Lindsey Stirling - Lose You Now (feat. Mako)

Lyrics - I wish I could remember every second we had I know I tried to count 'em all one by one, one by one But you don't get 'em back, you don't get 'em back Take every memory we’ve ever had Oh, I want to live 'em all one by one, one by one And I swear that I'm not gonna lose you now I’ll keep you in my life somehow And even when the lights go down, down I could never lose you now And even though we're not so close here Maybe you could pick me up still ‘Cause I can't stop falling down I can’t stop falling down And I'm not gonna lose you now Oh I can still remember all the lessons you gave me I hope that I can live ‘em all one by one Don’t you go looking back, there’s no looking back And I don’t mean to open every picture I saved up I’m only trying to visit with you one by one, one by one And I swear that I'm not gonna lose you now I need you in my life somehow And even when the lights go down, down I could never lose you now Even though we're not so close here Maybe you could pick me up still ‘Cause I can't stop falling down I can’t stop falling down And I'm not gonna lose you now I’ll keep you in my life somehow And even when the lights go down, down I’m not gonna lose you now I’m not gonna lose you now

I just want to thank Lindsey Stirling for being such a wonderful friend and an incredibly inspiring presence for me these past few years. She is one of the kindest and most passionate people I know. I’m so grateful to be a part of this beautiful song and video :)

Absolutely beautiful. Proud of you Linds.

A minute of silence for those who have not yet found this artist

Nobody is talking about Mako's performance, just perfect

First time a song has reduced me to tears on the first listen. The song is so beautiful, and while I know the song is a metaphor for how Lindsey feels that her dad and Gavi will always be with her despite their passing (RIP), the song has really touched my heart from my own personal experiences with the losses of my 3 brothers, one of whom was my twin. I love the use of the butterflies in the video as it made me remember my brothers and reminded me of how lucky I am to be here, and that I know that they will always be with me. Lindsey is a musical genius and this video is why she will forever my absolute favourite music artist.

I lost my dad February 13th 2020. We used to connect through your music although we didn’t see eye to eye always. We both found the violin to be very calming. I remember lots of late nights listening to your music when I was in high school. My parents and I also watched your season with dancing with the stars. When I found out you were going to be at electric forest I kept trying to talk him into going but he said he couldn’t afford to take a week off work. He ended up passing away and then a month later the covid pandemic hit. Here we are a year and a half later and all I have are our pictures and our memories. I feel like when I lost my dad I lost myself. I even stopped listening to your music for the most part then I found this song today. I relate to this song more than I could ever explain and thank you for writing it. Such a beautiful song and video

I have been and fan for many years and I know that this song was made for her father, but it is still touching to anyone who has lost a loved one. I think that sits so deep and makes this song even more beautiful. I recently lost a loved one, and this song has been helping me heal through the power of music. Thank you so much Lindsey. ❤

I think Lindsey would be a good actress. Her face is so expressive and engaging. She needs to be in a movie or something.

I saw. I clicked. I cried. I lost my dad over a year ago. Yesterday i bought my first house, and all I can think of is how excited he would be and how much he would help me fix it up if he were here- but my brothers and I are using the skills he taught us to fix it up. I know all the lessons he taught us, both handyman and life stuff, will be with us forever, even when he isn't. Beautiful song ❤️

Thank you so much Lindsey and Mako for showing me how much my Dad is still so much part of who I am and who I'm becoming. Healing tears pouring down my cheeks right now since the moment he appears behind her in light. My Dad would have loved your song so much; he lived and breathed music.

Lindsey made this in honor of her father and I just recently lost my own. This song hit home for me in ways I thought nothing could ever do. And now through my waterfall of new found tears that I honestly believed I'd run out of I have a new appreciation for Lindsey as an artist. I wish I had thought of this song when Dad passed, but I suppose my grief wouldn't let me. I love you and miss you, Dad, but I know I'll see you again one day in heaven.

Honestly Lindsey Stirling is one of the most influential people in my life, she's so strong and powerful. She's creative and expresses her feelings through her music. I found her at a point in my life when I didn't care if I was alive, all I wanted was to end my pain. Flashing forward to now, no saving me was released around the time I was put in the hospital under intense suicide watch and it helped me get through it. And now this song is here when I need it most because I'm actually going to be moving out of my parents house soon and starting a new life with my boyfriend in a completely different city, and this reminds me that no matter what my parents are still here for me. This is just so amazing... thank you Lindsey!

in my eyes her getting eliminated from AGT was the best thing that happened to her, we never hear anything about people that win, she did this all on her own and she doesnt have anyone to tell her how to do things!

This song has such tremendous power behind it, and it make me cry. I moved halfway across the country from my family nearly 10 years ago. Though we've been far apart for so long physically, we've still connected with each other on a semi regular basis. My mom is the one I've always been closest to. Every time I've broken, she's always been there to guide me through picking up the pieces. I've disappointed her many times, but she's never failed me. I cannot recall a single instance in which she has ever let me down. I've seen her a handful of times since then, and the last time hit me hard. I have this mental image of my mom. She's wearing a red dress and a long, fuzzy coat. Her hair is wavy and dark, flowing around her face and spilling over her shoulders as she leans over to put on her red heels. She's so beautiful in her giddiness. SO excited to go out on a date night. This memory has been burned into my head for 20 years. I am no stranger to death. I know it happens to all of us at some point. When I saw her last, she looked so much different. She's still the most beautiful woman I have ever seen, but I now see her beauty in a different light. Her hair is now painted with wisdom, and all of the smiles in her life are elegantly etched into her face. She is truly a work of art. It makes the idea that one day I will wake up and never be able to speak to her again feel so much more real. Though she is in good health, the fear of losing her hurts more than any other kind of heartbreak I've felt. That is the day I will break for real. I only hope that I'll have the strength to use all of the tools she's given me to drag myself out of bed, put myself back together, and move forward. Hey Momma. If you ever find this comment, I love you to the moon and back for everything you are, were, and will be. You are everything I could have ever hoped for in a mother, a friend, a role model, and a guide. If I could choose to be just like anyone in the history of humanity, it would be you. You are a shining beacon of light in the darkness I have found myself trapped in countless times. I am so grateful for you.

Literally burst into tears when her dad appears as her guardian angel... wow. ❤️ thank you for this incredible song.

Lindsey Stirling's like a gift from God

Use me as the "We love Lindsey Stirling so much" button

February marked the 10th year since my grandmother passed 😢 June would mark the 9th year of my grandfather (father's father) and December would mark the 8th year of my other grandfather (mother's father)... thank you Lindsay for showing that no matter how time passes that we never loose them for they are always with us 💙💙

I lost my dad on 1/4/21. I came across this song and wanted to see how it came to life visually and I'm speechless. This is beyond beautiful.