Composer

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Hughie Charles

Genre

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Vocal

Style

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Vocal Music

Average_duration

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3:25

"We'll Meet Again" is a popular song composed by Hughie Charles in 1939. The song was written during the Second World War and became an anthem of hope for soldiers and their families. The song was first performed by Vera Lynn, a British singer, and was an instant hit. The song was later covered by many other artists, including Johnny Cash, The Byrds, and The Rolling Stones. The song has a simple structure and is composed of three verses and a chorus. The melody is simple and easy to sing, making it a popular choice for sing-alongs. The lyrics are optimistic and hopeful, with the chorus repeating the phrase "We'll meet again, don't know where, don't know when, but I know we'll meet again some sunny day." The song's premiere was on the BBC radio program "Sincerely Yours" on 23 April 1939. The song was an instant hit and became a symbol of hope for soldiers and their families during the war. The song was also used in propaganda films and was played at the end of many British films during the war. The song has a nostalgic and sentimental quality, with the lyrics evoking memories of loved ones and the hope of being reunited with them. The song's popularity continued after the war, with many people still finding comfort in its message of hope and optimism. "We'll Meet Again" has become an iconic song of the Second World War and is often played at commemorative events and remembrance ceremonies. The song's enduring popularity is a testament to its simple yet powerful message of hope and the enduring human spirit.

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