About The Song
In the tapestry of country music, where stories of life, love, and faith intertwine, Joey+Rory emerged as authentic voices, capturing the hearts of listeners with their genuine storytelling and heartfelt melodies. Among their repertoire, “Remember Me” stands out as a poignant ballad, a tender plea for remembrance that resonates with anyone who has ever feared being forgotten.
This isn’t just another country song; it’s a heartfelt reflection on the human desire to leave a lasting mark on the world, to be remembered for the love we shared and the lives we touched. “Remember Me” is a song about legacy, about the importance of cherishing memories, and about the hope that our stories will continue to be told long after we’re gone.
The song’s lyrics, written with simplicity and sincerity, capture the essence of this universal longing. Joey+Rory convey the vulnerability of those moments when we contemplate our own mortality, the fear that our time on earth will fade away like a whisper in the wind. And they offer a gentle reminder that the most important thing is not to be remembered for our accomplishments, but for the love we shared and the kindness we showed to others.
The melody, gentle and melancholic, complements the tender message of the song. It’s a melody that evokes a sense of nostalgia, a reminder of the precious moments we’ve shared with loved ones, and the hope that those moments will continue to live on in the hearts of those we leave behind.
“Remember Me” is a testament to Joey+Rory’s ability to connect with listeners on a deeply personal level. They understand the universal desire to be remembered, and they translate that emotion into a song that is both comforting and thought-provoking.
This song is a treasure for those who appreciate country music with depth and substance. It’s a reminder that our time on earth is precious, and that the most important thing is to live a life filled with love, kindness, and compassion.
Joey+Rory’s “Remember Me” is more than just a song; it’s a heartfelt plea, a tender reflection on life and legacy, and a reminder that the most important thing is not to be remembered for what we’ve done, but for who we are and how we loved.
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When you’re opening those presentsUnderneath the Christmas treeRemember meAnd when you’re setting out those cookiesFor Santa Claus to eatRemember meI was born in a mangerOn a cold December nightWith shepherds and three wise menUnderneath the stars so brightThe son of a lonely carpenterFrom down in GalileeRemember meWhen you’re hangin’ up those Christmas lightsFor the neighborhood to seeRemember meWhen you’re gathered ’round the tableWith all your familyRemember meCause I walked from town to town withoutA place to lay my headI even fed 5, 000 with just a loaf of breadAnd I helped the lame to walk againI made the blind men seeRemember meRemember meI was only in my thirtiesWhen they led me up that hillWith tears in my eyes I criedBut did my Father’s willAnd there upon a cross of woodI died to set you freeRemember meRemember meWhen you’re opening those presentsUnderneath your Christmas treeRemember me