(Robbie:). "WeæŠ®e gonna try a song we never played before... uh we put. together kinda for the occasion. ItæŠ¯ called 'The Last Waltz.'". (Rick:). She stands on the banks of the mighty Mississippi. Holding a lantern light. Waitin' for a man who's a riverboat gambler. He said he'd return tonight. (Levon:). They used to waltz on the banks of the mighty Mississippi. [Unintelligible; doesn't sound like "Loving"] the whole night through. The riverboat gambler went off to make a killin'. And bring it on back to you. Evangeline Evangeline curses the soul of the Mississippi Queen. That pulled her man away. (Rick:). Now Bayou Sam from South Lousianne. Had gamblin' in his veins. And Mama Moo (??) who loves only you. Why do ya cause her such pain?. (Levon:). She went to the top of Hickory Hill. Stand in the lightnin' and thunder. Riverboat it was sinkin?She watched that boat go under. Evangeline Evangeline curses the soul of the Mississippi Queen. That pulled her man away. (Robbie & Richard:). The last of November. Leaves on the ground. It's hard to remember. What city what town (what town). So many roads. Mothered (?) in stone. Surrounded by bones. It feels so alone. The last waltz the last waltz. The last waltz with you. DonæŠ° mean the last dance is over. The last waltz the last waltz. The last waltz was through.