Is there a song more emotional and beautiful then 'One last goodbye' ?
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Don Corleone
Emre
one day when my elder bro was a young kid, my uncle came to him and pulled the face Bruce Banner pulls when he's about to transform into hulk, and he removed his fake teeth and held my bro, who started to shout 
anyway, incridible hulk is a proper man, he mans everybody. i reckon he's a disciple of orros.
anyway, incridible hulk is a proper man, he mans everybody. i reckon he's a disciple of orros.
madgirl
Real World's Mad Girl
tis defo one of the most beautiful songs on judgement which is my fave album by far...
but there are several songs that maybe i cant distinguish between
IT IS A BEAUTTIFFFFULLL SONG!!!!
nearly exploded when saw it live !
but there are several songs that maybe i cant distinguish between
IT IS A BEAUTTIFFFFULLL SONG!!!!
nearly exploded when saw it live !
Anathema had the song played before their gig in Bradford....The tears were running down my face...It was so emotional.
ProgMetalFan
In the attic
There are not many songs that can reach the emotional magnitude and beauty of "One Last Goodbye". An all-time rock classic, in my opinion... and my favorite Anathema song. Just incredible. The whole "Judgement" album is a stroke of genius.
Another song that is on the same level is:
Pain of Salvation - "A Trace of Blood"
Another song that is on the same level is:
Pain of Salvation - "A Trace of Blood"
I agree totally, you sound like you have a similar taste in music to me and I liked your post so much, I'm gonna download that song
Don Corleone
Emre
but the lyrics of that song wont have a big effect all alone, you must hear the whole album, as it's a concept album.
i also like "this heart of mine" on that album!!
apex nemesis
Member
One Last Goodbye is such an great song as even though the lyrics are personal and the subject matter specific, they can be interpreted and related to by anyone who has ever experienced any kind of loss of a loved one. Not neccessarily a death either, just a loss. That is pretty much everyone so the song doesn't alienate the listener even though it is about a specific event personal to the writer.
