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The Last Man

from Utopia by Bryan Macdonald

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He stood alone on the road from Istakhr.
Past beliefs, now an illusion.
The lonely road, toward s a guiding star.
To the land of dissolution.

The man in rags in the park, on memories fields.
He softly spoke, I was once you.
The last man, without a dream.


Then he came, upon a fortress of stone.
A place of grace, and absolution.
Halls that echoed to the distant call.
Of the priest and the magician.

He heard the call to arms, so loud and clear.
He then turned his channel remote.
To the favourite show, of the weak.

Behind the mirror’s depthless lens.
Lies the void and distant world.
Of an existential threat.
There lies, the lost bewildered herd.
They bear the tragedy without strain.
The comfort of conformities pain.
What Orpheus once kept eternal.
Now erased for a greater gain.

The man in rags in the park, near memories fields.
His sign that read, I was once yours.
The last man, to be revealed.

The last man, to walk this cold lonely beech.

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from Utopia, released May 1, 2021
Composed and performed by Bryan Macdonald
Co-produced by Andy Walter

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Bryan Macdonald UK

UK based, Canadian composer and recording artist Bryan Macdonald published soundtrack music in the 1980’s and 90’s. He was also a contributor to the 90’s alternative rock band, Mac and Co, together with Alan Lewis from the rock band MAN, Adrian Smith from Click Click, and singer Tamara. Now working with producer Andy Walter, Bryan's fifth album, Elevator Music is released on Feb 25th 2022. ... more

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