RememberMe

Erica’s RememberMe Story

“It’s you and me, me and you, till the wheels fall off”

She lost her husband Anthony to cancer in June 2026. She shared this 15 days after his song arrived.

An illustration of Anthony smiling softly in a striped button-up shirt, in a park with autumn trees and a winding path
Anthony’s songLoc'd In (Ain't No Switching Up)
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IAnthony’s song

“Loc'd In (Ain't No Switching Up)”

A R&B song for Anthony · 3:40

0:00 3:40

Tap any line to hear it.

Verse 1

Chorus

Verse 2

Chorus

Bridge

Final Chorus

IIHer words, in his song

What she wrote about Anthony, word for word, and the lines it became.

  1. A memoryThe first time we met was on a bus… he handed me his business card… he said whats up no call… he made me blush
    In the song 0:15

    Met you on the morning bus, just riding in to work

    Handed me your business card, a confident little smirk

    Next day you said, "What's up, no call?" and gave me butterflies

    I hadn't blushed like that in years, lost in your gentle eyes

  2. A memoryOur first date he was a real gentleman, he brought me beautiful flowers, took me to get my nails done… he sat down and let shop around
    In the song 0:30

    First date you brought me flowers, took me to get my nails done

    Sat patient while I shopped around, I knew you were the one

    You made me feel so safe right then, a gentleman so true

  3. What she missesMiss saying our favorite saying “we married now, we loc’d in, aint no switching up”… i love you million gazillion to n infinity and beyond
    In the song 0:45

    'Cause we married now, we loc'd in, ain't no switching up

    I love you a million gazillion times, to infinity and beyond

  4. Her message to himmy protector… my teddy bear… i would pick you over and over again
    In the song 0:49

    My teddy bear, my protector, you filled my empty cup

    I'd pick you over and over, my husband and my friend

  5. Who he wasmaterialistic things didn’t matter to him, he enjoy the simple things. Just cuddling watching tv with me his wife
    In the song 1:16

    Courthouse vows and simple nights, just cuddling by the screen

    You didn't need material things to spoil your loving Queen

  6. What she misseshis favorite restaurant IHOP… Dunkin donuts his favorite spot to get his coffees. I miss going out to miami and setting up our music with our group members… watching him dance
    In the song 1:24

    From Dunkin runs for coffee to IHOP for a bite

    Or vibing down in Miami with our Plug N Play Group

    Setting up our Pink and Black Miami International Music Entertainment System

    Watching you dance in the light

  7. What he taught herhow a woman should be treated… He taught me to be independent, pray, keep my faith strong… to love me first… pursue my dreams
    In the song 1:46

    You showed me how a woman should be treated and adored

    You told me to be independent, to keep my faith so strong

    To love myself and chase my dreams, and know where I belong

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IIIAnthony’s story

Anthony and his wife met on the bus they both took to work. One day he handed her his business card, and the next day he asked why she hadn’t called. She blushed, and she got butterflies.

On their first date he was a real gentleman. He brought her flowers, took her to get her nails done and sat patiently while she shopped. “I had a wonderful day and I felt safe.”

He was patient, funny, protective and hard working, a man who prayed and kept his faith strong. Materialistic things didn’t matter to him. He enjoyed the simple things: cuddling and watching TV with her, date nights, spoiling her.

“Anthony, you will remain my soulmate, my bestfriend, my man, my hubby, my protector… my rock, my comedian, my everything and beyond.”

What she wrote to him

Music was his passion, and he built his music system from the ground up. She misses going out to Miami with their group to set up the music, “watching him light up with so much joy, and watching him dance.”

They eloped and married at the courthouse in June 2024. From then on, they had a saying: “We loc’d in, ain’t no switching up, we married now.”

When he got stage 4 colon cancer, he kept fighting and kept his faith in God, even when he was in tremendous pain every day. “He fought a good battle with cancer and God took him home and he’s in no more pain.”

“My husband’s first heavenly birthday is coming up and now I have this song to listen to and celebrate my husband’s life and honor his name.”

Anthony’s wife, in her review

He taught her how a woman should be treated, and to pursue her dreams and believe in herself. She wanted a song that would keep his name alive, and she wrote their love story herself: “I’m not the best writer, but at the same time, I wrote my love story.”

IVEverything she said

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