RememberMe

Geti’s RememberMe Story

“It envisioned or grasped every bit of him”

She lost her son Jeremy in 2023. She shared this six days after his song arrived.

An illustration of Jeremy with long sandy hair, sunglasses and a big smile, in a blue T-shirt, with desert mountains behind him
Jeremy’s songAlways Enough
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IJeremy’s song

“Always Enough”

A pop song for Jeremy · 4:05

0:00 4:05

Tap any line to hear it.

Verse 1

Chorus

Verse 2

Chorus

Bridge

Final Chorus

IIHer words, in his song

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

  1. A memoryGoing to Disneyland, how he loved my cooking
    In the song 0:15

    I still smile when I think of the kitchen

    You always loved the meals that I made

    And walking through the park down at Disney

  2. A memoryThe way he’d try to sing but couldn’t carry a tune in a bucket
    In the song 0:30

    You’d open up your mouth and start singing

    Couldn't carry a tune in a bucket, it's true

    But it was the sweetest sound to me, Jeremy

  3. A memoryHow sad he became when his brother died and he tried to take care of me and my grief
    In the song 1:31

    When your brother passed, the world got so heavy

    I saw the quiet sorrow in your eyes

    But you tried so hard to carry my grieving

  4. What she missesHis hugs, how he loved to include his son and me in so many things he enjoyed… How he called me mama
    In the song 0:45

    I miss your big hugs and the way you called me Mama

    I miss the way you shared the things you loved to do

    You shared your whole world with me and your son

    Bringing us along for the ride

  5. What she missesHis leadership in a community of people who needed a hand up
    In the song 2:44

    To the people who needed a hand up

    You were a leader, a friend, and a brother

  6. Her message to himI know you thought you disappointed me but that’s not how I felt. I just wanted my love to keep your love of life positive and help you make all your dreams come true
    In the song 0:58

    You thought you disappointed me, but you never did, my son

    I only wanted all your dreams to come true

    I just wanted my love to keep you looking up

  7. His legacyor a stranger he was always willing to help and give encouragement
    In the song 2:48

    To the strangers you met on the street

    You gave them encouragement, you gave them your time

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IIIJeremy’s story

Jeremy was loving, helpful and compassionate, a good friend with a will to strive. He was a wonderful son, a loving father and a great brother.

He was always willing to help and give encouragement, to the people in his life or to a stranger. His mom misses his leadership “in a community of people who needed a hand up.”

“He left warm memories and so many people that loved him!”

What she wrote about him

She remembers going to Disneyland, how he loved her cooking, and the way he’d try to sing but “couldn’t carry a tune in a bucket.”

When his brother died, Jeremy grew sad, and he tried to take care of his mom and her grief.

She misses his hugs, the way he included his son and her in so many things he enjoyed, and how he called her mama.

“I love you Jeremy. I know you thought you disappointed me but that’s not how I felt.”

What she wrote to him

She asked for a tender, peaceful song for Jeremy. “I now have his song,” she says.

IVEverything she said

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Thinking about a song for someone you love?

I’m not a writer.
You don’t need to be. You answer questions about them in your own words, like Jeremy’s mom did, and the song is written from what you tell us.
What if it isn’t right?
Tell us what to change. Every song includes a free revision within 14 days of getting it, and if you still aren’t happy, you get a full refund within 30 days.
How long does it take?
Jeremy’s song arrived four days after his mom ordered it.
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