History in Five Songs 271: More Famous Last Words

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In Episode 271, Martin dives into a collection of poignant final tracks and lyrics by various artists, exploring their prophetic or emotional significance, whether they were truly the last songs on an album or just the last words left to us. Riot – “Run for Your Life” Warren Zevon – “Keep Me in Your Heart” The Buzzcocks – “It’s Not You” Alice in Chains – “Head Creeps” George Harrison – “Brainwashed” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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