Last Man on Earth

Album: Welcome 2 My Nightmare (2011)
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  • I don't know why my whole world came crashin' down,
    I just woke up in lonely town
    I opened up my eyes and much to my surprise
    Look at this heaven that I've found
    Don't need to care about tomorrow
    I got no pain, I got no sorrow

    I'm the last man on earth
    So tell me what it's worth
    Am I a beggar or a king?
    Got no trouble, got no time,
    Eternity is mine
    I got a whole lot of everything

    I can take this town
    And just burn it to the ground
    Smash every window that I see
    I can smoke, I can drink,
    I can swear, an' I can stink
    There ain't no one to bother me
    No, no

    Don't need to care about tomorrow
    I got not pain, I got no sorrow

    I'm the last man on earth,
    So tell me what it's worth
    Am I a beggar or a king?
    Got no trouble, got no time
    Eternity is mine
    I got a whole lot of everything
    It's all mine

    There's not a single soul to talk to me,
    But that's okay, I never liked them

    I'm the last man on earth
    And I know what it's worth
    I'm not a beggar, I'm a king
    Got no troubles, got no time,
    And everything is fine
    'Cause I'm the king of everything
    It's all mine
    Mine, mine, mine, mine, mine, mine Writer/s: ALICE COOPER, DAVID SPRENG, MATT MONTGOMERY, ROBERT ALAN EZRIN
    Publisher: Universal Music Publishing Group
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  • John from Pittsburgh, Pathere's also a horror movie called this name... one of the best in the 60's.. thecelebritycafe.com/feature/2012/09/top-horror-films-1960s-0
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