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*"[[Hide and Then What Happens?]]" and "[[Shellback Shenanigans]]" are the only sister episodes to both use this track.
*"[[Hide and Then What Happens?]]" and "[[Shellback Shenanigans]]" are the only sister episodes to both use this track.
**However, "[[Christmas Who?]]" and "[[Survival of the Idiots]]" are back to back episodes and both play the track too.
**However, "[[Christmas Who?]]" and "[[Survival of the Idiots]]" are back to back episodes and both play the track too.
*When this soundtrack plays in "[[Gary in Love]]," it doesn't play in a scene where someone is sad. A similar occurrence takes place in "[[Suds]]," when "[[Kamakani B]]" plays while SpongeBob is sleeping.
*When this soundtrack plays in "[[Gary in Love]]" and "[[Treats!]]", it doesn't play in a scene where someone is sad. A similar occurrence takes place in "[[Suds]]," when "[[Kamakani B]]" plays while SpongeBob is sleeping.


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Revision as of 08:39, 11 June 2024

"Drowsey Reef" (alternate title: "Drowsy Reef") was composed by Sage Guyton and Jeremy Wakefield. It is a sad Hawaiian track featuring a steel guitar and ukulele being played.

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