Hitler's Last Words

I read on the Songfacts for "When The Music's Over" by The Doors, that the title and opening line from the song were taken from Hitler's last words, which supposedly were "When the music's over, turn out the lights". The person who made the comment cited Wikiquote as their source, but if that was quote was listed there before it has since been removed. Anyone have any info on this?

Songfacts entry

Hitler on Wikiquote

[snopes]

How would anybody know what Hitler's last words were? The only other person present when he died killed herself at the same time.

- snopes

[Richard W]

Originally Posted by snopes

How would anybody know what Hitler's last words were? The only other person present when he died killed herself at the same time.

- snopes

Well, it could have been the last thing that anybody around to report it heard him say. Seems pretty unlikely, though...

The BBC documentary series The World At War has interviews with people who were in the bunker with Hitler when he died, including his driver (who was one of those who found the bodies) and his secretary. If anybody reported this then it would probably be one of those two; they didn't in the interviews I've watched so far.

[queen of the caramels]

Originally Posted by Richard W

The BBC documentary series The World At War .

Picking at nits , it was a Thames Television series.

[Brad from Georgia]

"Eva! Auf Wiedersehen!"

Brad "that's what he said in Castle Wolfenstein, anyway" from Georgia

[Richard W]

Originally Posted by queen of the caramels

Picking at nits , it was a Thames Television series.

Indeed. Sorry.

I heard his last words were, "Are you sure this thing's not loaded?"