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The song is played on [[Link|Link's]] [[Spirit Flute]]. Link learns it in the northwest section of the [[Trading Post (Spirit Tracks)|Trading Post]] from a [[Sound Stone]] located near [[Linebeck|Linebeck's]] tombstone. When this melody is played near diamond-shaped crystal switches, the crystals glow and emit a beam of light to be used for varying purposes, such as opening doors or revealing spots that could be bombed.<ref>{{cite|You got the Song of Light! Play it to activate beacons.|N/A|Spirit Tracks}}</ref> One particular crystal switch in [[Fire Sanctuary]] is actually revealed ''and'' activated with this song. | The song is played on [[Link|Link's]] [[Spirit Flute]]. Link learns it in the northwest section of the [[Trading Post (Spirit Tracks)|Trading Post]] from a [[Sound Stone]] located near [[Linebeck|Linebeck's]] tombstone. When this melody is played near diamond-shaped crystal switches, the crystals glow and emit a beam of light to be used for varying purposes, such as opening doors or revealing spots that could be bombed.<ref>{{cite|You got the Song of Light! Play it to activate beacons.|N/A|Spirit Tracks}}</ref> One particular crystal switch in [[Fire Sanctuary]] is actually revealed ''and'' activated with this song. | ||
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The first five notes of the song are the same first five used in | The first five notes of the song are the same first five used in [[en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fly_Me_To_The_Moon|"Fly Me to the Moon,"]] a well known song written by Bart Howard. | ||
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