See You There

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 See you there, oh, I'll see you there