I figured since we all spilled on what was/were our first songs alphabetically (and numerically), it would be fun to find out our last ones.
Mine is “Zomby Woof” by Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention.
Mine puts numbers at the end, so it’s either
“Zulu” - Santana
or
“1952 Vincent Black Lightning” - Richard Thompson
Very last: “π” by Kate Bush.
Last numerical: “57821” by Janelle Monae.
Last alphabetical: “Zweet Zurzday” by Duke Ellington.
My catalog is arranged by artist so the last song is Z Z Top - Sharp Dressed Man.
Arranged by title it would be Yum Yum by Young Holt Unlimited
“Zombie Zoo” by Tom Petty.
Zootcase: Stan Getz and Zoot Sims
Zombie by Jamie T.
“Yours Love” by Willie Nelson
Zombies - Tell Her No
Your Winter by Sister Hazel
Zurich is Stained by Pavement.
My iPhone puts the numbers at the end, as well.
So, very last song:
10538 Overture, Electric Light Orchestra
Very last song, not counting numbers:
Zig Zag, George Harrison
Zombie by Nellie McKay
Alphabetical – also “Zurich is Stained” by Pavement
Last in iTunes (highest number that isn’t broken up by commas): – “4000 Degrees Kelvin” by the Aperture Science Psychoacoustic Laboratories
1999 by Prince.
The last Z song is Zi-Zi’s Journey by Lindsey Stirling.
2112: Overture - Rush: All the Worlds A Stage
You’ve Lost that Lovin’ Feelin’ - Righteous Brothers
Somehow I don’t have any Z’s in my catalog of 1500 songs.
I thought, before I checked, that it would be “Zoot Suit Riot” by Cherry Poppin’ Daddies. But actually, two songs have even that beat.
“Zords (Instrumental)” by Ron Wasserman from the Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers soundtrack, and the Japanese version of “Let It Go”, from Frozen, sung by Takako Matsu. The Japanese characters are listed last alphabetically.
Zulu - Santana
or
2000 Miles - The Pretenders
You Turn the Screws - Cake