Motorhead
Riding the Wild Legacy: Motorhead's Unyielding Rock Anthem
Lyrics
The King of Kings and the Ace of Spades
The reference to the King of Kings and the Ace of Spades suggests a powerful and iconic figure, possibly symbolizing the band Motorhead and its leader Lemmy.
Born to Raise Hell til your final days
Expressing a life dedicated to chaos and rebellion until one's final days, emphasizing a commitment to a wild and rebellious lifestyle.
A Rock and Roll god some would say
Acknowledging the band's status as influential figures in the rock and roll genre, possibly with a hint of irony or self-awareness.
Gone too soon to an early grave
Mournful reference to Lemmy's untimely death, lamenting the loss of this iconic figure to an early grave.
March or Die, Snake Bite Love, and Sacrifice
Listing Motorhead albums ("March or Die," "Snake Bite Love," and "Sacrifice") possibly as a tribute to the band's discography.
No Remorse, No Class, Orgasmatron
Naming other Motorhead albums ("No Remorse," "No Class," "Orgasmatron") as a testament to the enduring legacy of Motorhead's music.
Motorhead still lives on to this day
Affirming that Motorhead's legacy continues to exist even today, likely referring to the ongoing impact of their music on fans and the genre.
It's in all the music that we play
Suggesting that the spirit of Motorhead is present in all the music played, indicating the band's lasting influence on the world of rock and roll.
Motorhead
A direct reference to the band's name, possibly emphasizing its central role in the lyrics and the broader message of the song.
Philthy Animal and Fast Eddie Clark
Naming past members of Motorhead (Philthy Animal, Fast Eddie Clark) as a tribute and recognition of their contributions to the band.
Wizzo, Wurzel, and Mikkey Dee
Naming more past members (Wizzo, Wurzel, Mikkey Dee) as part of the acknowledgment of the band's history and lineup changes.
Thank you all for paving the way
Expressing gratitude to all past members for their role in paving the way for Motorhead's success and enduring legacy.
Motorhead lives on to this day
Reiterating the idea that Motorhead's influence continues to persist, emphasizing the lasting impact of the band.
Thank you Lemmy for the music you gave
Thanking Lemmy, the iconic frontman, for the music he contributed, recognizing his significant role in Motorhead's success.
You're strongly missed even today
Expressing the ongoing sense of loss and longing for Lemmy, underscoring his enduring absence even in the present.
God was never on your side
Suggesting a rebellious stance, possibly reflecting Lemmy's attitude towards conventional norms or religious beliefs.
Overkill, Killed by Death, what a wild ride
Referencing Motorhead songs ("Overkill," "Killed by Death") as part of the wild ride that characterizes the band's history and musical journey.
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