We've all had that discussion about what our last meal would be. The latest polling says that ice cream, steak, pizza, lobster, hamburger, and spaghetti are top answers by the way. But what about your last song? What would be the last song you would want to hear? We asked Mainers on Facebook for their response, and we got hundreds of them.

What Is The Last Song You Want To Hear?

The song choices were all over the place, from heartfelt to sarcastic, and rebellious to religious. We had commercial jingles and TV themes, as well as symphonies, and really LONG songs (to delay the inevitable). Many people choose songs that were about the fact that this would be their last song.

Here are 60 songs chosen by Mainers as the last song they would ever want to hear. The NUMBER ONE choice is at the bottom.

Bridget Cailler In My Life  

 

Jim Nixon- Living On A Prayer

 

Mary Doherty-If I Could Turn Back Time

 

 

Hallie Avery-Anything my husband wants to sing

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Diane Michalski-The Other Side

 

Nevets Boisvert-Nights in White Satin not by Moody Blues, but by Deodato....a great instrumental version

 

Holly Spitznas-Pink Floyd - Learning to Fly

 

Kim Dyer-Sunshine On My Shoulders-John Denver

 

Kathy Zinavage-Goodbye Cruel World Pink Floyd.

 

David Abisalih-45-minute “Playing in the Band” Grateful Dead jam

 

Tim Lachapelle-Hootie and the Blowfish, Hold my Hand

 

Sandra Nagle-The Dance by Garth Brooks

 

Di Schwartz Ashcroft-Hair of the Dog

 

 

Jim Triquet-Another One Bites the Dust

 

Louine Young-How Beautiful Heaven Must Be

 

David P. Morneault-Just Remember I Love You 

 

 

Curtis Mills-Baby Shark, so I’ll be thankful for the end

 

Dana M Ayers-Voodoo Child ... And if I don't meet you no more in this world -Then I'll, I'll meet you in the next one. And don't be late,

 

 

Karen Cesare- Stairway to Heaven

 

Anne Laflamme-Carry On Wayward Son!

 

Rita Bean-Let It Be, by The Beatles

 

Everett Bickford-Live version of "Knockin on Heavens Door" by Guns N Roses recorded at the Ritz in 1988. This is the greatest version of this song by anyone period.

 

Jim Good-Amazing Grace & Freebird

 

Barbara Gately-“And When I Die” performed by Blood, Sweat, and Tears

 

Lyle Bedell-The Living Years

 

Mary Jane Lavoie-1812 Overture

 

Cindy Schiche-Spirit in the Sky by Norman Greenbaum

 

Pete Baltos-The extended version of In A Gadda Da Vida…

 

 

Tanya Pennington-Into the Mystic

 

Lynn Goodwin-Wescott-Last Song by Edward Bear

 

William Treadwell-Unchained Melody

 

Shannon Harvey-Roll Me Up - Willie Nelson & Snoop Dogg

 

Jeff Myers-Rush "2112". Because it's 21 minutes long

 

Jeremy Jordan-Break on Through to the other side by the Doors of course!

 

Love Fitch-Mama I’m Coming Home

 

Norma Michaud-My Way

 

Denise Labelle Bourgault-Dream On

 

Marty Nichols-Somewhere Over the Rainbow

 

Eric Mccullough-Fade to Black from Metallica

 

Alex Lins-I Fought the Law 

 

Lori Boudrow Rouleau-The Famous Final Scene...Bob Seger

 

Christine Knutson-Ward-George Strait's Cross My Heart

 

Miles Gervais-Show Must Go On

 

Marc Bech-1,000,000 Bottles of Beer on the Wall

 

Michael J. Taylor-Beavis and Butthead theme song

 

Vicki Taylor-American Pie

 

Chuck Grindle-Funeral for a Friend/Love Lies Bleeding- Elton John

 

Ann Marie Olds-She Talks to Angels

 

Gary Snow-End of the Line

 

Mark Worster-The End - The Doors

 

 

Kurt Stetzer-Bruce Cockburn “Last Night of the World”

 

Shannon Steinmetz-God on the Mountain by Jason Crabb

 

Jimmy Flores-Woomp There it Is!

 

Denise Bryer-Alice's Restaurant

 

 

Samuel Grant Whitman Green Mountain Furniture ...it’s more than meets the eye jingle!

 

Jody Proctor Williams-Bruce Springsteen “Jungleland”

 

Terry Oelmann-What a Wonderful World- Louis Armstrong

 

Candi Barrett-Bad Moon Rising. My Dad's song. Lost him in 05 and can't wait to see him again and I hope I do 💔

 

Kevin Beane AND HUNDREDS OF OTHER MAINERS...The Song That Doesn't End

 

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