'Sons Of Anarchy' Series Finale Spoilers: Was Jax Teller Supposed To "Come Join The Murder?" [LISTEN]

The series finale of season 7 finally arrived for Sons of Anarchy on FX, leaving many viewers emotionally wrecked. As Jax Teller (Charlie Hunnam) delivered his last killing spree, the Forest Rangers delivered an epic swag song titled, 'Come Join the Murder.'

In our previous recap, Nero (Jimmy Smits) warned Jax (Hunnam) that there would be coming back if he did kill his mother. In his revenge for Tara's murder, Jax and Wayne Unser (Dayton Callie) ended up at the same place as Gemma (Katey Sagal). After putting a bullet into Unser, Jax walked Gemma across death row, stopped at the garden, and shot her in the back of the head.

During the series finale, Jax said his goodbyes to his kids and to the club, leaving Nero (Jimmy Smits) and Wendy (Drea De Matteo) as their guardians. While being chased by the police, Jax rode on his father's motorcycle. heading straight towards his death. Jax let his arms loose and collided head-first into the incoming truck.

According to Rolling Stone, the moody ballad was was performed by the band, the Forest Rangers, and sung by Jake Smith, aka the White Buffalo. The emotional lyrics were penned by the show's creator/showrunner, Kurt Sutter, who also wrote and directed the final episode.

Sons of Anarchy music supervisor Bob Thiele Jr. discusses the theme behind the lyrics, "We know what's gonna happen and sad as it is, there is a triumphant surrender that Jax embraces in his final moments. Rather than stay in the minor key of the verse, I chose to frame the chorus in a major key which underscores Jax's decision to chose his own final destiny."

During the seven-minute musical interlude, we saw Tig (Kim Coates) wrapping his arms around Venus Van Damme (Walton Goggins). As the club's new president, Chibs (Tommy Flanagan) sat alone at the head of the table, wondering about SAMCRO's future.

Listen to Come Join The Murder here:

The episode ended and began with a musical interlude, starting with Bruce Springsteen's Adam Raised A Cain:

Check out our 5 reasons why we'll miss Sons of Anarchy after the series finale.

After seven seasons, Sons of Anarchy finally came to an end. Readers, what did you think of Jax's swan song?