The Last of Us co-creator Craig Mazin reveals the big link between the song at the end of Season 2 Episode 2 and the game.

before noting that Blanco picked her in the end. The song is vague enough that this person could be another love interest of Blanco’s or just a close friend whose relationship with him changed ...

But amid all the violence, grief, and pain of episode two, there was a song that plays over the end that hit like a shotgun ...

The Last of Us Season 2 Episode 2 Ending brought us a song, and even though it might seem like just another song, it has a ...

“He was a retired naval captain who'd fought in the Second World War. I'd just recorded my first album with Genesis, had hair down to my elbows and lived in jeans and a military jacket from Kensington ...

West’s side had denied there had been any split, but in the lyrics to ... attack.” It’s certainly possible that West could be ...

I was speaking about the end of a seemingly life-altering ... “This is how I feel. It’s like I’m just so desperate for him to talk to me again, I’d do anything—even hurt myself.” ...

Beware SPOILERS for The Last of Us season 2, Episode 2 below! The latest episode of The Last of Us ends in a way that left viewers curled up into little balls o ...

and said that the closing song is one that struck him due to its exploration of mortality. “I wrote a song at the end of the album and I just got the lyrics, Bernie Taupin’s lyrics,” he ...

He’d do this last one only because he’d already agreed to it and there were a bunch of people out in that arena waiting to see him ... Maybe it’s because he’s now closer to the end ...

He loves me, I love him / Look at you ... is a satisfying song though, even if its subject is a mystery to everyone but Gomez. Read through the lyrics below. The song ends with a Spanish outro ...

This merger of troubled themes coalesced in the song’s downcast verse lyrics, and its meditative ... It was particularly effective live - where the end section had the power to repeatedly bring ...