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Everyone's last tune
What would you choose?
Top Rock · 1990s tunes
"This song gets it. Gets me." — Marius Ødegård
"There's no version of my story that doesn't include this song." — Pascal Girard
"I want this to be the last good thing people hear." — Sara Tovar
"There's a reason this is still my favourite, after all this time." — Alphonso Kirlin
"It's not complicated. It's just right." — Ava Zeidler
"I've never once skipped this song. Not once." — Bhadran Naik
"I want this to be the soundtrack of how people picture me, after." — Doriana Martino
"I'd rather be remembered through this than through a eulogy." — Duncan Thiel
"I've played this more than any other song, and that says everything." — Dron Butt
"It's not complicated. It's just right." — Francisca Brum
"It's the song I'd want as my final word, in a way." — Jörgen Gustafsson
"I want whoever's left to know I was at peace." — Rory Kertzmann
"This song is about loss, but somehow it feels like hope." — Lakita Bahringer
"It's the song that's always been there, quietly, in the background of my life." — Lean Schultz
"It says what I never could." — Vergie Beer
"Some things don't need explaining. This is one of them." — Leticia Henríquez
"It's not an easy listen, but it's the truest one I've got." — Per Östlund
"There's something about this song I've never been able to put into words." — Trần Long
"I want this to be a moment of stillness before everything moves on." — Ismérie Lemaitre
"It's imperfect and messy and that's the point." — Lucia Alaniz
"It's the soundtrack to every version of me." — Trương Hải
"It says what I never could." — Caio Fior
"This song takes me straight back to my parents' living room." — Elias Solheim
"I've never once skipped this song. Not once." — Terrence Hessel
What would yours be?
Choose my tune