I can't recall the name of the film exactly, but there was one set in Appalachia where an evil rich local guy (who had moved to the big city) was using a local coal mine to stash hazardous wastes - "Fire Down Below" or some title like that. He'd burn some of it at night, and it was making the locals sick. I think Steven Segal was the leading man in the film. The film was about "2-stars out of 5". Anyway, the closing titles used "Paradise", actually sung by John Prine as background music.