11

April Sixth — Daniel Licht
The Perfect Pie/Killing Zoe — Daniel Licht
Alone Suite — Daniel Licht
Lila's Fire — Daniel Licht
Hide Your Tears — Daniel Licht
Howlin' For You — The Black Keys

Episode 12

Floating — Daniel Licht; Dexter is in the middle of the ocean
Epilogue/Bloodroom — Daniel Licht
Peaceful — Daniel Licht

Season 7 soundtrack (2012)

Dexter gets entangled with a widowed serial killer named Hannah in season 7 of the crime drama. The soundtrack diverges from just Daniel Licht's compositions, as the characters hang out predominantly at Fox Hole, a bar that plays vibrant dance music.

Episode 1

La Parejita — Chi Huahua

Episode 2

Needle In A Haystack — Daniel Licht; Dexter confronts Debra after she finds out his secret
Alone Suite — Daniel Licht
Football Terms — Daniel Licht
Deborah Loves Rudy/The House — Daniel Licht
The Last Ticket — Daniel Licht

Episode 3

Post Office — Daniel Licht
Dead and Gone — Carl Bensley
Esta Noche No Pares — K'luba, Dexter and Batista at the Fox Hole
Special/Hannah Talks — Daniel Licht
Louis Dies — Daniel Licht
Bam Bam — Sister Nancy
Introducing Trinity — Daniel Licht
This is Hell — Slipknot

Episode 4

Argentina — Daniel Licht
Dex Kills Spelz — Daniel Licht
The Link/Sweet Dreams — Daniel Licht

Episode 5

We Need A Break/I Shot You — Daniel Licht
Peaceful — Daniel Licht
Alone Suite — Daniel Licht; Dexter burns the wedding photo

Episode 6

Unsafe for Kids — Daniel Licht
About Lumen — Daniel Licht
Draw the Circle — Fresh Body Shop
The Link/Sweet Dreams — Daniel Licht

Episode 7

I Enjoy Killing/The Hitman — Daniel Licht; Hannah admits to Dexter that she enjoys killing
What Are You? Crazy — Daniel Licht
Peculiar — Daniel Licht
Deborah Loves Rudy/The House — Daniel Licht

Episode 8

Special/Hannah Talks — Daniel Licht
Para Machuchar Mey Coração — Stan Getz, Antonio Carlos Jobim, João Gilberto
Unsafe for Kids — Daniel Licht
I Enjoy Killing/The Hitman — Daniel Licht
Argentina — Daniel Licht

Episode 9

The Past — Daniel Licht
Rita's Keys — Daniel Licht
Kismet — Marquis of Vaudeville
Isaac is Done — Daniel Licht; Isaac dies on Dexter's boat

Episode 10

Pancakes/Season Seven End — Daniel Licht
Bam Bam — Sister Nancy
Dexter's New Kill Room — Daniel Licht
Miguel Meets His Maker — Daniel Licht

Episode 11

The Future — Daniel Licht
Your Girl — Shelayne
Shipyard — Daniel Licht
God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen — Jack Morer & Tom Nazziola; Dexter studies Hannah and has an inner monologue
Angels We Have Heard On High — Christmas Party Band
No Mistakes/Dex Kisses Hannan — Daniel Licht
Go Home — Daniel Licht

Episode 12

Escalation — Daniel Licht
Photo Albums — Daniel Licht
Mambo Kid — Wayne Jones, Shai Hayo
Pancakes/Season Seven End — Daniel Licht
Auld Lang Syne — The Holly Jolly Players

Season 8 soundtrack (2013)

In the series finale, Dexter deals with the demons of his past when he meets psychiatrist Dr. Evelyn Vogel. His hunt for a new serial killer named The Brain Surgeon and his relationship with Debra evoke an emotional and tense soundtrack from Daniel Licht.

Debra gets taken off life support in the season finale (Image via YouTube/Dexter on Paramount+ with Showtime)

Episode 1

What a Wonderful World (Louis Armstrong Cover) — Michael Marc
I Know You Want Me (Calle Ocho) — Pitbull
Security Cameras — Daniel Licht

Episode 2

Make Your Own Kind of Music — Cass Elliot
Football Terms — Daniel Licht
The Hunter and the Hunted — Daniel Licht; The hunt the for the killer is on

Episode 3

Dex Kills Spelz — Daniel Licht

Episode 4

Wink — Daniel Licht
Shipyard — Daniel Licht
I Enjoy Killing/The Hitman — Daniel Licht

Episode 5

Make Your Own Kind of Music — Cass Elliot
Coral Island/The Whore of Babylon — Daniel Licht

Episode 6

Peaceful — Daniel Licht

Episode 7

Para Machuchar Mey Coração — Stan Getz, Antonio Carlos Jobim, João Gilberto
Blood Theme — Daniel Licht
Deborah Loves Rudy/The House — Daniel Licht
Hide Your Tears — Daniel Licht
Introducing Trinity — Daniel Licht
Alone Suite — Daniel Licht; Dexter tries to figure out if Zach is the one who killed Cassie

Episode 8

Deborah Loves Rudy/The House — Daniel Licht
Make Your Own Kind of Music — Cass Elliot
Desafinado — Stan Getz, João Gilberto
Argentina — Daniel Licht

Episode 9

Make Your Own Kind of Music — Cass Elliot

Episode 11

Alone Suite — Daniel Licht; The titular character bids farewell to his Miami Metro police mates

Episode 12

I Love You Deb — Daniel Licht; He removes Debra from life support and carries her out to sea
Ending Suite — Daniel Licht

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