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| BPM = 90| versions =Last<br>Throw This Away <br>Last (Butch Vig Remix) (unreleased)| live = [[Performance 2007]]<br>[[Wave Goodbye Tour]]<br>[[Cold And Black And Infinite Tour]]}}'''"Last"''' is the 3rd third track on 1992's ''[[Broken]]'' EP. It is extremely guitar-oriented and features an abrasive vocal performance from [[Trent Reznor]].

*Production: [[Flood]], [[Trent Reznor]]

This is the original album version. Very guitar-oriented and immediate, the song also features abrasive vocals by Reznor during the verses but melodic singing in the choruses, a contrast repeated in later songs like "[[Head Down]]." The chorus musically contrasts the verses as well, containing no guitar but moving much quicker and with synthesizers instead. The song can be seen in three sections mediated by two guitar-only breaks, similar in approach to later material like "[[Reptile]]." The end features a buildup consisting of the verse music and a single repeated phrase, which eventually gives way to the opening guitar of "[[Help Me I Am In Hell]]."The lyrics "I wish I could put the blame on you" can be heard faintly from 3:12.

'''''Running Time: 4:13''''' This minimalist remix, on ''Fixed,'' contains elements from both "Last" and "[[Suck]]."Opening with bubbling synthesizer loops, it mostly consists of the bass riff from the middle of "Suck," which is repeated throughout the track. Layered below it are various quiet vocal samples from both songs. Eventually, the drum beat featured at the very end of the original bridge in "Suck" is looped and fades in, eventually segueing directly into the ending of Butch Vig's mix of "Last."====Song Credits====*Remixed by Trent Reznor and [[Chris Vrenna]] (section A), Butch Vig (section B)

'''''Running Time: 4:32''''' This remix has never been commercially released. HoweverIt was originally uploaded the Cyberden FTP server by "someone in [[Related bands and artists#Chemlab|Chemlab]]'s camp" as an 8-bit/11kHz AIFF file in 1993, which circulated as the only available copy until Reznor has recently hosted a CD-quality MP3 of the song in his [[remix.nin.com]] profile.Musically the opposite of the original, it features completely new guitar parts and drum loops, giving the song more of a radio rock feel. Its ending was incorporated into "Throw This Away."

"Last," despite being on the 1992 release ''Broken,'' was not played live until [[2007/02/10|February 10, 2007]], in Libson, Portugal, the first show of the [[Performance 2007]] tour. It was the second song in the set, following "[[Mr. Self Destruct]]."It has since been a rarity to setlists, though it was often paired with "[[We're In This Together (song)|We're In This Together]]" on the same tour.

Gave up trying to figure it out [well] my head got lost along the way Worn out from giving it up [but] my soul I pissed it all away

Pigs beget/we get what pigs deserve I’m I'm going all the way down I’m I'm leaving today

Come come on you’ve you've gotta fill me up

Come come come on you’ve you've gotta fix me up

Still feel it all/i'm slipping away but it doesn’t doesn't matter anymore Everybody’s Everybody's still slipping away/chipping away but it doesn’t doesn't matter anymore

You’ll You'll see ten thousand lies

Come come come on you’ve you've gotta fill fix me up

Come come come on you’ve you've gotta fix fill me up

This isn’t isn't meant to last

I know it’s going/{it's all getting} away and it comes to me as no surprise [and] I know what’s what's coming to me is never going to arrive

Come come come on you’ve you've gotta fill me up

Come come come on you’ve you've gotta fix me up

This isn’t isn't meant to last

  (background repetition: I wish I could put the blame on you)