In the summer of 2015, Motörhead frontman Lemmy Kilmister put the finishing touches on what would end up being his final solo recording.
"We Are the Ones," a collaboration between him and guitarist Chris Declercq that also features Josh Freese (A Perfect Circle, Guns N' Roses) on drums, is a poignant song that fits perfectly into the legend's discography. You can listen to it, via Rolling Stone, above.
"You opened a door no one else wanted to open for me," Declercq told Rolling Stone in a statement addressing Kilmister. "You allowed me to share precious moments with you as a composer, musician and friend. By helping me, you showed that you were the most generous, humble and honest man. I am honoring your gift every day and you are forever in my heart."
For more on Declercq's upcoming solo album, stop by chrisdeclercq.com.
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