The achingly beautiful new single is out now, just in time for Mother’s Day, accompanied by two free printable lyric sheets for fans to share, frame, or hold close.

Nashville, Tenn — Some songs are written. Others are finally said aloud. Nashville-based singer-songwriter Camille Harrison‘s new single, “I Miss You, Mother,” is unmistakably the latter — a tender, breath-held tribute to the woman who shaped her voice, her faith, and her life. Gracing listeners just days before Mother’s Day, the song is already gathering praise as one of the year’s most genuinely gentle and gorgeously given tributes to a mother’s love.

A classical pianist whose spirit lives in every note Camille has ever sung, Harrison’s mother gave her more than a love of music — she gave her a way of expressing what words alone could not hold. “I Miss You, Mother” is the clearest expression of that gift yet: raw where it needs to be, restrained where restraint says more, and unflinchingly honest from the first note to the last.

The song’s beauty has not gone unnoticed by those who have heard it.

“Camille shared her stunningly beautiful original song with me and I immediately connected because of the loss of my mother several years ago — a loss that is still with me to this day.” — Chuck Ruby, PhD, Psychologist, Lt Col (US Air Force, retired)

“The beauty of ‘I Miss You, Mother’ rests in its honest simplicity,” adds bass player Mike Brignardello (Blake Shelton, Luke Bryan, Cody Johnson). “Heartfelt, raw at times, understated in its delivery, ‘I Miss You, Mother’ will resonate with anyone who has experienced the loss of a beloved parent.”

Longtime Olivia Newton-John musical director Dane Bryant says, “I feel honored to be a part of this beautiful song. (It has) Such moving lyrics, paired with a gorgeous chord progression.”

Two Free Printable Lyric Sheets Available for Mother’s Day
To accompany the release, Harrison is offering two beautifully designed printable lyric sheets, free to download and use (see below). Whether tucked inside a Mother’s Day card, framed as a keepsake, shared at a memorial, or simply held close on a hard morning, the sheets are an invitation to carry the song’s words beyond the speakers and into the rooms and rituals where they’re needed most. Both are available here and at www.camilleharrison.com.

An Artist Whose Roots Run Deep
Harrison’s journey as an artist is inseparable from her mother’s influence. A Nashville native who also made her mark in Memphis, she headlined the Memphis Symphony Orchestra’s Sunset Symphony and Memphis in May Festivals for three consecutive years, toured Italy, and opened for country legends including Vern Gosdin, Hank Williams Jr., Conway Twitty, and Dottie West. She was a featured vocalist on Hank Williams Jr.’s recording for The Songs of Hank, Jr., contributed to the Chris LeDoux album One Man Road, and co-wrote the Top 40 Billboard Country chart hit “Standing Still” by The Clark Family Experience.

With a catalog that moves gracefully between country, jazz, pop, and classical — including her singer-songwriter album When It Comes to Love, traditional jazz record The Big Parade, and the warmly received Christmas With You — Harrison has always written from the deepest places of her heart. “I Miss You, Mother” may be her most personal work yet, a song born from the classical roots her mother planted in her and a grief that only grows more tender with time.

Released just ahead of Mother’s Day, “I Miss You, Mother” is simply what the title says — an honest, unguarded song for anyone who has ever loved and lost the most important woman in their life.

“I Miss You, Mother” is available now on all major streaming platforms, including Amazon Music, Apple Music and Spotify. You can watch the video embedded below.