Nobody wants to imagine how their deathbed would look, but yet, everybody has thought about it nonetheless. As eerie as this image might be, pondering about your last words and the last time to shine is nothing unusual. Creepy is as creepy does - neither your thoughts nor the final words have to be ominous, and we have done very thorough research on that.
In the list below we have compiled the last words of all kinds of famous people - actors, politicians, musicians, and artists. Some of them died unexpectedly leaving only an incoherent word or two for their loved ones; others clearly had their thoughts in line, offering an inspiring quote as their last message. Some famous celebrities were very serious before their last breath, and some shone with their sense of humor even in such a grave time. No matter how effortless their funny jokes might sound now though, they were likely to be said so that the family and relatives of the deceased would have happy memories about their loved one etched in their minds.
Now, we don't want to get you all wet-eyed and gloomy thinking about these famous people and their last words, but rather like to show you that as inevitable as death is, there's no need to take it too seriously and get yourself all worked up about it. Scroll down below to check the last quotes by famous people and don't forget to vote for the wisest or the funniest words uttered before kicking the bucket.
#41 Rock Band "Chicago" Guitarist Terry Kath (1946-1978)

Kath's death was by an accidental, self-inflicted gunshot wound, and not a suicide
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40points
#42 Singer And Songwriter Prince (1958-2016)

Prince's longtime lawyer spoke to him the Sunday before he died. These were final Prince's words
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39points
#43 Singer, Songwriter And Dancer Michael Jackson (1958-2009)

Michael Jackson's last words were a plea for "milk" – an alleged nickname for propofol, a powerful hospital anesthetic that the singer later overdosed on
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38points
#44 Comedian And Actor Jackie Gleason (1916-1987)

Gleason was a heavy smoker, so before passing away from lung cancer, he admitted he always knew the harm that smoking causes
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38points
#45 British Writer Hector Hugh Munro (Known As Saki) (1870-1916)

Saki served as an infantry officer during the Great War. Concerned that wisps of smoke could give away their position, he warned a fellow officer. Unfortunately, the sound of an order was a far better way of spotting a target than a cigarette’s worth of smoke. He was shot dead seconds after giving this famous final command
38points
#46 American Polymath And One Of The Founding Fathers Of The United States Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790)

As Benjamin Franklin lay dying, his daughter told him to change position in bed so that the breathing would be more comfortable. This was Franklin’s reaction to it
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38points
#47 American Political Leader, The First President Of The USA George Washington (1732-1799)

Washington’s last words, which were said during a conversation with his secretary Tobias Lear, suggest that the President was at peace with the life he had lived and the plans he had made for a future after his passing
37points
#48 American Rock Musician, Actress, Comedian And Traffic Reporter Jane Dornacker (1947-1986)

Jane was giving a live traffic report from a helicopter for a national radio station when the aircraft plunged into the waters of Hudson River. After her last words, listeners heard a loud crash that signaled the instantaneous death of the celebrity
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#49 Novelist And Poet Louisa May Alcott (1832-1888)

Louisa May Alcott had been suffering from an unknown illness when her condition turned shoddier soon after she visited her ailing father. On a deathbed she uttered these words believing that it was meningitis she was ill with
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36points

