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Introduction
“See You There” by Joey Feek is a heartfelt and intimate song that captures the essence of love, loss, and hope. Joey Feek, known for her genuine spirit and emotional storytelling, pours her soul into this track, making it feel like a warm conversation with an old friend. The song is a tender tribute, reflecting on the inevitable parting from loved ones while embracing the promise of a reunion in a better place.
Joey’s soft, soothing voice adds a comforting layer to the poignant lyrics, inviting listeners to find solace in the shared human experience of saying goodbye. The melody is simple yet powerful, allowing the message of the song to shine through effortlessly. As you listen, you can almost picture Joey sitting with her guitar, sharing stories and memories that tug at the heartstrings.
“See You There” is more than just a song; it’s an embrace through music—one that reassures us of the enduring bonds we share with those we love. It’s perfect for those quiet moments of reflection, offering a reminder that love transcends time and space. Whether you’re feeling the ache of separation or the warmth of cherished memories, this song is like a gentle hug from Joey herself, reminding you that we’re never truly apart from the ones we hold dear.
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Lyrics
You waited all summer, for that night to come around
Mom was in the kitchen, and I was laying down
We said we’d meet up later, at the county fair
As you closed the door, you hollered See you there
See you there, see you there
There was broken glass and blue lights everywhere
You were lying by your jeep
We held our breath and said a prayer
We could hardly bare, to see you there
No one had to tell us, that you were hurt real bad
To life flight you to Indy was the only chance you had
Mama climbed in with you, she knew I was scared
As she closed the door, she hollered See you there
See you there, see you there
There were lines and tubes and doctors everywhere
Daddy stayed up all night long, right beside you in the chair
He could hardly bare, to see you there
We sang in the Garden at our little country church
There must’ve been a mile of cars, following your hearse
You’d think after 10 years, it wouldn’t make me cry
But it’s almost like you must’ve known, that night you said goodbye
That you were headed up to heaven, not to the county fair
When you closed the door and hollered See you there
See you there, see you there