Rissi Palmer Releases New Video for “You Were Here (Sage’s Song)”

RISSI PALMER RELEASES POWERFUL VIDEO FOR
“YOU WERE HERE (SAGE’S SONG)”

Emotionally charged song was penned by
Palmer following 2018 miscarriage

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (Feb. 04, 2020) … Acclaimed singer-songwriter Rissi Palmer is releasing the most personal song of her career with “You Were Here (Sage’s Song)” through a beautifully illustrated video created by Julianne Alexander. Palmer co-wrote the song following the heartbreaking news that she miscarried three months into her pregnancy during the Summer of 2018.

Palmer knew she was not alone with the pain of her devastating loss, so decided to collaborate with co-writers Deanna Walker and Rick Beresford on the tender tune, which she also co-produced with Pete Kimosh. Through many tears, the raw lyrics flowed from her heart as they honored the little lost souls throughout the world, including her son, Sage.

“You were gone before I had a chance to prepare for your arrival / It was over, it was final / People saying that it’s for the best / and I’ll get over all the sorrow / But I’ll never let you go,” Palmer sings in the poignant opening lyrics of the song.

“It was one of the most painful and isolating moments of my life,” Palmer says. “I was heartbroken to learn how many of my friends and family have suffered this loss silently. When I looked it up, I was shocked to see that 1-in-4 pregnancies end in miscarriage, yet there seems to be such a stigma of shame associated with them. There were days when I had a hard time getting out of bed because the sadness was so overpowering. In one of my darkest moments, I decided to take the dreams I’d had about my baby and turn them into a song.”

“You Were Here (Sage’s Song)” is one of eight tracks included on Palmer’s newly released album, REVIVAL available for purchase or streaming HERE.

ABOUT RISSI PALMER:
Born in Pittsburgh, Palmer spent much of her young years growing up in St. Louis, Missouri. She was raised in a musical family, listening to country, gospel, R&B and soul. Palmer says her music is a reflection of all those influences and describes her music as “Southern Soul.” In 2007, she released her debut self-titled album, which produced multiple singles on the Country Charts including “Country Girl” and “Hold On To Me.” She has since independently released a children’s album, Best Day Ever and an EP titled The Back Porch Sessions. Palmer has performed at the Grand Ole Opry, The White House and Lincoln Center and has appeared on national television appearances such as Oprah & Friends, CNN, CBS Early Show and the Tavis Smiley Show. Her music has been featured in numerous mainstream media outlets…

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