Changes: Late Goodbye

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Late Goodbye is a song by the Finnish rock band Poets of the Fall. It appears numerous times throughout Max Payne 2: The Fall of Max Payne. The song was based on a poem by Sam Lake, who wrote the story of the first two titles of Max Payne's series.

Appearances

Max Payne owns an album titled "Late Goodbye" in his apartment.
Ed the Janitor hums the song when Max encounters him. (No 'Us' in This)
Mona Sax sings the song in a shower in her hideout when Payne finds her. (A Linear Sequence of Scares)
The Cleaners play the song on a dead man's piano. (The Million Dollar Question)
Numerous enemies hum the song throughout the game.
The one cleaner that actually cleans anything in Max Payne's last nightmare sings the song.
The song is played as the credits of the game roll.

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-'''Late Goodbye''' is a song by the Finnish rock band [[Poets of the Fall]]. It appears numerous times throughout ''[[Max Payne 2: The Fall of Max Payne]]''. The song was based on a poem by Sam Lake, who wrote the story of the first two titles of Max Payne's series
+'''Late Goodbye''' is a song by the Finnish rock band [[wikipedia:Poets_of_the_Fall|Poets of the Fall]]. It appears numerous times throughout ''[[Max Payne 2: The Fall of Max Payne]]''. The song was based on a poem by [[Sam Lake]], who wrote the story of the first two titles of Max Payne's series.
 ==Appearances==
 *[[Max Payne (character)|Max Payne]] owns an album titled "Late Goodbye" in his apartment.
 *[[Ed the Janitor]] hums the song when Max encounters him. ([[No 'Us' in This]])
-*[[Mona Sax]] sings the song in a shower in [[Mona Sax's hideout|her hideout]] when Payne finds her. ([[A Linear Sequence of Scares]])
+*[[Mona Sax]] sings the song in a shower in [[Address Unknown funhouse|her hideout]] when Payne finds her. ([[A Linear Sequence of Scares]])
 *[[The Cleaners]] play the song on a dead man's piano. ([[The Million Dollar Question]])
 *Numerous enemies hum the song throughout the game.