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"Salt Water Works" (alternate title: "Saltwater Works") was composed by Nicolas Carr, Sage Guyton, and Jeremy Wakefield. It serves as a replacement for the older "Pua Paoakalani B." The main instruments being played in the piece include a steel guitar and a ukulele.

Usage[]

Episodes[]

  • 160b. "Walking the Plankton" - "I knew you were up to something!"
  • 163b. "Plankton's Good Eye" - SpongeBob cries over Plankton's sad story.
  • 164a. "Barnacle Face" - Pearl cries in the bathroom.
  • 169a. "Are You Happy Now?" - Squidward and SpongeBob cry.
  • 171a. "Karen 2.0" - Karen explains her sad story to Mr. Krabs and SpongeBob.
  • 171b. "InSPONGEiac" - Title card; "I'm sorry, Mr. Krabs. I tried! I really really tried! But my insomnia got the best of me!"
  • 176b. "Chum Fricassee" - A customer sees Mr. Krabs crying.
  • 177b. "Move It or Lose It" - SpongeBob and Plankton are sad.
  • 180b. "Gary's New Toy" - "And so it's come to this."
  • 182a. "Little Yellow Book" - Squidward walks outside of the Krusty Krab while SpongeBob cries harshly.
  • 188a. "Kenny the Cat" - "Please, let me explain."
  • . "SpongeBob You're Fired" - SpongeBob cries massive tears over being fired.
  • . "Larry's Gym" - Larry asks SpongeBob to take over.
  • 210b. "Burst Your Bubble" - SpongeBob sadly blows bubbles behind his house.
  • 218a. "Spin the Bottle" - Plankton gives up on his plan.
  • 225a. "Cuddle E. Hugs" - Everyone gets angry at SpongeBob.
  • 238a. "Appointment TV" - SpongeBob cries.
  • 241a. "Squirrel Jelly" - "Did I do that?"
  • 251a. "Shell Games" - Tony and Patrick crying while apologize each other for fighting.
  • 257a. "Handemonium" - Plankton arrives crawling to the Chum Bucket.
  • 263a. "Who R Zoo?" - SpongeBob crying at Patrick's rock/"Are you thinking what I'm thinking?"
  • 265b. "Kooky Cooks" - Mrs. Puff gets angry at Krabs for ruining their date because of his cheapness.

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Trivia[]

  • Out of all its usages, it has only been the title card music for one episode.
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