Last Picture, music (c) 2016 Steve White; words by Rudyard Kipling 1891. Piano and voice, key of F, Eb, and Cm, 6/8.

[[] is one bar; <chord>/<chord-relative degree> indicates non-root bass; 2V means V of V; 2UV means IV of IV]

INTRO:
(key:G->F)
(key:G)[G][.] [Am7][D]
       [I][.] [2v7][V]
(key:F)[II][.][4v7][3V]

(VI-ii(ii) has some interesting voice-leading. 6-#1-3 moves to 6-2-4. VI-II is 6-#1-3 to 6-2-#4, which sounds more final)

(key:F)[Gm][Bb   C7][F]  [F Cadd11/4]
       [2v][IV   V7][I]  [I V]
(key:G)[i] [bIII UV][2UV][2UV UV]

(it sounds like we've modulated to i, but in fact we're in F (bVII) and that Gm is the ii in a continuing VI-ii-V7-I cadence)

VERSE1:

(key:F->Eb)
C
 When

[F]                      [.]
 A       A    A   A    A  G-F  F   F   F   G     A
 Earth's last pic-ture is pain-ted and the tubes are

[Gm7]         [C]
 A-Bb Bb   Bb  A      A    A
 twi- sted and dried. When the

[Fm]                 [Ab           Bb7]
 Ab  Ab  Ab  Ab  Ab   G-F  F   Eb  Eb  F    G
 old-est col-ors have fa-  ded and the youn-gest

[Eb Eb-Ebsus24-Eb][Eb Bbadd11/4.  .]
 G   F   Eb  Eb                Bb Bb 
 cri-tic has died.             We shall

(key:Eb->F)

[Eb]                       [.]
 G     G    G      G  G     F-Eb Eb  Eb  Eb   F   G
 rest--and, faith, we shall need it; lie down for an

[Gm.. . .  .][Ab.. . .     .]
 Bb     Bb C  Ab     Ab    G
 ae-    on or two.   'Till the

[Fm]                [FmM7/7]
 G   F   F  F   E    E    F   C     F   G  Ab
 Mas-ter of All Good Work-men shall put us to

[Cm7/b3.. . . .][C7.. . . .]
 Ab           C  A        C
 work         a- new.     And

(key:F->Eb)
those that were good shall be happy;
they'll sit in a golden chair.
They'll splash at a ten-league canvas
With brushes of comets' hair.

They'll

(key:Eb)
[Eb]                [.]
 G    G    G-F    F  F    Eb    Eb  F  G
 find real saints to draw from--Mag-da-lene,

[Gm]        [Ab]    
 Bb Bb   C   Ab    Ab-G
 Pe-ter, and Paul. They'll

[Fm]                 [FmM7/7       Bb7]
 G    F   F  F   F  E E   F    Eb  Eb F   G
 work for an age at a sit-ting and ne-ver be

[Eb Eb-Ebsus24-Eb][Eb Bbadd11/4 . .]
 G-F   Eb Eb                      Bb
 tired at all!                    And

(key:Cm)
[Cm7]                   [Bb]
 G  G  G   G   F   Eb    D-C    C   Eb  Eb F  G
 on-ly The Mas-ter shall praise us, and on-ly The

[Gm]          [Ab]
 C   C   D     C      C
 Mas-ter shall blame. And

[Eb]                     [Bb]
 G  G   G    G    F   Eb  D  C
 no-one will work for the mo-ney.

[Gm Gm7/b7]              [C C7/b7]
 G  G   G    G    F   Eb  D     C
 No-one will work for the fame. But

(key:F)

[F]                     [.]
 A    A   A   A   A  A   G-F  F    F   G     A
 each for the joy of the work-ing, and each, in

[Gm7]          [D]
 A-Bb Bb   A    G     D
 his  sep-'rate star, shall

[Bb]                 [C]
 Bb   Bb  Bb    Bb A  G-A G   F   F   G   A
 draw the Thing as he sees It for the God Of

[C7 C7/b7]     [F]
 A      A  G    F
 Things As They Are!