Remember Me
Just Jinger Lyrics


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Please tell me Jesus, was I bad?
Did I let go of your hand?
I felt forsaken, felt alone
Felt a long way off from home

I've got some questions, 'bout your dad
And that place you call the promised land
Can I come in?
Can I still get there?
I know it's hard
And I'll search every nook and corner

Please send me direction
Oh, please tell me where to turn
And if I make the wrong decisions remember me

I know I stumbled, I fell down
Like broken pieces on the ground
And from that angle, I could see
You sat always next to me

Oh, please send me direction
Oh, please tell me where to turn
And if I make the wrong decision remember me

Regained my senses, found a way
To make the most out of each day

Can I come in?
Can I still get there?
I know it's hard
And I'll search every nook and corner

Please send me direction
Oh, please tell me where to turn
And if I make the wrong decision remember me

Oh remember me
Oh remember me




Oh, I fell down into my own life
Remember me

Overall Meaning

The song "Remember Me" by Just Jinger confronts the delicate but existential questions of faith and redemption in a raw and honest manner. At the beginning of the song, the singer questions whether they have strayed from the divine path and whether they are being punished for it. They implore Jesus to show them the way and to forgive them for their perceived shortcomings. The singer is in search of meaning, direction, and a way forward.


The song then shifts to a more introspective tone, as the singer acknowledges their own mistakes and regrets. They have hit rock bottom and recognize that they need a guide to point them in the right direction. Though they are lost, they are hopeful that they can still be redeemed and find inner peace. As the song concludes, the singer has found strength and resilience, and acknowledges that they alone are responsible for their own decisions. They hope that they will be remembered for their attempts to do better.


Overall, the song is an emotional journey of self-reflection, regret, and hope. It shows the vulnerability and humility that comes with questioning religion and seeking guidance, and the courage it takes to keep moving forward despite setbacks.


Line by Line Meaning

Please tell me Jesus, was I bad?
Questioning if one's actions were not aligned with Jesus' teachings


Did I let go of your hand?
Wondering if one had lost faith in Jesus and turned away from his guidance


I felt forsaken, felt alone
Feeling abandoned in a difficult situation


Felt a long way off from home
Feeling disconnected from one's true self and purpose


I've got some questions, 'bout your dad
Seeking answers about Jesus' father (God) and the nature of divinity


And that place you call the promised land
Curious about the concept of heaven and the afterlife


Can I come in?
Asking if one is welcome in the realm of the Divine


Can I still get there?
Questioning if one can still find their way to a spiritual destination


I know it's hard
Acknowledging the difficulty of the spiritual journey


And I'll search every nook and corner
Expressing a commitment to explore every possibility in the quest for spiritual fulfillment


Please send me direction
Asking for guidance and clarity on one's spiritual path


Oh, please tell me where to turn
Urgently seeking a clear direction or sign from a higher power


And if I make the wrong decisions remember me
Asking for forgiveness and a reminder of one's inherent value despite making mistakes


I know I stumbled, I fell down
Admitting to past mistakes and failures


Like broken pieces on the ground
Feeling shattered and lost after a difficult experience


And from that angle, I could see
Gaining a new perspective on life from a position of vulnerability


You sat always next to me
Realizing that a higher power has been present and supportive all along


Regained my senses, found a way
Recovering from a difficult experience and discovering a new path forward


Oh remember me
A plea to not be forgotten despite past mistakes


Oh, I fell down into my own life
Acknowledging that our own choices and actions shape our lives




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