The Last Song

Trevor McNevan

You can throw away your expectations now
And all the things you wouldn't say out loud
Theres nothing left to pick apart now
The cards are all down
And now you know the sound of my heart
When it hits the paper
Theres no more mystery here
This is the last song

I remember when we first became a band
We'd drive all night and talk about the world
I remember when we used to now and then just sit and wonder
Where it all would go

This is the last song
So everybody sing along
This is the last song

You can throw away your expectations now
And all the things you wouldn't say out loud
Theres nothing left to pick apart now
The cards are all down
And now you know the sound of my heart
When it hits the paper
Theres no more mystery here
This is the last song

I remember when we first became a band
We'd set up in the bedroom
Practice all night long
I remember when we used to now and then
Keep the neigborhood up from the sound of our guitars
I remember when we'd all hop in the van
Turn the radio on,
We were off to see the world
Wake up at 10 to do it all again
Till the sun goes down cause this is all we know

This is the last song
So everybody sing along
This is the last song

I remember when we first became a band
We'd drive all night and talk about the world
I remember when we used to now and then just sit and wonder
Where it all would go

This is the last song
So everybody sing along
This is the last song

Trivia about the song The Last Song by Thousand Foot Krutch

On which albums was the song “The Last Song” released by Thousand Foot Krutch?
Thousand Foot Krutch released the song on the albums “The Flame in All of Us” in 2007 and “Deja Vu: The Thousand Foot Krutch Anthology” in 2009.
Who composed the song “The Last Song” by Thousand Foot Krutch?
The song “The Last Song” by Thousand Foot Krutch was composed by Trevor McNevan.

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