White Line Fever Motörhead
"White Line Fever" by Motörhead, released in 1975, is a #Rock song that explores themes of addiction, the struggles of touring life, and the toll of substance abuse. The raw, aggressive sound features heavy guitar riffs and Lemmy's distinctive growl, embodying the band's hard-living ethos. Its candid portrayal of addiction has resonated with fans, solidifying Motörhead's cultural impact in rock history.
[Verse 1]
Will you move along now
While the going's good
But you wouldn't come with me, baby
Even if you could
[Chorus]
White line fever made me a believer now
White line fever, yeah
Take me away from you
[Verse 2]
Just come to me babe
We can stay right here
But you don't remember me, honey
'Cause I won't be back this year
[Chorus]
White line fever, we're gonna make you a dreamer
White line fever, yeah
It's a slow death
[Guitar Solo]
Hey
[Verse 3]
Bye, bye, bye baby
'Cause there I come
Won't go to sleep tonight
Because the white line turns me on
Will you move along now
While the going's good
But you wouldn't come with me, baby
Even if you could
[Chorus]
White line fever made me a believer now
White line fever, yeah
Take me away from you
[Verse 2]
Just come to me babe
We can stay right here
But you don't remember me, honey
'Cause I won't be back this year
[Chorus]
White line fever, we're gonna make you a dreamer
White line fever, yeah
It's a slow death
[Guitar Solo]
Hey
[Verse 3]
Bye, bye, bye baby
'Cause there I come
Won't go to sleep tonight
Because the white line turns me on
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