“See You There” – Joey Feek of Joey+Rory

"See You There" Official Music Video - Joey Feek of Joey+Rory

Introduction:

“See You There” is a poignant and deeply personal song written and performed by Joey Feek, one half of the acclaimed country music duo Joey+Rory. The song was released in 2016 as part of Joey’s solo album, “Hymns,” which came out shortly after her passing from cervical cancer.   

The song’s simple yet powerful lyrics express Joey’s longing for heaven and her assurance that she will see her loved ones again. The music video, filmed on the Feeks’ farm in Pottsville, Tennessee, features home videos and photos of Joey and her family, creating a touching and intimate portrait of her life and legacy.

“See You There” has resonated deeply with audiences worldwide, offering comfort and hope to those facing loss and reminding listeners of the enduring power of faith and love. The song has become a beloved anthem of remembrance and a testament to Joey Feek’s enduring spirit.

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