One Last Song
A1 · Make It Good
Let me feel your embrace
Let me see in your eyes
That you won’t say goodbye
Just tell me how you feel
I don’t know what you’re thinking anymore
And if you need me, you’d kiss me
Then tell me how you feel
And if you want me, you’d show me
That your love is for real
And if you love me
You’d hold me in your arms where I belong
So while I’m feeling strong
I sing you one last song
Let me ask time has passed
Do you feel this could last
If you don’t, why then stay
Take your wings, fly away
I love you way too much
To wanna be the one who brings you down
And if you need me, you’d kiss me
Then tell me how you feel
And if you want me, you’d show me
That your love is for real
And if you love me
You’d hold me in your arms where I belong
So while I’m feeling strong
I sing you one last song
One last song I sing for you
Like I always did
This time it’s for real
I never come to you like this
Expecting you to turn my kiss
Oh no no no no no
And if you need me, you’d kiss me
Then tell me how you feel
And if you want me, you’d show me
That your love is for real
And if you love me
You’d hold me in your arms where I belong
So while I’m feeling strong
I sing you one last song
Oh yeah
I sing you one last song
I sing you one last song
About One Last Song
"One Last Song" by A1 serves as a poignant addition to the band's discography, appearing on the album *Make It Good*. Released within the electronic and dance music landscape, the track exemplifies A1's signature blend of atmospheric production and emotive vocal delivery. The song complements other notable releases from the artist, such as "Heaven By Your Side" and "Like A Rose," which also feature on the album *Here We Come*. Through its rhythmic structure and melodic hooks, the recording contributes to A1's broader body of work, reinforcing their reputation for crafting immersive sonic experiences that resonate with fans of modern electronic pop. The track stands as a testament to the group's ability to balance high-energy production with intimate lyrical themes, solidifying its place among their most memorable catalogues.