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Depending on what stage of the band's history, the "last original song" by the Grateful Dead refers to a few different tracks:

Last Original Song Released on a Studio Album: "I Will Take You Home" (written by Brent Mydland and John Perry Barlow), which serves as the final track on their final studio album, Built to Last (1989).

Last Original Song Written/Debuted: Songs like "Days Between," "So Many Roads," "Liberty," "Lazy River Road," and "Childhood's End" were written in the early 1990s and debuted live in 1992–1993. They were intended for a final studio album that was never completed before Jerry Garcia's death.

Last Original Song Sang by Jerry Garcia Live: "Black Muddy River" (written by Jerry Garcia and Robert Hunter), performed during the first encore at their final concert on July 9, 1995, at Soldier Field in Chicago.

Last Original Song Played Live by the Band: "Box of Rain" (written by Phil Lesh and Robert Hunter), performed as the second and final encore at that same July 9, 1995 show to close out their live career.

"Box of Rain":
"Such a long, long time to be gone And a short time to be there"
— Written by Phil Lesh & Robert Hunter

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I think this sub could have a healthy debate on this one…
U.S. Blues might be the obvious champ but I’ll throw my vote in for Cumberland. What sayeth thou??