We'll Be Together Again
Les Brown v/Doris Day Lyrics

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Here in a moment of darkness
remember the sun has shone
Laugh, and the world will laugh with you
Cry, and you'll cry alone

No tears, no fears
Remember, there's always tomorrow
So what if we have to part

We'll be together again
Your kiss, your smile
are memories I'll treasure forever
so try thinking with your heart
We'll be together again
Times when I know you'll be lonesome
times when I know you'll be sad
don't let temptation surround you
don't let the blues make you bad
Some day, some way
we both have a lifetime before us

for parting is not goodbye
We'll be together again

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to "We'll be Together Again" by Les Brown v/Doris Day deal with themes of loss and separation, and how to cope with these emotions. The opening line "Here in a moment of darkness, remember the sun has shone" acts as a form of comfort to listeners going through tough times. The song then goes on to advise people to find laughter and humor as a way of coping with difficulties. The line "Laugh, and the world will laugh with you, Cry, and you'll cry alone" suggests that people are more attracted to those who are positive and optimistic, rather than those who are negative and depressed.

The central theme of the song is the idea that even though people may separate or lose touch with each other, they will eventually reunite. The lines "So what if we have to part, We'll be together again" express this idea, and the song continues on to encourage listeners to hold onto memories and stay positive. The chorus "Your kiss, your smile, are memories I'll treasure forever, so try thinking with your heart, We'll be together again" further emphasizes this idea of cherishing memories and remaining hopeful about the future.

Overall, "We'll be Together Again" is a song about how to deal with separation and loss in a positive way, and encourages listeners to hold onto hope and the idea that things will eventually get better.

Line by Line Meaning

Here in a moment of darkness
Even when everything seems bleak and hopeless,

remember the sun has shone
you must remember that things have been better before, so there's always hope that they'll be better once again.

Laugh, and the world will laugh with you
If you maintain a positive outlook and attitude,

Cry, and you'll cry alone
people will avoid you if you're negative and pessimistic.

No tears, no fears
There's no need to be sad or anxious,

Remember, there's always tomorrow
tomorrow brings new opportunities and possibilities, so don't give up hope.

So what if we have to part
Even if we separate,

We'll be together again
We will eventually come together again.

Your kiss, your smile
your affection and joy are unforgettable,

are memories I'll treasure forever
I will cherish those memories forever.

so try thinking with your heart
it's important to acknowledge your emotions and be guided by them.

We'll be together again
We will inevitably reunite.

Times when I know you'll be lonesome
There will be times when you feel lonely,

times when I know you'll be sad
and times when you're unhappy,

don't let temptation surround you
but it's important not to give in to temptation or harmful behaviors.

don't let the blues make you bad
and not to let depression control you.

Some day, some way
eventually,

we both have a lifetime before us
we have the rest of our lives ahead of us.

for parting is not goodbye
breaking up doesn't mean it's forever the end of us.

We'll be together again
we will meet and be with one another again someday.

Lyrics © MUSIC SALES CORPORATION, TERRY FISCHER MUSIC CO., Peermusic Publishing
Written by: CARL FISCHER, FRANKIE LAINE

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Gordo

7y↑5

This is a marvellous song sung from the heart and with soulful meaning. It's had a profound effect on me and listening to all these wonderful performances from all these great singers including, of course, Doris Day and Frank Sinatra and the rest has made me feel as if I ought to give my own contribution and try to give of my very best. I've committed myself now and so I'm going to give my own interpretation of this great ballad. It's the very least I can do to honour it.