Warning: This article contains spoilers for HBO's The Last of Us episode five.
The Last of Us TV series on HBO continues to enthuse viewers with its unique blend of heartbreaking drama and captivating storytelling. However, another aspect of the critically acclaimed program that has received widespread praise is its hauntingly beautiful outro tracks as the credits roll. Due to its dark yet enchanting tone, the current song has once again piqued viewers' curiosity.
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In episode five of The Last of Us, what is the end credits song?
Fuel to Fire by Danish artist Agnes Obel was originally composed and composed for her second studio album, Aventine, which was released in 2013.
The song's arrangement and tone evokes the same mood as previous outro songs have had. Obel's soaring bass and sporadic, yet remarkable high notes complement her fantastic piano playing and the faint string section that accompany it in the background.
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The song's bridge and chorus can also be heard by Obel herself, further enhancing the track's moving aura. By using this piece to end a climactic episode, Henry and Sam's tragic death is brought to an end by something much more mournful.