See You Again (Single)
Raleigh, NC-based singer, songwriter and worship leader Justin Warren releases "See You Again," from Radiate Music. The song shares a hopeful message following the death of a close friend.
Written with GRAMMY-nominated, two-time Dove Award-winning "Producer of the Year" Ian Eskelin (who also produced the track), Warren shares, "My best friend growing up was six years older than me. He really was like an older brother that I never had," remembers Warren. "We did everything together from going out to the beach to riding four wheelers. His name was Luke DeGroff, and, after he graduated high school, he joined the Army where he became a crew chief on a Black Hawk helicopter.
"It was my freshman year of high school when we got the call that, sadly, Luke and his crew were killed in a helicopter accident flying at night in Honduras," remembers Warren. "The news rocked my world and broke my heart. But I wrote this song because I know Luke knew Jesus as his Savior, and I do too. One glorious day I am going to see my best friend again in Heaven. I wrote 'See You Again' looking forward to our reunion."
Written with GRAMMY-nominated, two-time Dove Award-winning "Producer of the Year" Ian Eskelin (who also produced the track), Warren shares, "My best friend growing up was six years older than me. He really was like an older brother that I never had," remembers Warren. "We did everything together from going out to the beach to riding four wheelers. His name was Luke DeGroff, and, after he graduated high school, he joined the Army where he became a crew chief on a Black Hawk helicopter.
"It was my freshman year of high school when we got the call that, sadly, Luke and his crew were killed in a helicopter accident flying at night in Honduras," remembers Warren. "The news rocked my world and broke my heart. But I wrote this song because I know Luke knew Jesus as his Savior, and I do too. One glorious day I am going to see my best friend again in Heaven. I wrote 'See You Again' looking forward to our reunion."
