The Last in Line

"The Last in Line" is a phrase that signifies being the final person or entity in a sequence, often implying a position of least importance, influence, or recognition. It can highlight feelings of neglect, marginalization, or the final opportunity in a series. The phrase is also famously associated with the title of a 1984 album by the rock band Dio, symbolizing perseverance and resilience despite being overlooked or last in line. Overall, it emphasizes how being last doesn't necessarily mean being least valuable, but can also reflect unique perspectives or experiences.