Verse 1

And God remembered Noah in the deep,

When waters covered mountain, field, and sheep.

The roaring flood, the endless, rising tide—

Yet still His mercy moved beneath the sky.

Pre-Chorus

He spoke into the wind, and it obeyed,

He called the waters back from what they claimed.

Chorus

Blessed is He who remembers His own,

Even in waters no man could outlast.

Blessed is He who calls us back home,

When judgment has passed.

Verse 2

The fountains closed, the heavens ceased their rain,

The earth drew breath and life returned again.

The ark came to its rest on Ararat,

A promise rising where the storm had sat.

Pre-Chorus

The dove went forth to search the silent land,

And brought an olive leaf within its hand.

Chorus

Blessed is He who remembers His own,

Even in silence, waiting so long.

Blessed is He who calls us back home,

Teaching our hearts a new song.

Bridge

From ruin comes the soil reborn,

From sorrow breaks a hopeful morn.

The flood recedes, the fear is gone—

His covenant still carries on.

Verse 3

Then Noah built an altar to the Lord,

With humble hands and reverent accord.

The smoke arose, a pleasing, sacred flame—

And mercy answered once again.

Pre-Chorus

“I will not curse the ground for man,” He swore,

“Nor strike all living as I did before.”

Final Chorus (Lifted)

Blessed is He who remembers His own,

Keeper of covenant, faithful and true.

Blessed is He who calls us back home,

Making creation anew.