We'll Meet Again
The D-Day Darlings Lyrics

@maxgamers120

my water just turn in to earl grey

@Londonfogey

This is so British that the nickels and dimes in my pocket turned into shillings, ha'pennies and farthings.

@alinaitzal1173

We played this song at my fathers funeral. I just played this song now for my mother this morning. Love you Mom, We'll meet again soon.

@odd-ysseusdoesstuff6347

Oooh. Sorry for your loss. I hope you’re fine.

@johnathanquare2390

I hope your father is having thoughts of you. I don't believe in heaven because I'm an athiest, but I hope that he's safe up there. Best wishes to your mom and dad.

@marcgambell2767

Sounds like your still living at home lol

@mollie9635

You’ll meet again don’t know where don’t know when but I know you’ll meet again some sunny day

@kinko4786

@@mollie9635 I see you come here from Bill.

@nematolvajkergetok5104

I just showed this video to my 97 year old neighbour, who was in the Canadian Navy during the war. Of course she remembered it. She started singing along, and tears came into her old eyes. She was 19 in 1943, fell in love with a sailor, and this was their song. It was very touching to watch her remember.

@user-bt2ve2mm1r

Well done!!

@Quintessence.

Beautiful. Thank you kindly for sharing her precious memory.

@3lli0

Did her sailor come home to her?

@@3lli0 He did, and they kept dating for a while, but they broke up shortly after the war. Since my comment, she passed away at age 99. Coincidentally, on Canada Day. May she rest in peace! She was a cool chick unto her last breath.

@LGranthamsHeir

“We will be with our friends again; we will be with our families again; we will meet again.”
--- HM Queen Elizabeth II, 5 April 2020

@Concetta20

LGranthamsHeir I bawled.

@BasedAlaric

@cheetha123456 That's quite a stupid statement really. Stan means 'the land of'. Other words, 'The land of London'. Congratulations, you played yourself. At least get a full understanding of what you are trying to say as well.

@JACK-jd1tb

God Save Our Queen....

@AtlasRapture

It’s all part of the grand ritual.

@lsnows

When a Queen quotes you... now, that's something!

@gearsmashking6880

My great grandfather on my mother's side was a Canadian soldier during WW2. Served in the 7th infantry division from 1942 to 1945, stormed Juno Beach, was shot three times on that beach, barely survived and rejoined his unit once he was strong enough to pick up his rifle. He fought until the war ended and when he came home, the first thing he did was dance with my great grandmother to this song. I remember him asking to have this song play while he laid on his deathbed. This song makes me both sad and happy. Sad because it is a beautiful and powerful song, but it reminds me of a truly great man that I wish I knew better. But, it makes me happy because I know why he wanted to have it play when he passed. He wanted it to play, because he wanted to remember and relive the moments he had with his wife and with the men he served with.

Thank you Great Grandpa for fighting so I could be who I am today. Rest In Peace.

@johnathanquare2390

Rest in peace to your great grandfather. I hope he is well.

@kbahrami346

Well that made me well up with tears. Thank you for sharing and as a Canadian immigrant thanks to your great-grandfather for giving me a place to live free.

@galinakorotkova2661

so thouching words! thank you! let's remember them all - name by name! they will always be in our memory! Rest in peace our brave soldiers!

@Baseball_Louie6320

How beautiful, this comment has me crying now.

@lucasrocha-ir7nc

So beautifull this coment, thanks for sharing it with us

@CrniWuk

The Queen still remembers the original. How awesome is that.

@LGranthamsHeir

“We will be with our friends again; we will be with our families again; we will meet again.”

@jasonli4978

She served in WWII

@yvonneplant9434

@@jasonli4978 If you watch the V-E celebration from Buckingham Palace, she proudly wore her uniform. She is one of the few WWII vets left as they, sadly, continue to dwindle.

@Bruce-1956

@@jasonli4978 she was a mechanic in London !!!

@e.n.strowd1949

Now we sing this in her memory.

@alexesparza8463

0%drugs
0%sex
0% bad
100% elegance and beautifull voice👍

@everythingcool101

Exactly pure class

@onion_8906

50% B I G Plane

@ethanmillersmashups1103

Boring

@williamstrange6788

@@ethanmillersmashups1103 You just don't know what good music is

@saturnlight939

@@onion_8906 B I G

@dhtelevision

Them singing in front of a Lancaster bomber, is just so British

@andrewdrabble8939

That's NX611 'Just Jane' at RAF East Kirkby

@chrismaplethorpe6781

@@andrewdrabble8939 she a gorgeous old lady with the mighty merlin engines

@andrewdrabble8939

@@chrismaplethorpe6781
She sure is mate. I go see her at least twice a year. There's not much that can beat the sound of a Rolls-Royce Merlin

@chrismaplethorpe6781

@@andrewdrabble8939 am hoping to get this year haven't been for couple of years. The merlin Is the greatest engine ever to be built

@steve-ph9yg

If they would have added a Spitfire and Hurricane that would have truly been British.

@conniebeck1690

R.I.P Vera Lynn 1917-2020 you will be missed and we will meet again.

@mr6johnclark

About to post this.

@thefreakingduckal-ogaidi2932

1917 to 2020? Dam thats alot of years...

@lilymurfitt6187

woah, I thought she died a while ago D:
Rest in peace

@gayuhhsuh5037

Rest in peace

@yashpadte

Ahh man she died on my birthdate :(

@ankemwigaroa1999

Whoever said dressing conservatively look old and horrible was a damn LIAR! They are so classy!!!

@Calliope0954

I love the fitted uniforms of these classy ladies, not at all stodgy or stiff. Lovely, lovely ladies!

@Astro_Guy_1

"conservatively" what?

@Tee_34

Nobody said that...?

@britishmilitaryarchive7457

I clicked on the video to see them singing, but stayed to admire the Lanc in the background

@kaylaryan7961

@@Astro_Guy_1 As in not skimpy

@JonathanAllen0379

I wasn't even looking for this, and now I'm crying. Talk about timeless and powerful.

@larryhamsing4140

No matter who performs this song, it will never lost its historical significance.

@rockeryhudpeck3390

Showed this to my 95 year old mother. She began singing along then grew teary eyed... began humming along with a single tear rolling down her face. I almost cried.. Thank you for posting this.

@JR-es5zl

Thank you for relating the experience with your mother.

@ItzChloeeee

I am glad i’m part of the d-day group

@jamesharding3459

RAF women’s uniforms in front of a Lancaster...
So British my computer was colonized.

@jamesharding3459

Alec Neate LoL I know. Besides, we used to be British.

@thergmtk

Well since it's WW2, shouldn't it be liberated?

@cplcabs

Now that made me laugh out loud

@rodgeyd6728

You'll be drinking tea next 🙄

@markroclawski3626

It takes an American to say something like that lol. As funny as it was.

@sagallo1

We must all never forget how we got where we are. These girls nail it. Even though I am not British we all share our patriotic history of WWII. Brought a tear to my eye. Bravo!!

@Georgeishere-me4sc

Patriotic isn’t British as a Brit I can confirm

@thatperformer3879

England is totally unrecognizable now, what are you talking about man?

@jesusfanboy7318

Bro I'm German i better don't share anything hahaha

@a.gouveia4950

What you said has more than meets the eye...

@jays5186

My grandmother passed away last night from covid 19. my entire family was suffering from the virus and I performed her cremation, I believe she would ve wanted that, given she was very close to me. This song makes me feel she is singing to me

@BrianBruise

sorry to hear of your loss. If humanity had stood up in a war with this hidden enemy,- wearing masks, self-isolating, getting vaccinated, etc. without whining so much about Covid fatigue we might have been better off. Imagine if there was WWII fatigue at this level, we would all be speaking German.

@whatamistudio2557

Don't worry you have the same faith as her

@banana0281

@@BrianBruise If the current generation fought ww2 against the germans we would all be speaking German while drawing swastikas on paper.

@macbagpipethehaggis3213

​@@BrianBruise history on this comment will not rule in your favour.

@donnalayton6876

I am so very sorry for loss. She looking down and smiling at you.

@samanthahatton7481

The D-day darlings should of won the x factor they are great singers

@xalexflanaganx

SAMANTHA HATTON BGT*

@leedergs

@Mum "Silly lol" Yes big insult mad lad.

@rybolfc

Absolutely.

@ethanhird3497

They were on bgt

@evancain4906

They would’ve had to be on X factor in order to win it

@Takai05

Allies across all fronts, from the Chinese mainland to North America, to the resistance in Africa, to the Soviets in Russia, and so so many more, we owe them our lives for what they did.

We never forgot, 1937-1945. 1939-1945.

@brickofwar9727

They handed the entire western world over to zionism stunning and brave

@brickofwar9727

@Владимир Новиков cope harder Ivan you’re people are next on the list of schlomo

@theatrekidwithinternetacce704

@@user-hf6os1qb2w What do you mean?

@matiasu.9550

We never forgot the Potatoes

@marinatedweasel5424

@@user-hf6os1qb2w
Dumbass

@schauschau2552

can we please have groups like these in style again? songs about true love, longing, the feeling of a heart full of passion, songs about the human experiences and critique against the injustices of the world? i'm so tired of the past 30 years of nothing but, excuse my language, bitches, money and weed. it was never art.
this, this is art!

@stevestruthers6180

What you refer to seems to be an emerging trend. Check out some of the videos from a band called Broken Peach. Very similar approach as seen in this video. The band hail from Spain and most of the songs they perform are in English.

@alden3663

These kinds of bands and artists do still exist. The ones you're referencing are usually just the most popular ones aroynd.

@parusyte

People who comment stuff like this are so out of touch with modern music. I don’t mean to be rude but all you have to do is look for what you want, there’s countless genres now

@jrtstrategicapital560

Brings tears to my boomer eyes and fond memories of all my relatives and parents who were in the war…RIP thank you ladies 🇺🇸🇬🇧

@feenix1033

I was literally listening to this and various versions yesterday. Then today she passes. We'll meet again.

@Red-Magic

Don't know where...

@LGranthamsHeir

@@Red-Magic Don't know when....

@frisianmouve

At least she lived a long life

@Maddest_Max

Some sunny day

@enricomiguelsalvador

Keep smiling through...

@preserveourpbfs7128

I can’t listen to this song without thinking of how I learned to stop worrying and love the bomb.

@VikramSinghYadav01

Missing everyone ! Including our Liberty ! Our passion ! And our brave people !

@wittwittwer1043

Originally released in 1939, ‘We’ll Meet Again’ is a British song composed by Ross Parker and Hughie Charles, and sung by Dame Vera Lynn. It was one of the signature songs of WWII.

@shigarakissmilemakesmyknee8858

My friends grandmother fought in WWII she was around 17 and she dressed up as a guy, somehow got in to the army and she is still alive. She always sings this song when we talk about the war and she always says “I’m glad I didn’t die before we won, I don’t want to have James bunting written on my head stone!” (James was the name she used to get in and seem male) :)

@herlastvoyage

Wow! I think she needs to write a book

@chinesefo0d811

WWII Mulan!

@cecilyerker

I’m so serious, you need to interview her and get it on video and photograph all her war related memorabilia and maybe get a local reporter to do a story about her. If she’s still alive she’s one of the few remaining WWII veterans who are rapidly dying off. Time is of the essence. If you need help there are veterans organizations who would be thrilled to assist your friend’s grandmother.

@ReyLop

I want to hear more!!! I demand lol

@randomnoob9131

Is her real name mulan?

@CorpusLael

Not sure how I ended up here but I'm glad I did. Great voices! 🥰

@3ag133y3

Ladies, I love the dresses, the jingles and the flawless natural beauty! When I deploy soon, I'm getting a keep sake portrait in the 40s style!
🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

@KnigtOfSwan

This song was my immediate thought right after the Queen's Speech today.

@cormacjones12

As was mine but this time it effects the whole modern world

@peterkoller3761

Upon hearing the queen´s speech I wondered how many of the younger Brits would have recognized the quotation at the end.

@MrSteelermania

@@peterkoller3761 I'm a 23 year old from Canada, after watching Her Majesty's speech I came here (after Vera Lynn's original). The internet proves to be an amazing learning tool.

@KnigtOfSwan

I'm not even British, I'm from Poland and live in Poland :D

@cormacjones12

KnigtOfSwan Never mind and I’m not one to comment as I’m an Irish national myself

@judithmaryhill4862

I used to listen to the record my parents played in the 1940s. The words still resonate in 2019. We all have lost loved ones. Time moves on, but people have basic needs that haven't changed 👍👍👍

@michaelrojas8658

@Judith Hill that’s so awesome that you grew up at that time. Thanks for sharing the memory with us.

@richardstarkey2224

Judith Mary Hill you are a beautiful woman.

@KGB1923

My grandpa served in WWII and is still alive and doing amazing he's 102 he'll turn 103 this October 15th and he's still walking and has all his senses I showed him this song and he actually teared up and said those were the days memories I wish not to remember he was 1st division marine

@tango8011

Hope your grandpa is doing well!

@VinhHungTruong-jn9dd

That's lovely to be heard, Hope that he will always alive and healthy.

@johnmcevoy1038

Vera Lynn was the spirit of the Brits during WW2 ..the fighting ,never say die spirit that the ordinary man and woman on the street showed during those times was amazing.. especially during the blitz...im an Irish man and I totally admire the British people who suffered terrible during that horrible war ..and this amazing woman cheered them up no end...

@nnasonkd

I’m so glad this showed up in my recommended

@motoe948

Me either😊

@brentfaiza1597

Ending feels like a dying soldier holding his girls picture one last time.

@hidden-behind-wisteria2701

Man, I teared up just imagining that. Ur right though

@Dfturcott

Fuck you for making me cry

@FreakyGremlinDK

This really threw me back to when I was a little kid, visiting my grandmother on summer holidays and this style of music would play in her radio. I can almost taste the breakfast and hear her sipping tea while her little dog looks up at me, hoping for me to give it a snack.

@raymondmartin6737

Vera Lynn was great 👍 really helped us
feel better in UK during WWII.
My parents went through the war in London.
I was born there in 1944 and we came to
the US in 1949 on the Queen Mary.
Now 79 years old. My wife turned 80 yesterday. I am a veteran of the USAF,
1969-1973.

@JCesar-xf2bk

I don't know why I only discovered you today, but I love the video. Well done, ladies!

@miklosrowan7637

This popped up in my recommendations, I’m now a subscriber.

@JCesar-xf2bk

@@miklosrowan7637 The very same thing happened to me.

@OlgaLevin

For me, it was Stranger Things that did it lol! That song just hit me in the nostalgic feels, so of course I went to YouTube to search for it. It seems like they’ve been picking out one old time classic since S2 to add to the season. I love it when they do that in shows or movies because it’s a way to breathe new life into such great songs.

@liliparry2347

J. Cesar like same

@robertosouto5846

Sempre tem um BR

@888Davey888

Who else is watching this on the 75th Anniversary of DD = 6/6/2019?

@CrazyBeazy

actually 6/6/2019 is my birthday lol xd

@purplepoison_8358

CrazyGaming646 Same here! :)

@annrogers8129

Remembering my brave Dad and the the other brave men who risked their lives for us all on that fateful Day!

@CrazyBeazy

@@annrogers8129 lmao

@zlatko8051

I was and it was on my graduation

@37silverstreak1

My Mom just passed at 88 from advanced dementia. Her 2nd youngest brother was just 19 years old when he was killed in action in France, Aug. 1944. When I hear this song, I like to think that he was there with her again to help her cross over. Goodbye Mom and Dad, We'll meet again.

@Mr.happy689

Reminder that everything will be ok

@joankelley-elsayed3297

Made me cry

@ourhousetx

My Mother served in the Land Army for the last two years of the war. She was so proud of her service. I remember this being one of her favourite singing songs. R.I.P. Mom...

@ourhousetx

@Kaleb Elias Negash thank you...

@georgetunstill2341

My dad would have loved the ladies. He was a WWII vet. Love you and miss you, dad.

@agnessapoli3537

Прекрасная песня! Вне времени и границ. И прекрасное исполнение 😍

@grudzz7049

God bless you...

@jackhebert2140

As an American, I love England’s music✌🏻💙

@yuwaicheong6475

it reminds me of the old days HK was still the British colony, I keep loads of coins with Queen‘s head in a big piggy bank, God saves the Queen and British, i learnt a lot from British and one thing is always in my mind “there is a light at the end of tunnel”, a Liverpool fan from HK.

@terryofford4977

You are correct there, I cannot imagine the Hong Kong People ever acquiescing to the communist gangsters across the water. I have lived and worked in H.K. and I list it as a Great, Independent nation, wonderful and hardworking people there. God Bless them all.Terry Offord

@joshuabanjarnahor8125

Now u r live in chinese colony

@weswolever7477

Keep fighting for your freedom, we’ve got our own fight with commies here in the states

@BadgerGirl

can come to the UK from Jan and get a fast track to citizenship.

@gamania122

Oh save it, this is classic Stockholm syndrome, there were good and bad during that time, but your attitude is the one that is keeping HK from moving on, and we need to move on, we have always been part of China, no point in convincing yourself you're not.

@a.l.c.7740

My great-grandfather somehow managed to smuggle in our country, a disk of Vera Lynn in 1944 and I still have it.

(My family was an anti-fascist Italian family, my great-grandfather one time even drew a mustache on a Mussolini's poster)

RIP ENZO CIAMPI (1900-1951)

@terryofford4977

Nice to relate to your comments Alessandria, I was a kid of 5 or 6, when we had Italian POW's living in a Prison camp adjacent to the Junior school I attended, (Ferncliffe Camp Calverley Woods, West Yorkshire. we kids loved the songs and music they would play on Accordions mainly, many occasions, the British Army guys who guearded them,would permit our entry where we would talk and play games, we didn't know what war was about at that age, but I shall always remember that most of those Italian'Prisoners ' actually stayed in England after the war and many opened interesting food shops.

@sullensurvivor5206

"questo è il fiore del partigiano
morto per la libertà"

@mikewhiskey5455

In the US we are reminded of Mussolini by our current president. Pardon my vulgarity but we think of him as il Douche.

@a.l.c.7740

@@mikewhiskey5455 Mussolini wasn't the best, my grandpa agrees but don't compare him to Trump for the love of god! 🤣

@mikewhiskey5455

@@a.l.c.7740 Comparing Mussolini to Trump is unfair to Mussolini? Yes, you're right. In so many ways Mussolini was the better man.

@lindablanton3090

I love these ladies.

@mcandrewandrew7725

R.I.P. THE QUEEN!

@siharwae5312

Rest in peace Dame Vera Margaret Lynn♥️
1917-2020

@Sir_Bear88

This song reminds me of one of the finest gentleman I've ever met. He was one of the RAF pilots on D-day flying over Normandy and was supporting the American troops landing on the beaches. Some of his stories were horrific, romantic and truly British, used to tear up when he was talking about the friends he lost, as much as I slightly hesitated, he insisted. Sadly he has passed away now, but plane his friend flew was on display at Duxford for some time.

@Mr.happy689

Hey it's been awhile why don't you cheer up and rewatch this?

@awesomeconservative

Even as an American, this song makes me patriotic for the UK.

@buddyroeginocchio9105

I don't tear up often. God bless you D Day Darlings.

@ReneeFollowforFun

Queen Elizabeth mentioned this song in her coronavirus speech

@JACK-jd1tb

And soo fitting, God Save our Queen

@internetperiodista

@@JACK-jd1tb Happy and Glorious.

@malfaroangel3896

No. She mention the original not this feminist garbage. That takes away from the original song of men going to war

@saint3239

Really?

@tamotsusuzuki6473

コロナで消沈している国民に女王が出征兵士と再会できる内容のこの歌を再度歌おうと呼びかけた。我が国ではこの種の歌はない。

@farthead1231

Could you imagine being a 19 year old during the war, flying at attitude in a heavy bomber crossing the English channel, temperature is -50 F, homesick, scared shitless and your radio man patches the AFR broadcast into the planes intercom and you heard this in your headset....wow !!!

@TheBelrick

This video song is too white to win an Oscar. Imagine being a 19yo flying to war in order to end up in a world that persecutes whites.

@ahking__revived2626

@@TheBelrick delusional

@vicentec4779

@@TheBelrick holy shit what did you consume

@TheBelrick

@@vicentec4779 reality europhobe.

@TheBelrick

@@ahking__revived2626 hi white hating racist.

@leedsman54

What a marvellous rendition of this song. Such clear diction.

@fredtorres1703

I am having a glass of wine, it is so much sweeter with this beautiful song. We are on the right side.

@dalerash4111

Nice, well done, thank you ladies ! I am a Vietnam veteran, that makes the lyrics that much more special !!!

@CrazyBeazy

Oh cool

@miklosrowan7637

My grandfather was a Combat Engineer from the Phillipines during that time.

@lachlantank6121

My grandfather also served in Vietnam on the HMAS Sydney

@trashythetrashcan3226

Dale Rash oh yeah yeah

@dalerash4111

I'm a U.S. Army veteran, I served in Vietnam from 1 Sept., 1967 to 31 Aug., 1968, in Chu Lai, then in Da Nang.

@gaylemarie6676

Thank you ladies... beautiful song... brings a tear to my eyes... *thinking of my folks and family that are all in heaven now. GBU!!

@johnnicatra570

We will meet all our loved ones some day.

@southsidemke3298

The ultimate respect emitted by this performance is something we no longer see these days. God bless these ladies and the sentiment of their music.

@blewburyfudge

fantastic emotive I remember as a lad in Glasgow hearing this on our old wireless in the kitchen, still magical well done ladie

@jameshorn270

What really makes it poignant for me is the knowledge that many couples who parted with this song in their minds, would not reunite.

@OlgaLevin

James Horn The same thought crosses my mind every time I hear the song I’ll Be Home For Christmas.

@diannaparis

We (me and my primary school) used to sing this song (and a number of other war time songs) every year to a group of soldiers who fought in WWII. It was so lovely.

@zuhaibtaimuri8328

What an honour to sing this in front of war heroes

@zuhaibtaimuri8328

What an honour to ve singing this song in front of war heroes.

@zuhaibtaimuri8328

What an honour to be singing this song for war heroes

@nicolahodges2

I Dedicate this song too our Beautiful Queen We will Meet Again 😢😢😢😢🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

@naadiacloete676

This song always brings tears to my eyes, and a lump in my throat. I'm listening in Cape Town South Africa, an unashamed monarchist!

@Jarod-vg9wq

My grandma on my dads was in the Air Force in ww2 (her job was to make sure the weather was safe enough for planes to fly in) love you always grands miss ya so much😢🌹🕊🕊🕊

@janeiwasduncan8463

That would have the Army Air Corps.

@DoctorPhobos

As a Cold War Weather Warrior I salute your grandmother.

@alliesimmons3388

Jarod Farrant as a current weather Airman, I salute your grandma ✈️ Fly high!

@DoctorPhobos

@@alliesimmons3388 YO SWO!

I still think I'm the only one to every use that at my Det... or anywhere.

@alliesimmons3388

@Doctor Phobos It’s so cool to see other weather Airmen (former or current) around since we’re kind of a small field. What was it like being weather back then?

@ambientghost2291

Imagine listening to this song while sipping your Darjeeling tea reading the morning paper set in your a2 jacket sitting besides your hawker hurricane ready for the next mission, circa 1940.

@derechtefelix1734

Then it should be the 50s if you sit next to an Hunter ;) But I feel it anyway

@ambientghost2291

@@derechtefelix1734 oh yea, honest mistake.

@derechtefelix1734

@@ambientghost2291 No worries m8.

@cortomaltese5038

Hard to find a class(song and performance) like this now days.

@camohawk6703

This song and is there dancing in heaven are the two songs i will have played at my funeral in the future.

@remainfaithful5546

Beautiful. This made me burst into tears remembering my grandmother who welded landing gear on P-51's in Inglewood, CA. I was lucky enough to visit this air museum a few years ago. Salute to the Greatest Generation. Much love from the USA.

@benniepieters

How I learned to stop worrying and love The D-Day Darlings

@nevillewalker6299

Superb, brilliant, stunning, etc etc etc

@guilhermefirmz

Sometimes the beauty deafen until the point to forget what we are watching or doin’. Maybe that’s why born so many beautiful babies.

@peterashcroft8009

Who's here after hearing the Queens Coronavirus Speech and her referencing this song?

@peterashcroft8009

@@osakarose5612 well I did and I am one

@startrekker99

Glad I wasn't the only one that got this reference

@Bri-MAIN

OsakaRose I’m gen z and I got the reference

@robsmithracing

OsakaRose I’m 38 and I got the reference, then again I’m a middle aged man.

@elizzareddy8896

I did x

@scottfirman

I wish my dad was still around to hear this song. He lived a great life. WW2 vet 3rd Wave of D- Day. Saw more death than anyone had the right to.

@zim_christ_lion

Absolutely Beautiful!! They are so good. It truly brings that era of the 30s/40s right into your soul while listening to this song. ❤❤🇬🇧🇬🇧🙏🕊

@pettpaiva

Beautiful tribute to the great generation of brave, strong and determined men and women! To the heroes of our freedom! Greetings from Brazil!

@lindaberg1695

Just wonderful! My Dad's birthday was D-Day. He passed last May so this holds a special significance for me...

@chuckg2016

Crystal clear vocals and incredible harmony ...... Beautiful.

@candygirl6323

I remember my folks singing/humming to this tune...(this was back in the 50's)

@bernardoohiggins3378

No estoy llorando...es la alergia primaveral.... enserio.
Mi bisabuelo.....🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱

@kenw5104

"We'll be with our friends again. We'll be with our families again. We'll meet again"

@lowquality49

imagine some movie where everything blows up randomly and this is playing

@igegan1

You could play it while watching the nightly news... 😁

@topdoomslayer3913

TALPAH FELICIAH Dr. Strangelove, my friend. Great movie, hilarious ending.

@Fister365

So, any Michael Bay film then?

@Red-Magic

Imagine watching the first 10 minutes of Saving Private Ryan while We'll Meet Again and The End of the World (Skeeter Davis) play back to back

@zenvissers1215

Only one can sing this song...that's Vera Lynn

@ruthhollstein225

This song and these voices make ne cry once again.
My heart is touched.
I thank these ladys for doing this to me.

@3667woof

It's things like this that kept morale of Britain in its darkest hour ❤

@mihaelbevc4184

Rest in peac Vera Lynn. Your songs will be forever rememberd

@LGranthamsHeir

Indeed. People will remember her every time this song is re-recorded by new performers like the D-Day Darlings.

@HammondDER

Not this way I hope.

@davideades9588

Interestingly the lead singer in the corporal’s stripes appears to be a medic. She is wearing two gold pins on the lapels of her uniform jacket in the shape of Aesculapius’s staff with entwined snakes the symbol of the ancient Roman god of medicine.

@terryofford4977

Correct, She is an SAC medic, hence the Lapel badges. Modern version going by the uniforms but with war time hair styles, I felt an excellent production and 'Hats off' to those behind this brilliant effort, of course the Lancaster Bomber brought back memories, every time I see those aircraft (in Museums), I think of my days as a Kid 1939-1945..

@hawky225

@me hee She's wearing the rank of a Cpl, not a SAC, thus the chevrons. SAC is two ranks below.

@ahtalmachanation3831

Asclepius was Greek.

@nkpv808

Listening to this while packing my gear to deploy overseas and now I'm in tears. Haven't seen this in years and for some reason it came to mind. I haven't left yet, and I already miss my family terribly. Thank you for singing this song so beautifully.

@satoshibanksy5663

No 1 !!! GREAT .

@user-ye4lq4qy7b

NOTE: It's something about Women and Men from this Era that makes them more Attractive and Austere than any image standing today.

@noetwijkmans5718

Totally agree

@larryhamsing4140

@@noetwijkmans5718 Me too.

@amydamjanovic9183

How is it I've never heard of this group before now? They're just lovely!

@michellesiggs6500

Simply gorgeous.

@richardbattams4991

If my grandad was still around he would love this group as his been in the raf and the army I'm the 1970s

@MrAmgsilva

I'm not British. I discovered the song because of the VE DAY (TOMORROW)
I'LL BE singing this tomorrow with my son in a school project (in lockdown)
The song is beautiful.
And these ladies made a great job.
👏👏

@JamesPSmith1980

Thank you, Darlings. You show so much grace and class. You do great honor those who have fallen and come home.

@daltonagre

Good art doesn't gets older. I live in Brazil.

@purplepoison_8358

Listening for Rememberence Day.
My great and grandparents served in the RAF, Royal Navy, Land Army, Burma and the RFA. I never forget them. Xxx

@myblasphemouslife9052

I had family on both sides during the war, but I never got to meet them except for my great grandfather who was a gunner during the Pacific Theatre on the USS Minneapolis. I wish he was still here with us he died a few years ago, but I absolutely loved his stories.

R.I.P Papaw we will meet again

@user-rq5gg4eb3o

Beautiful choir singing timeless wartime songs. I love to hear you sing. These songs are also appropriate today. Thanks to beautiful British ladies from Norway.
During the war, there were also Norwegian pilots who saw the White Cliffs of Dover as their home. God bless all war heroes

@patriot9455

Vera Lynn would be so proud to see how you guys kept it real in a respectful way, without losing the feel and hope alive for all generations that know it.

@jeffreycraven8154

Whether it's the D-Day Darlings or Vera, I come close to bawling when I hear this song sometimes I do cry. RIP Lady Vera. Me former U.S.A.F. and relatives in the U.S. and U.K. who served their country.

@jeffreycraven8154

The only suggestion I'd make would be a Heinkel He 111 instead of a Lancaster with the women going to town on the 111 with sledge hammers while they sang.

@Myste_Revalorise_

Simplemente hermoso.
Sus vestimentas,su cabello, sus voces.
Su canto me hizo soltar una lágrima,es hermoso y dulce...
Esas damas son perfectas. ❤

@Mr.happy689

Why don't you rewatch this it's been awhile?

@rasbxrry

Perfect song for Queen Elizabeths funeral, I hope they play it ❤