"Remember Me MP3" genre: New Country
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	Story Behind the Song It was penned September 11th, 2001, two days after the twin towers fell. I was sitting in front of the TV listening to the traumatic stories on the news. These stories were the inspiration for the whole last verse of "Remember Me" because they touched my heart so deeply. I felt so proud to be a member of a country where men and women could sacrifice all, for someone they didn't even know. I wrote the first verse, last, based upon that premise...thinking of all the young soldiers from our historical wars that died for us so we may be free today. Born of love and patriotism, this song just seemed to write itself. Lyrics Remember Me Words and Music: Rick Roark Indian Records Publishing, BMI © 2001 I fought the Red Coats on the Jersey shore remember me I was a Yankee in the Civil War remember me I was a private in World War One I was forgotten in Vietnam from Pearl Harbor to Desert Storm, ~Iraqi Freedom~ remember me remember me I was the one remember me 1 my fathers son, 2 my mothers son, 3 my countrys son I tasted life when I was around remember me the sweet smell of a summers rain snow on the ground that melts in the spring all the simple little things fill my memory the morning sun and the moon at night falling in love for the very first time my mothers heart and my fathers pride I take with me ~chorus~ sixty one floors and Lord, Im tired remember me just give me a chance and Ill fight this fire remember me were climbing up there to get them out with smoke so thick that I cant see now Lord, I think these walls are coming down coming down on me I close my eyes and I see my wife our unborn child she has inside if I could hold them just one more time ~chorus~

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