Carrie Underwood: See You Again Meaning

Song Released: 2013

See You Again Lyrics

Said goodbye, turned around
And you were gone, gone, gone
Faded into the setting sun,
Slipped away
But I won’t cry
Cause I know I’ll never be lonely
For you are the stars to me,
You are the light I follow

[Chorus:]
I’ll See...

1. anonymous

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   May 17th 2018 !⃝

   This song can mean several different things to others. To me it can mean hoping to see a lost one in Heaven one day or a loved one go off to the Military. Carrie expresses a much more positive way to deal with tough situations like these. That is probably why this song has such a huge impact on society. Amazing song!!!
2. anonymous

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   Aug 9th 2013 !⃝

   Underwood said in a promotional video about the song that the lyrics are a spin on death. "It's not the end," she explained. "In my mind, in my faith and what I believe, there is a heaven. There is a God and we're going to be there someday. It's of course very sad to lose somebody here on Earth, but having that faith and knowing that you're going to see them again is such an amazing thing, such a comforting thing, such a happy thing. That's what the song is all about."
   "I don't like too many sad songs on an album," she added, "but this one takes a sad subject and puts a faith-filled positive spin on it."
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   Apr 3rd 2013 !⃝

   feel that this song could be about a loved one going off to war. While it could also be interpretted as losing a loved one, i feel that it has multipule meanings. It is one of those songs that you hear and can't help but feel hopeful. No matter how the listener interprets it, it is a very positive take on loss (whether physically permenent or not

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