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+ | "'''Scotty's Tune'''" was an unintelligible [[music|song]] sung by [[Montgomery Scott]] while the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}} orbited the [[second planets|second planet]] in the [[Taurean system]]. ({{TAS|The Lorelei Signal}}) |
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{{bginfo|The lyrics to this tune are unknown. The closed captioning for "The Lorelei Signal" simply overlays the text "Scotty singing melancholically."|The ''[[Star Trek Concordance]]'' states that this is a "Welsh ballad". It also says that Scotty sings this song again in {{e|Mudd's Passion}}, however this is either an error or he is singing a different part of the song that sounds nothing like this part.}} |
{{bginfo|The lyrics to this tune are unknown. The closed captioning for "The Lorelei Signal" simply overlays the text "Scotty singing melancholically."|The ''[[Star Trek Concordance]]'' states that this is a "Welsh ballad". It also says that Scotty sings this song again in {{e|Mudd's Passion}}, however this is either an error or he is singing a different part of the song that sounds nothing like this part.}} |
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Revision as of 15:59, 19 June 2015
"Scotty's Tune" was an unintelligible song sung by Montgomery Scott while the USS Enterprise orbited the second planet in the Taurean system. (TAS: "The Lorelei Signal")
- Listen to Scotty sing this song file info
The lyrics to this tune are unknown. The closed captioning for "The Lorelei Signal" simply overlays the text "Scotty singing melancholically."
The Star Trek Concordance states that this is a "Welsh ballad". It also says that Scotty sings this song again in "Mudd's Passion", however this is either an error or he is singing a different part of the song that sounds nothing like this part.