A Song - Remember Me For Good

 A Song - Remember Me For Good


(Think upon me, my God, for good, according to all that I have done for this people. - Nehemiah 5:19)


Introduction

When God remembers a person for good the life of the person will be absolutely transformed. God does not remember a person without making an appreciable changes in the life of the person.

This Nehemiah knows thence he humbly asks that he will be remembered for good by Yahweh.

Like Nehemiah, God has inscribed it upon my heart to compose this short songs so that we all beseech him, God, to remember us for good so that our lives and our undertakings on earth be totally changed.

The link of the tune I have used in composing this song is on the YouTube and it is this: https://youtu.be/BRfPhkALITE





Chorus

Remember me oh Lord for good this is my humble cry/3x

'Cause I have put all my trust in you Lord



1) The world is hab'tation of evil and of wickedness/3x

To sail through world I 've put my trust in you Lord

Chorus

Remember me….


2) In your vineyard Lord day and night have I laboured Lord/3x

Repay me oh Lord 'cording to work of my hand

Chorus

Remember me..


3) Oh Lord my God let me not labor in vain Lord/3x

Look down on me from thy merciful throne Lord

Chorus

Remember me…


4) I 've got no helper therefore Lord I 've come unto you/3x

In my low estate, Lord save and deliver me

Chorus

Remember me…





5) Wisdom that I need to deal with the enemies Lord/3x

Bequeath on me my Father and My God

Chorus

Remember me…


6) As doves oh my God, let me be harmless and gentle/3x

So that I will live successfully among the wolves

Chorus

Remember me…


7) When your remember me, my story 'll change for good Lord/3x

And my enemies 'll regret their actions on me

Chorus

Remember me…


8) Do wonder in my life that 'll silence my enemies/3x

Oh God of all flesh fix my gaze upon you

Chorus


(End)


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