Everyone's last tune

"I want people to really listen to the words this time." — Eva Gustafsson

"It's the song I sing in the car when no one's watching." — Aaron Frohn

"It's the song I'd want stuck in everyone's head afterwards." — Delbert Kozey

"Some songs you just know belong to you." — Bhima Jain

"It's the kind of song that makes you glad to have been here." — Lesley Franecki

"It's the most honest thing I know how to share about how hard life can be." — Ahilya Kakkar

"My mum used to hum this in the kitchen. It's the sound of home." — Hoàng Dương

"Out of everything I've ever loved, this stays." — Nicoletta Ferraro

"This is the song that finally let me cry when I needed to." — Jesús Roybal

"There's a sadness in this song that feels like comfort, somehow." — Benno Alexander

"There's a reason this is still my favourite, after all this time." — Juan Carlos Esquibel

"I want people to leave humming this, not crying." — Cristyn Esposito

"I want people to remember the sound of this, not the silence after." — Celestina Gulgowski

"No other song comes close." — Đoàn Triệu

"It still gives me butterflies, even now." — Sina Pagac

"This is the one song I'd never get tired of." — Geeta Abbott

"This is how I'd want to be summed up, if it came to that." — Shashi Bhat

"I want people to feel something, not just sit there." — Júlia Porto

"I want this to send everyone off in a good mood." — Marilu Negrete

"I want people to know exactly who they were saying goodbye to." — Fernando Salas

"It's the song I'd want carved into the memory of the day." — Nora Jensen

"This is the song I'd want playing when I arrive, wherever that is." — Kim Wickert

"I want people to remember the sound of this, not the silence after." — Anselmo Piras

"It's the sound of Sunday mornings in our house." — Hannah Kohle

"Honestly? It's just a banger." — Elise Sørensen

"It's the song I'd want stuck in everyone's head afterwards." — Zaccaria Caputo

"This song never fails to lift my mood, no matter what." — Lorraine Remy

"I've loved this since the first time I heard it, and that hasn't changed." — Boniface Bouvier

"My mum used to hum this in the kitchen. It's the sound of home." — Ashok Mehra

"It's imperfect and messy and that's the point." — Ercole Villa

"This is the song that brought our families together on the dance floor." — Đỗ Phan

"No other song comes close." — Mohinder Dutta

"This is the song I want people to remember me by." — Maynard Rice

"If you know this song, you know me." — Newton Kovacek

"It's the song that makes sense of everything else." — Lorene Frami

"I'd rather be remembered through this than through a eulogy." — Neele Roos

"I'd rather be remembered through this than through a eulogy." — Murilo Velasques

"I want people to know exactly who they were saying goodbye to." — Hugo Díaz

"It's not complicated. It's just right." — Dayamayee Varman

"The artist wrote this when they were broken. So was I when I found it." — Pauline Frank

"I want people to know exactly who they were saying goodbye to." — Dean Wintheiser

"I used to play this on repeat during the hardest year of my life. It helped." — Kermit Davis

"It's not an easy listen, but it's the truest one I've got." — Esther Araújo

"It's the one song I'd trust to say goodbye for me." — Ines Sipes

"This is the song that makes loss feel less like an ending." — Birgitta Änglund

"This song is as close to a self-portrait as I'll ever get." — Apsara Rana

"Some things don't need explaining. This is one of them." — Yoann Lefevre

"It just feels true, every single time." — Catalina Segura

"Some songs you just know belong to you." — Teodoro Alejandro

"It's the song that makes sense of everything else." — Keeley Bogan

"There's a line in this song that always gets me." — Isabel Flores

"It's the song I'd want carved into the memory of the day." — Jörgen Gustafsson

"There's a sadness in this song that feels like comfort, somehow." — Erik Andersson

"I'd rather be remembered through this than through a eulogy." — Hubert Hubert