Remember Me
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Remember Me
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In a time where promises are empty, and love is fleeting
Everyone is searching for a chance, a better way
When you look to heaven do you see a place that's waiting
And do you look to me as the one who will take you away
All i desire, is all that you need
Truth and a chance to be free
All that i ask, is that you would try and
Remember me
I'm more than a memory
I'll come for you
Like a thief in the night
If you get yourself right and remember me
From the mourning of the start in time,
I've known your face
And i have always held my love for you in the
Highest place
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Michael Sweet performs "Remember Me", and this lyric page sits inside the Michael Sweet catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Ain't No Safe Way and All I Wanna do (is Love You) with a short reason for opening each page next.
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