There's a last train from Mariupol
Mariupol, oh, Mariupol
Last train from Mariupol
See how the platform is heaving
Who's on the train from Mariupol?
Mariupol, Mariupol
Who's on the train from Mariupol?
All of humanity fleeing
I heard God himself was on the last train
Mariupol, Mariupol
God himself was on the last train
Frightened by all he was seeing
There's a last train from Mariupol
Mariupol, Mariupol
Last train from Mariupol
All of humanity grieving
Ah, ah
Mariupol, oh, Mariupol
Last train from Mariupol
See how the platform is heaving
Who's on the train from Mariupol?
Mariupol, Mariupol
Who's on the train from Mariupol?
All of humanity fleeing
I heard God himself was on the last train
Mariupol, Mariupol
God himself was on the last train
Frightened by all he was seeing
There's a last train from Mariupol
Mariupol, Mariupol
Last train from Mariupol
All of humanity grieving
Ah, ah
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dall'album "Flying with Angels" (2025)
“La canzone è scaturita dalle immagini che arrivavano dai media, soprattutto all’inizio della guerra, durante il mese di Febbraio, quando una massa di persone nel panico cercava di mettersi in salvo sui treni“. La scelta di Mariupol, dice Suzanne, è per la musicalità del nome, che ha sentito dal resoconto di un reporter: “Un bellissimo nome. Anche la città lo è. Meritava una canzone“.