Lyrics
Intro
Oluwa
Remember me
Yahweh
Remember me
Verse 1
When the morning finds my soul
Let your presence make me whole
When the world is pulling me away
Be the voice that leads my way
Pre-Chorus
Hmm, you're the peace I cannot hide
You're the hope that's deep inside
Every step I choose to take
Let my life be yours always
Chorus
Remember me when I call your name
Remember me when my heart cries out
Remember me, stay here with me
Remember me, never let me go
Remember me, you are my home
Remember me
Post-Chorus
Oh, remember me
Remember me
Oh, remember me
Remember me
Verse 2
Even when the answers wait
I will trust your perfect way
Every season tells your story
Every breath belongs to you
Pre-Chorus
You're the calm inside the storm
You're the fire keeping me warm
When tomorrow hides its face
I will rest inside your grace
Bridge
You're my shelter
You're my song
Where you lead, I belong
Chorus
Remember me when I call your name
Remember me when my heart cries out
Remember me, stay here with me
Remember me, never let me go
Remember me, you are my home
Remember me
Outro
La la la la
Na na na na
Write my name upon your heart
Never let us drift apart
Every sunrise, every night
Keep me walking in your light
When my voice can't say no more
You'll be all I'm living for
Chorus
Remember me when I call your name
Remember me when my heart cries out
Remember me, stay here with me
Remember me, never let me go
Remember me, you are my home
Remember me
Outro
Adonai
Remember me
Yahweh, Yahweh
Remember me
Video
Meaning & Inspiration
“Remember Me” is framed as a prayer for God to remain near through ordinary days, delayed answers, and uncertain tomorrows. The opening asks for divine presence to restore the soul and redirect it when competing pressures pull it away. Peace, hope, shelter, and home become related images for the security found in God, while the repeated plea gives the chorus the character of a persistent petition.
The song also links remembrance with faithful direction. Its request to keep walking in God’s light recalls biblical language about a word that guides the path, and the image of a name written upon the heart suggests a desire for an unbroken covenant bond. Rather than treating unanswered prayer as abandonment, the second verse chooses trust and rest. The closing names Adonai and Yahweh, bringing the prayer back to the God whose presence the singer seeks from sunrise through night.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 119:105 The psalm describes God’s word as light for the path.
- Isaiah 49:15-16 God answers fear of being forgotten with an image of enduring remembrance.