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Everyone's last tune
What would you choose?
Top Rock · 1960s tunes
"My partner and I danced to this on our wedding day." — Margareta Persson
"It's the song that played at the happiest moment of my life." — Auriane Pichon
"It's the sound of Sunday mornings in our house." — Angeles Hettinger
"It's imperfect and messy and that's the point." — Finnja Hentschel
"I've never once skipped this song. Not once." — Luigi Larkin
"I want people to leave humming this, not crying." — Ettore Romano
"It's imperfect and messy and that's the point." — Cristian Quiñónez
"I want whoever's there to know this was a deliberate choice, and it mattered." — Christelle Vasseur
"It's heavy, but it's honest, and I want honesty." — Maik Frisch
"It just feels true, every single time." — Maria Östlund
"It's the song I'd want as the final note of my story." — Cleopatra Galli
"I've loved this since the first time I heard it, and that hasn't changed." — Irène Lefevre
"It's just always felt like it belonged to me." — Ígor Guedes
"There's a sadness in this song that feels like comfort, somehow." — Kristian Smedsrud
"I used to play this on repeat during the hardest year of my life. It helped." — Sarah Dragu
"I want whoever's there to know this was a deliberate choice, and it mattered." — Mélisse Bouchet
"It's the kind of song that makes you glad to have been here." — Giacinto Ferrari
"This is the song I'd want playing when I arrive, wherever that is." — Lars Persson
What would yours be?
Choose my tune