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Muse: Last Lines Trivia Quiz

This is my first quiz :). So let's see how well you know the last lines of songs from all of Muse's albums, from "Showbiz" to "Blackholes and Revelations".

A multiple-choice quiz by Jo144. Estimated time: 3 mins.

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Jo144

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3 mins

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Multiple Choice

Quiz #
254,571

Updated
Dec 03 21

# Qns
10

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Question 1 of 10

1. From which song would you find this last lyric: "and our souls, won't be exhumed"? Hint

City of Delusion

Sing For Absolution

Thoughts of a Dying Athiest

Recess

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Question 2 of 10

2. In which song does the last line "because you're the world" precede a minute of guitar? Hint

Nature_1

Supermassive Black Hole

Megalomania

In Your World

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Question 3 of 10

3. Which slow and emotive song ends with: "And missed the opportunity to be a better man"? Hint

Citizen Erased

Hoodoo

Uno

Ruled By Secrecy

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Question 4 of 10

4. One particularly upbeat song ends with the line: "And it's led me on, and on, to you." Which song is it? Hint

Starlight

Endlessly

Feeling Good

Fillip

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Question 5 of 10

5. Which song finishes by asking: "When will this loneliness be over?" Hint

Map of Your Head

Map of the Problematique

Time is Running Out

Escape

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Question 6 of 10

6. Which atmospheric song ends with the line: "Take me back again"? Hint

Shine (Acoustic)

Butterflies and Hurricanes

Invincible

Overdue

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Question 7 of 10

7. One particularly epic song finishes with the lyric: "And make us meaningless again". Which song is it? Hint

Space Dementia

Plug In Baby

Forced In

Black Out

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Question 8 of 10

8. Which politically-minded song ends with a very dramatic: "You'll burn in hell for your sins"? Hint

Sunburn

Thoughts of a Dying Athiest

Take a bow

Apocalypse Please

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Question 9 of 10

9. Which song ends with the line: "I don't want you, and I never will"? Hint

Hate This and I'll Love You

The Small Print

Falling Away With You

Hyper Music

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Question 10 of 10

10. Which fantastic Muse song ends with the lyric: "But you blew it away"? Hint

Uno

Unintended

Assassin

Shrinking Universe

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. From which song would you find this last lyric: "and our souls, won't be exhumed"?

Answer: Sing For Absolution

From the album "Absolution".

Muse formed when 14 year old Matthew Bellamy auditioned for drummer Dominic Howard's band, when the bass player left, they asked friend Chris Wolstenholme to learn to play bass for the band.

2. In which song does the last line "because you're the world" precede a minute of guitar?

Answer: Nature_1

From the B-sides Ddsc of "Hullabaloo Soundtrack."
Muse went through a lot of band names before settling on Muse, such as Gothic Plague and Rocket Baby Dolls.

3. Which slow and emotive song ends with: "And missed the opportunity to be a better man"?

Answer: Hoodoo

From "Black Holes and Revelations."
The cover shot of "Blackholes and Revelations" was taken in Spain. Matthew Bellamy said that shot represented the "Four Horsemen of the Apocolypse who've out grown their horses, each man is supposed to represent a different ailment of humanity, vanity or greed or paranoia."

4. One particularly upbeat song ends with the line: "And it's led me on, and on, to you." Which song is it?

Answer: Fillip

From the album "Showbiz."
"Showbiz" was Muse's first album. On the album, singer Matthew Bellamy played a range of instruments including the guitar, Hammond, melotron, Wurlitzer, and even strings.

5. Which song finishes by asking: "When will this loneliness be over?"

Answer: Map of the Problematique

From "Black Holes and Revelations".
Matthew Bellamy admits that "Map of the Problematique" was particularly influenced by the band Depeche Mode.

6. Which atmospheric song ends with the line: "Take me back again"?

Answer: Shine (Acoustic)

From "Hullabaloo Soundtrack."
If you rewind back past track one on disc two of "Hullabaloo Soundtrack" you will hear Tom Waits reading a poem called "What's He Building?"

7. One particularly epic song finishes with the lyric: "And make us meaningless again". Which song is it?

Answer: Space Dementia

From the album "Origin of Symmetry."
Space Dementia is a actually highly debated medical condition. It is believed that some astronauts can return from space suffering from a mild case of dementia. However, the condition has not been recognised by any accredited medical organisation.

8. Which politically-minded song ends with a very dramatic: "You'll burn in hell for your sins"?

Answer: Take a bow

From the album "Blackholes and Revelations."
"Take a bow" is not an attack against Tony Blair, John Howard or George Bush, rather "the people above them" according to Matthew Bellamy "The corporation owners, the media, the arms dealers, the people who pull the strings of our government."

9. Which song ends with the line: "I don't want you, and I never will"?

Answer: Hyper Music

From "Origin of Symmetry."

There is an acoustic version of "Hyper Music" on disc 1 of "Hullabaloo Soundtrack" called "Hyper(chondric) Music". It's a slower more emotive version of the song.

10. Which fantastic Muse song ends with the lyric: "But you blew it away"?

Answer: Uno

From "Showbiz".
Headlining the Glastonbury Festival is considered to be the highlight of Muse's career. However the day ended in sadness when Domonic Howard's father, who was at the festival, later died of a heart attack.

The Matthew Bellamy quotes came from a Herald Sun interview "Good Muse Week" from the 13th of July 2006.
I also got information from Wikipedia.com, muse.mu and the lyric booklets of Muse's album.

Source: Author Jo144

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