Lyrics
On The Night You Were Betrayed
You Took The Bread
After Giving Thanks
You Broke It And Said,
“This Is My Body Broken For You”
And As You Eat It Remember Me
“This Is My Body Broken For You”
And As You Eat It Remember Me
On The Night You Were Betrayed
You Held The Cup
After Giving Thanks
You Lifted It Up
“This Is My Blood Poured Out For You”
And As You Drink It Remember Me
“This Is My Blood Poured Out For You”
And As You Drink It Remember Me
So We Thank You For The Wine
And For The Bread
For We See The Life You Gave
And The Blood You Shed
And We Remember Your Wondrous Love
You Gave Your Body You Shed Your Blood
And We Remember Your Wondrous Love
You Gave Your Body You Shed Your Blood
Yes We Remember Your Wondrous Love
You Gave Your Body You Shed Your Blood
Yes We Remember Your Wondrous Love
You Gave Your Body You Shed Your Blood
By Your Blood You Have Saved Us
By Your Blood You Have Freed Us
By Your Blood You Have We Can Enter Into Your Holy Place
By Your Love You Forgave Us
By Your Power You Have Raised Us
By Your Blood, Precious Blood Of The Lamb
Father God of Heaven, Precious Lamb Of God
We Humbly Come Before You And Cry Holy, Holy
All Of Heaven Singing, The Song Of Our Redeemed
Giving Glory To The Lamb
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Remember Me” follows the biblical account of the Lord’s Supper, moving from bread to cup and then into grateful remembrance. The lyrics recall Christ giving His body and shedding His blood, presenting communion as an act centered on sacrificial love. Thanksgiving for the elements leads into praise for salvation, forgiveness, freedom, and access to God. The final lines widen the scene from the gathered worshipers to heavenly adoration of the Lamb.
The opening sections closely echo 1 Corinthians 11:23-26, where Jesus gives thanks, breaks the bread, shares the cup, and commands remembrance. Hebrews 10:19-22 also illuminates the language about entering the holy place through Christ’s blood. Together, those passages support the song’s movement from memory to worship: the cross is recalled, its saving meaning is confessed, and glory is directed to Christ. Repetition gives the communion words a meditative quality, while the closing cry of holiness places the remembered sacrifice within reverence for the Lamb of God.
Related Scripture
- 1 Corinthians 11:23-26 Paul recounts the bread, the cup, and Jesus’ command to remember Him.
- Hebrews 10:19-22 Christ’s blood gives believers confidence to enter the holy place.
- Revelation 5:9-13 Heavenly worship gives glory to the Lamb who was slain.