People invited to sing the wartime anthem from their windows and doorsteps
Originally released in 1939, “We’ll Meet Again” was composed by Ross Parker and Hughie Charles, and sung by Dame Vera Lynn.The song found its fame during the Second World War, as it resonated with soldiers who had to leave their families and fight for Britain.Thanks to its moving melody and uplifting lyrics, “We’ll Meet Again” was played on the radio during wartime broadcasts, which were designed to provide public information and boost morale after bombing raids.
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