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Wake-up calls

A tradition for NASA human spaceflights since the days of Gemini, mission crews are played a special musical track at the start of each day in space. Each track is specially chosen, often by their families, and usually has a special meaning to an individual member of the crew, or is applicable to their daily activities.^{[NASA 1]}^{[NASA 2]}

Flight Day	Song	Artist	Played for	Links
Day 2	“These Are Days”	10,000 Maniacs	Timothy Kopra	WAV MP3 TRANSCRIPT
Day 3	“Here Comes the Sun”	The Beatles	Mark Polansky	WAV MP3 TRANSCRIPT
Day 4	“Home”	Marc Broussard	David Wolf	WAV MP3 TRANSCRIPT
Day 5	“Learning to Fly”	Tom Petty	Christopher Cassidy	WAV MP3 TRANSCRIPT
Day 6	“Thunderbirds March”	Barry Gray	Julie Payette	WAV MP3 TRANSCRIPT
Day 7	“Life Is a Highway”	Rascal Flatts	Tom Marshburn	WAV MP3 TRANSCRIPT
Day 8	“Santa Monica”	Everclear	Douglas Hurley	WAV MP3 TRANSCRIPT
Day 9	“Tiny Dancer”	Elton John	Mark Polansky	WAV MP3 TRANSCRIPT
Day 10	“Wish You Were Here”	Pink Floyd	David Wolf	WAV MP3 TRANSCRIPT
Day 11	“In Your Eyes”	Peter Gabriel	Tom Marshburn	WAV MP3 TRANSCRIPT
Day 12	“Dixit Dominus”	George Frederic Handel	Julie Payette	WAV MP3 TRANSCRIPT
Day 13	“On the Sunny Side of the Street”	Steve Tyrell	Mark Polansky	WAV MP3 TRANSCRIPT
Day 14	“Proud to Be an American”^{[NASA 3]}	Lee Greenwood	Chris Cassidy	WAV MP3 TRANSCRIPT
Day 15	“Yellow”	Coldplay	Doug Hurley	WAV MP3 TRANSCRIPT
Day 16	“I Got You Babe”	Sonny & Cher	Koichi Wakata	WAV MP3 TRANSCRIPT
Day 17	“Beautiful Day”	U2	Tom Marshburn	WAV MP3 TRANSCRIPT

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