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What would be the last song.......

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What would be the last song you would want to hear right before the earth would end?

I would pick Bob Dylan's "The Times They Are A-Changin'".

 

GDZ

  • 4 months later...
Actually listening to some better songs, it would have to be either Hotel Room Service ( Pitbull ) or Like a G6 ( Far East Movement ) Let's end the world dancing :P

My choices in no particular order:

 

Shikata Akiko - Katayoku no Tori

The lyrics would fit well to the situation as it talks of final judgment, hell, sin, and punishment

 

Don McLean - American Pie

Best song ever, and appropriate as it talks of transition from a time of prosperity and joy and builds into an apocalyptic climax both with its tone and lyrics

 

Sun Kil Moon - Heron Blue

The sound especially the deep drum that starts in part way through adds a lot of emotion to the already heavy lyrics

 

Inon Zur - Dragon Age: Origins Opening Theme

Inon Zur has produced some amazing music. This particular one feels as though it is telling a persons story to me which is why I chose it.

Edited by Lorikz Kain

The Final Countdown. Not the actual song, just the intro. Time it so the world ends before the intro does.
  • 1 month later...

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