Best closing tracks

Moonlight Mile might get my vote, and a few of my other favorites have already been mentioned, but I'll toss a few more out:

"Rock and Roll Ain't Noise Pollution," AC/DC (Back In Black)
"All You Need Is Love," The Beatles (Magical Mystery Tour)
"Get Back," The Beatles (Let It Be) ("... and I hope we passed the audition.")
"Long As I Can See The Light," CCR (Cosmo's Factory)
"Ain't No Way," Aretha Franklin (Lady Soul)
"All I Want Is You," U2 (Rattle and Hum)
"Original of the Species," U2 (How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb)
"Top of the World," Van Halen (For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge)

 

Thread should have ended here. The story behind the recording of this song - the last song recorded for an album that was cut in one day - is a terrific one.

 

"Your Sweet and Shiny Eyes," Bonnie Raitt, Home Plate.
"Silent Night/Seven O'Clock News," Simon & Garfunkle, P, S, R &T.

 

"My City of Ruins" from Bruce's The Rising was really powerful, I thought.

 

Is that the song where Macca growls he'd like to kill his father and F his mother?

 

This is the best of the trip.
This is the trip.
The best part.
I really like.