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Some of the most chilling last words recorded are those from people just about to die in an accident. From Eric Garner who died after a botched arrest to David A. Johnston killed in an eruption, these words make you think.
When you hear the final words of people facing death, often due to circumstances outside their control, it is inspiring. These brave words come from Titanic victims and those who died during 9/11.
When young stars die due to the misuse of drugs, it is terrible. When you hear the sentiment of their final words it really touches your heart.
Some people are executed for crimes they committed, like John Wayne Gacy and others were killed over politics. Final words from those who know their time is up is incredibly chilling.
Even at the end, people who lived with laughter in their hearts can still leave us with a funny way to remember them. Sometimes these final utterances are just funny because of the context. Here are some famous final words from the best comedians and wits who have passed.
When all is said and done, we all want to leave this world happy with the part we played in it. Reading the final words of these famous people certainly gives you the impression that they did just that.
Perhaps the best final words are those which have a hint of irony to them. All too often the person who said them didn’t live to see just how ironic their final utterances were.
Perhaps the best way to go is surrounded by those you loved and telling each other one last time just how you feel. These famous people managed to slip their mortal coil just after expressing the love in their hearts.
When the worst happens and someone is killed, their final words can often be a reaction to what is happening to them. Famous people are no different, and these are the last recorded words of some of the most notorious victims.
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- Humorous Last Words. Charles Gussman, television scriptwriter: “And now a word from our sponsor.” Groucho Marx, entertainer: “Die my dear? Why that is the last thing I’d do.”
- Entertainers' Last Words. George Harrison, singer: “Love one another.” Joan Crawford, movie actress: “Damn it. Don’t you dare ask God to help me.” Ingrid Bergman, actress: “Do I look all right?
- Last Words of Atheists. Joseph Coveney, American Atheist: “I die as I live. I disbelieve in God, the bible, and the Christian religion.” Karel Soucek, Canadian stuntman: “There is no Heaven or Hell; there is no God.
- Last Words Suggestive of a God and an Afterlife. Thomas Alva Edison, inventor: “It is very beautiful over there.” William Allingham, Irish poet: “I see such things as you cannot imagine.”
3 days ago · These notable historical figures died in bed, or in battle, or were somehow able to get their dying thoughts across to someone for recording on a list of last words of famous people.
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- Joseph Wright. Wright, a linguist, edited the English Dialect Dictionary. His last word? “Dictionary.”
- Raphael. Italian artist Raphael’s last word was simply “happy.”
- Gustav Mahler. Composer Gustav Mahler died in bed, conducting an imaginary orchestra. His last word was “Mozart!”
- Bessie Smith. Blues singer Bessie Smith died saying, “I’m going, but I’m going in the name of the Lord.”
Famous Last Words. Dying words are a very special form of quotation. Some are rehearsed and contrived; others are spontaneous and witty. ‘ Famous last words ‘ are often impromptu sayings, spoken by the dying person for the first (and, of course, last) time on their deathbed.
Sep 3, 2014 · 1. “I am about to–or I am going to–die; either expression is used.” – French grammarian Dominique Bouhours (1628-1702) 2. “I must go in, the fog is rising.” – Emily Dickinson (1830-1886) 3. “It is very beautiful over there.” – Thomas Alva Edison (1847-1931) 4. “Looks like a good night to fly.” – One reddit user’s great Uncle (Gillybilly)
