Everyone's last tune

"The world would be a better place if everyone listened to this once." — Hoàng Dung

"It's the song that makes sense of everything else." — Gerald Kuhn

"It's silly and brilliant and exactly what I want people to remember." — Vishwamitra Agarwal

"I want this to be the soundtrack of how people picture me, after." — Eusebio Russo

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

"It's the song I'd want as the final note of my story." — Leonila Tromp

"This song is rebellion, and I want one last act of it." — Clarence Ullrich

"I want people to feel lighter walking out than they did walking in." — Göran Nilsson

"It's the sound of refusing to go quietly." — Granville Swift

"I want my people to dance. One last time." — Lucas Hansen

"I want people to know I went out exactly as myself." — Isabel Casillas

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

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

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

"It's loud, it's defiant, and that's exactly how I want to go out." — Stuart Towne

"It just feels like me." — Juliana Gonçalves

"Some songs you just know belong to you." — Chakravarti Bhattathiri

"It's the song that makes sense of everything else." — Joya Grady

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

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

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