"Remember" genre: Christian Pop
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	CD: Michelle Hunter Credits: Recorded at Premier Records Studios, Nashville, TN. Produced by Morgan Cryar and Michelle Hunter. Engineered by Morgan Cryar. Written, Played and Performed by Michelle Hunter.
	Story Behind the Song I wrote this song in October of 2002 when I was visiting my best friend in TN. Her roommate was going through a serious period of doubt concerning everything she ever thought about who God is. I remembered a scripture passage in the Bible: (Deuteronomy chapter 8) where God tells the Hebrews that they are about to get to the land He promised them. He tells them never to forget that through the wilderness journey over the past 40 years that He never let a sole of their sandles wear out and that when they were hungry, He fed them with bread from Heaven. He told them to remember that through all of this and forever, He is their God. This song is about a thirst to remember who God has shown Himself to be to me over a long journey of life. Everyone doubts, it's easy to forget, but He and His great love for us remains the same. Lyrics I want to know You More than ever before Thirsting for the waters That will make me thirst no more Ooooohhhhhhh.... Help me remember The marks of Your grace written on my heart That draw me back to You When I've wandered oh so far When I've forgotten who You are Guide me eternal light In the way of Your will And with renewing life My weary heart You fill Ooooohhhhhhh.... Help me remember The marks of Your grace written on my heart That draw me back to You When I've wandered oh so far When I've forgotten, have I forgotten who You are Help me remember The marks of Your grace written on my heart That draw me back to You When I've wandered oh so far When I've forgotten who You are Ooooohhhhhhh....

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