Truth, Bitter Truth

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01	The Desperate Kingdom of Love		09	The Trick Is to Keep Breathing		17	Something I Can Never Have
02	Truth Doesn't Make a Noise		10	Don't Take Me for Granted		18	The Lonesome Road
03	Near Wild Heaven		11	The Heart Brings You Back		19	I'm Wide Awake, It's Morning
04	You Can't Always Get What You Want		12	Between Order and Randomness		20	Lifetime Piling Up
05	I Will Dare		13	The Hero Dies in This One		21	What Could Have Been
06	We Might as Well Be Strangers		14	The Quiet Things That No One Ever Knows		22	The Tide That Left and Never Came Back
07	Let the Reigns Go Loose		15	Unopened Letter to the World		23	The Leavers Dance
08	Truth, Bitter Truth		16	Somewhere a Clock Is Ticking

"Truth, Bitter Truth"
Season	2
Episode	08
General information
Aired	November 9, 2004
Written by	Stacy Rukeyser
Directed by	Billy Dickson
Cast
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"Truth, Bitter Truth" is the eiht episode of the second season of One Tree Hill and the 30th produced episode of the series. It was broadcast on November 9, 2004. Brooke, Peyton, Haley and Anna have a slumber party at Haley's apartment where secrets and lies are revealed. Meanwhile, when Lucas and Nathan go on a road trip to a Bobcats game, Nathan reveals he is being tested for the genetic defect that caused Dan's heart attack and suggests Lucas do the same. After an awkward encounter with Keith and Jules, Karen and Andy share an intimate night together.

Music

• "Fireball" - Paul Tredeau
• "Did I Lose You There?" - Silver
• "Holiday" - Doctor Kosmon
• "When The Stars Go Blue" - Bethany Joy Lenz and Tyler Hilton
• "Time Keeps Turning" - The Vents
• "Give It Up" - Midtown
• "Sparkle Me" - Buffseeds
• "Gone To Earth" - American Analog Set
• "No Reason" - Sum41
• "Testing" - Nolan
• "Every Ship Must Sail Away" - Blue Merie

This episode's title originated from the song Truth, Bitter Truth, originally sung by Marianne Faithfull.

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