If you could choose the last piece of music you would hear before you die, what would you have ?

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Assuming you're not on Death Row or about to be flattened by a bus...

Anyway, I'd go for either Meditation from Thais by Jules Massenet, or Yoda's Theme by John Williams. They're both very serene and of much depth. The perfect musical accompaniment to slipping away quietly🙂.

Homeward Bound was Widnes Station.

Pps - homeward bound was definitely uk somewhere!!

Pretty geeky but I'd like to head Hedwig's theme by John Williams - it always gives me tingles and makes me smile.

The Dawn - Tony De Vit

Frankie goes to Hollywood the power of love

Maggot Brain by Funkadelic

The road to Avalon by the Seekers.

Or maybe My My, Hey Hey by Neil Young.

Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky - Hymn of the Cherubim
and fingers crossed it's appropriate for where I'm heading

This...

One Day like This by Elbow

The music my husband wrote for my babies when they were born, incorporating their little snuffling noises and squeaks. I listen to them from time to time and get a tear in my eye every time.

Faure's Requiem, the Sanctus if only one part of it can be chosen. I am no longer religious, but that music lifts me to a higher plane and will float me into heaven if that exists!

Either that or Josh Groban and Charlotte Church singing The Prayer.

'Asleep' by The Smiths

But love Frankie's The Power of Love as mentioned below too.

Placemarking so I can investigate these later.

I came on to say Meditation from Thais but OP beat me to it. That or Solveig's Song.

Miserere mei deus

Allegri’s Miserere sung by Harry Christopher’s The Sixteen. Sublime.

Too much too young by Specials or Teenage Kicks by the Undertones!

Richard Strauss, Im Abendrot

Amazing Grace

Nelly the elephant.

This is the earliest song that I can remember and it was a song that may have been the first one that I learnt to sing.

It would be comforting to hear that before I went.

Maybe as a medley with

A windmill in old Amsterdam

Never smile at a crocodile

And

Que sera, sera

FiremanKing well life is a bit of a circus at times Nelly packing her trunk and all that.

Clair de Lune, Debussy.