Will You Remember Me? — A Song for My Mum with Lewy Body Dementia & Parkinson’s скачать в хорошем качестве

Will You Remember Me? — A Song for My Mum with Lewy Body Dementia & Parkinson’s

I wrote a poem for my mum, Jittima Arpaivong, who is living with Lewy Body Dementia and Parkinson’s disease. With the help of AI, I transformed those words into this song: “Will You Remember Me?” This song carries our love, our memories, and the hope that even when moments fade, connection remains. If you are caring for someone with dementia or Parkinson’s, I hope this brings comfort — you are not alone. 💛 Thank you for listening and helping raise awareness. #WillYouRememberMe #LewyBodyDementia #Parkinsons #CaregiverJourney #DementiaAwareness #AIForGood #FamilyLove ⸻ 🎵 Lyrics — “Will You Remember Me” (Verse 1) Trembling hands, walking slowly, fading memory, Your day and night are melting quietly. Dreams and waking start to intertwine, I reach for you across the line. (Pre-Chorus) I want to hold you close tonight, Keep our moments burning bright. (Chorus) I don’t know when you’ll fade away, Or how much longer we can stay. Will you remember me someday? Will you remember what we used to say? Will you remember our days, our song? Or will they drift as time moves on? (Verse 2) I miss you so much, I miss you dearly, Our simple days, our laughter clearly. Morning coffee and sunlight beams, Now feel like whispers from old dreams. (Pre-Chorus) But when you rise from that shadow’s gray, I see your smile — it lights my way. (Chorus) I don’t know when you’ll fade away, Or how much longer we can stay. Will you remember me someday? Will you remember what we used to say? Will you remember our path, our song? Please don’t slip — please hold on. (Bridge) I saw a glimpse of you today, A spark that chased the fog away. If I could keep that gentle light, I’d live forever in that sight. (Final Chorus) I don’t know when you’ll fade away, But I’ll keep loving you anyway. Will you remember me someday? I’ll remember enough for both of us. So please don’t slip away… Please don’t slip away.