(Verse 1)
A cross on a chain
Or a thunder cloud rolling
A Bible in a hotel room
Or lights on an evergreen
Tombstones on the hillside
Or a little child laughing
Just to name a few
Reminders of you
(Chorus)
You abide in me, my hope my Lord
And I will not forget your name
Please keep sending me reminders of You
(Verse 2)
A table set for twelve
Or a northern star shining
A lazy Sunday afternoon
Or a cool mountain stream
A piece of bread with a red wine
A December snow falling
Just to name a few reminders of You
Geoff Moore And The Distance - Remember Who You Are Lyrics
Geoff Moore And The Distance - Remember Who You Are Lyrics
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(Verse 1)
A cross on a chain
Or a thunder cloud rolling
A Bible in a hotel room
Or lights on an evergreen
Tombstones on the hillside
Or a little child laughing
Just to name a few
Reminders of you
(Chorus)
You abide in me, my hope my Lord
And I will not forget your name
Please keep sending me reminders of You
(Verse 2)
A table set for twelve
Or a northern star shining
A lazy Sunday afternoon
Or a cool mountain stream
A piece of bread with a red wine
A December snow falling
Just to name a few reminders of You
A cross on a chain
Or a thunder cloud rolling
A Bible in a hotel room
Or lights on an evergreen
Tombstones on the hillside
Or a little child laughing
Just to name a few
Reminders of you
(Chorus)
You abide in me, my hope my Lord
And I will not forget your name
Please keep sending me reminders of You
(Verse 2)
A table set for twelve
Or a northern star shining
A lazy Sunday afternoon
Or a cool mountain stream
A piece of bread with a red wine
A December snow falling
Just to name a few reminders of You
Writer: GEOFF MOORE, ROSCOE MEEK
Copyright: Lyrics © Capitol CMG Publishing
Copyright: Lyrics © Capitol CMG Publishing
Performed By: Geoff Moore And The Distance
Language: English
Length: 4:51
Written by: GEOFF MOORE, ROSCOE MEEK