Motorhead - Love me forever live

[gokhansarac]

This song is even more touching when you know that Lemmy wrote this song to his girlfriend who died at the age of 28

[denhaas]

our son Lemmy died at age 28 in 28-03-2016 exactly 3 months after my Hero Lemmy. i miss him and specially our son extremely hard 😒This song is so good to hear 🖤♠

[halukatabek]

Dude its so fucking unbelievable that he sings this well live

[dudash]

Lemmy knew how to write truly heartbreaking songs. Great and underrated musician and poet. Rest in peace.

[punkrockgold]

I played keyboards onstage with Motörhead on this tour. And YES they had a keyboard player onstage! ME! (i was also Philthy's Drum Tech) Thats me at min 3:35, min 4:35 (twice) one finger! this was shot for ABC TV "In Concert" on the "Operation Rock And Roll" Tour supporting Alice Cooper and Judas Priest (Painkiller Tour) at the venue "Irvine Maedows" near Anaheim CA. For my money, its a great record (1916) and for me the greatest lineup. Wurzel and Phil twin attack...what a privilege to share the stage w/ these guys... more than 30 shows. and 3 world tours as Tech. Salad days!

[elioalbertomendozafernandezdav]

I can't help drinking every time I listen to this song.

[gustavovladrock]

I really adore this live version. Lemmy still alive, still strong, still here. Miss him so much and I'm sure I love him forever

[Metalhead]

i cried a lot of times when i listen to this song, because i lost a lot of people and i miss Lemmy and the other passed Motörhead members and some more musicians. i love Lemmy and Motörhead so much🖤🤘🏾

[sixfootcorpse]

This is it boys and girls. There's a lot of passion in the music and performance alone, then Lemmy's words about bring a tear to your eyes.

[Stuart.Shearer-cxfx]

Near to tears listening to Lemmy 😢.. Love me forever tell me no lies 😮.. S.S.Posse Manchester,

[stevebond]

Love Me Forever, Lost In The Ozone, Till The End, One More Fucking Time, and Don’t Let Daddy Kiss Me are powerful and devastating ballads that Lemmy wrote. Each one of them can bring tears to anyone who hears them. Seek them out!🤟🏼🔥🔪❤️🗡⚔️🎸🔥🤟🏼

[H-Real_]

Lemmy, Eddie, and Phil Taylor definitely died to break our hearts

[attilaezsias]

This is a very rare video, Philty on drums, Würzell still in the band, this is truly amazing

[iryads]

Love me forever, or not at all
End of our tether, backs to the wall
You give me your hand, don't you ever ask why
Promise me nothing, live 'til we die
Everything changes, it all stay the same
Everyone guilty, no one to blame
Every way out, brings you back to the start
Everyone dies to break somebody's heart
We are the system, we are the law
We are corruption, worm in the core
One of another, laugh 'til you cry
Faith unto death or a knife in the eye
Everything changes, it all stay the same
Everyone guilty, no one to blame
Every way out, takes you back to the start
Everyone dies to break somebody's heart
Oh, my lost come and take me
Love me or leave me, tell me no lies
Ask me no questions, send me no spies
You know love's a thief, steal your heart in the night
Slip through your fingers, you best hold on tight
Everything changes, it all stay the same
Everyone guilty, no one to blame
Every way out, brings you back to the start
Everyone dies to break somebody's heart
Oh, my lost come and take me

[angelbuny]

RIP Lemmy. You were hands down the coolest "Rockstar" I have ever met, and a great human being. See you on the other side..

[kellyetownsend]

From his unusual use of his bass, to his always looking up to the mic, topped off by his one of a kind signature vocals Ian was truly a treasure in so many ways. I bought " no sleep till Hamm " in 1980 or 81 and cruised his voice up and down commerce Ave. In Longview, wa. One of a kind and sorely missed he is bloke. Long live Lemmy 🎆🎇🍄🌋

[olgatihonova]

Вечная память Лемми!-- с любовью иэ России! 🙄👏👏👏👍👍👍

[lchatts]

This is a perfect example of the powerhouse Lemmy was. What I wouldn’t give to have been there 🤘🏻

[twistedsister]

Music of my youth
Music of my life
Music, till I'm alive...

[johnnymoon]

This is from a lost era of music that hopefully won’t stay lost for long, vhs needs to be like vinyl and Polaroids and come back.