Remember Me

When you see a red flower blowing in the wind,
A field full of emptiness and space,
A man who's eyes are full of a story;
Or a loving and peaceful embrace,
Remember Me.

One a cold snowy night full of laughter,
When two people stand and fight,
When you hear of a brave and young soldier;
Who willingly gave up his life,
Remember Me.







When the month of November comes along,
And you give up some time to remember,
When the moment of silence is pointless or annoying;
Or the ceremony seems never-ending,
Remember Me.

I can no longer speak for myself,
But I spoke for you before you even could,
So don't erase my existence from your life;
Don't forget my service as others would,
Remember Me.