Come see a living, breathing spectacle
Only seen right here
It's your last chance in this lifetime
The line forms to the rear
You won't believe your eyes
Your eyes will not believe you're ears
Get your money out, get ready
Step right up, yeah you, come here

You ain't seen nothing like him
the last one of the breed
You better hold on to your honey
Honeys, don't forget to breathe
Enter at your own risk, mister
It might change the way you think
There's no dancers, there's no diamonds
No this boy he don't lip-synch

[Chorus:]
Here's the last man standing
Step right up, he's the real thing
The last chance of a lifetime
Come and see, hear, feel, the real thing

See those real live calloused fingers
Wrapped around those guitar strings
Kiss the lips where hurt has lingered
It breaks the hart to hear him sing
The songs were more than music
They were pictures from the soul
Se keep your pseudo-punk, hip-hop, pop-rock junk
And your digital downloads

[Chorus]

Take your seats now, folks. It's showtime
Hey, Patrick - hit the lights
There's something in the air
There's magic in the night
Now here's the band, they really play
I'll count the first one in
I don't know where it's gone
Well all know where it's been

[Chorus]

The last man standing
Step right up, he's the real thing
The last chance of a lifetime
Come see, hear, feel, the real thing.


Lyrics submitted by K-nuxXx, edited by Dropkick11

Last Man Standing Lyrics as written by Jon Bon Jovi Billy Falcon

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    if you ignore some parts of the lyrics and imagine anothers ...you can easily imagine it´s all about a falling hero trying to do the right thing. ¨You ain't seen nothing like him He´s the last one of the breed You better hold on to your honey Honeys, don't forget to breathe Enter at your own risk, mister It might change the way you think...¨

    When I heard that song somedays Vendette comes to my head and some times Joe Hallenbeck.

    And anyway... the song´s rhythm sounds very optimistic

    elbirviveon March 13, 2006   Link

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