Song
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Last Call
Irish folk rock in G major at 120 BPM. The arrangement features a prominent fiddle playing melodic lead lines and rhythmic double stops. Acoustic guitar provides a driving strummed accompaniment with a percussive backbeat. Electric bass follows the root notes of the chords in a steady eighth-note pattern. Drums consist of a standard kit with a strong emphasis on the snare and crash cymbals during the chorus. Male vocals are delivered in a clear
Lyrics
Subtitles ready[Intro] [fiddle lead melody, driving acoustic guitar, steady drum beat] [Verse 1] [male baritone vocals] The barman's shout breaks through the haze Another round before the end of days The clock strikes twelve, the lights grow dim But no one's ready to call it quits, no, not us [Chorus] [group backing vocals, full band energy] "Last call", he's saying, "time to go" But the pints are still flowing and the spirits grow We're all laughing louder than we should Stay until the morning light, we're feeling good [Verse 2] [fiddle rhythmic double stops] The taps run dry, the floor's a mess But no one's moving, I'll just confess That we'll drink till dawn and then some more 'Cause life's too short for walking out that door [Chorus] [fiddle hook] "Last call", he's saying, "time to go" But the pints are still flowing and the spirits grow We're all laughing louder than we should Stay until the morning light, we're feeling good [Bridge] "Last call", he says, but to us It's more like first call, we've only had a few And we're only getting started 'Cause to us, one more only turns into one more [Chorus] "Last call", he's saying, "time to go" But the pints are still flowing and the spirits grow We're all laughing louder than we should Stay until the morning light, we're feeling good [Outro] [fiddle solo] In the corner the fiddler plays And we're lost in the music, forgetting the days The barman shakes his head, a grin on his face Knowing well that we'll never leave this place [fiddle melody fades out]