Son, when you're uptown dashing
Splashing cash and
With your big bag of fashion
Show concern and some compassion
For the beggar remember act flash you crash
And that your actions
Will surely follow you, it's true
And nobody's better
Know it's the strays and the sufferers
And the dwellers of the gutters
Who'll be the kings and the queens when
You've no home or supper so remember

Remember remember

And when it all comes crashing
And heads are scratching
No onе's got your back and things are gone
What you had and you got nothing
They'll havе more concern for
Their gadgets than
For the poor and it's tragic
They'll pass you by with
Assumption and malice, don't you ever
Ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever
Ever, ever, ever, ever, ever
Ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever
Ever, ever, ever, ever, ever
Don't you ever please remember

Okay

Please remember
With devices that communicate with the clouds
And screens that give us
Glimpses into the universe
Sometimes it becomes hard to see what's
Right in front of us remember
Some days we forget that we have our health
More than enough food on the shelf
There's enough reason to look in the mirror
And let your reflection smile wider
At you than anyone else (Okay)
Remember remember

It's just as hope is one man's saviour
To a next man, it's a stranger
One man's pavement could be
Another man's manger (Okay)
Remember with all the technology
In our modern day community
Sometimes we forget the position
We're living in
'Cause while some lived in squalor
We became residents of that privilege
With devices that communicate with the clouds
And screens that give us
Glimpses into the universe
Sometimes we forget to see what's
Right in front of us please remember
Remember please remember
Sometimes joy only shines on one
Side of the equator

Copyright: Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Writer(s): AYALAH DEBORAH BENTOVIM, DARRYLL AMOAKO, LEIGH STEPHEN KENNY, ROLLO ARMSTRONG