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Turns out Charlie Puth's old friend was a little psychic? His loss was heartbreaking for Charlie, but now he has a guardian angel looking after him and his music. "Wait a second, this song is gonna go in the movie…just like he said!" Charlie said.

So in 2014 while Charlie was writing a song for Paul Walker, who similarly died in an automobile accident, he couldn't help but think of his friend. In fact, he accurately predicted that Charlie's big song would be for a movie and that he'd sing on it. The singer just thought he would end up writing songs for " Justin Bieber and real superstars." But his friend never let him give up. "I've never lost anybody like that…"īefore his motorcycling accident, that friend would always tell Charlie, "By the way, you're going to write a huge song one day." Charlie never believed him. "My friend, who got me through a lot of hard times, suddenly passes away and it's a really, really sad moment for me," Charlie confessed. The pop singer revealed to Dan Wootton in the Bizarre Life podcast that the inspiration for the song came from a piece of his past. What many people don't know is that "See You Again" has a deeply special meaning to Charlie outside of Fast and the Furious. Charlie's hopeful song helped millions of people mourn a beloved actor. Fans, cast, and crew were all devastated. The seventh movie in the Fast and the Furious franchise came out just after the untimely death of Paul Walker, one of the main stars. "We were like, 'How did we just do this so quickly?' We sent it to them and they loved it, they got Wiz Khalifa on it, and the rest is history.Charlie Puth's song "See You Again" (with Wiz Khalifa) came out in 2015, along with the premiere of Furious 7. "When we wrote the song it was so powerful – just crazy human interaction," he added. I wrote it with my co-writer, Justin, who I just met at the time." I thought, 'Who am I?' But I took a whack at writing it. "My second day I heard a message from the Fast and Furious franchise that they wanted a song to honor Paul Walker's legacy for a three minute scene at the end of the movie – the most significant part of the movie. "My first day I wrote my other single " Marvin Gaye," he added. Though, between you and me, in the back of my mind I also secretly wanted to be an artist, but I thought the best way to go about that was to write songs first. He recalled to American Songwriter: "I had come out here by myself just to go to LA and be a songwriter, because that's what I originally intended to do.

Charlie Puth penned the song in July 2014 during his second day of writing in LA.