I’ve written some new words to the song made famous by Vera Lynn, “We’ll Meet Again.”
We’ll eat out again
Don’t know where
Don’t know when
But we’ll eat out again
Some sunny day
We’ll go to theatres too
Just like we used to do
Once we’re allowed
back on the motorway
Please say hello
To the hairdresser I know
Tell her my hair’s quite long
And if you should see
Anyone that knows me
You can sing them this song
We’ll hug again
Don’t know where
Don’t know when
But I know we’ll hug again
Some sunny day
We’ll shake hands too
And I’ll stand right next to you
When the blue skies
Chase these dark clouds far away
And when our loved ones die
We’ll be there to say goodbye
Just like we used to do
We’ll meet again
Don’t know where
Don’t know when
But I know we’ll meet again
Some sunny day
Maybe some day next year
We’ll gather without fear
Although that day
may be very far away
Although it’s hard for me and you
With loved ones dying too
But we know this thing
will one day go away
When our grandchildren have grown
And have children of their own
You can sing them this song
So will you please hug hello
To the family we know
Tell them we miss them so
Tell them it won’t be long
Till we meet again
Don’t know where
Don’t know when
But I know we’ll meet again
Some sunny day
© Andrea Neidle, My Life in Poems
My Life in Poems 
Well done Andrea – a really great reworking to a classic world war 2 song in these trying times. I was singing along to every revised word and found it inspiring dreaming of better times when we will meet again.
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Thank you for those kind words Howard. I appreciate your looking at my blog.
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Yes, we hope to meet again. Shabbat shalom XXXXX >
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Brilliant Andrea. This should be broadcast nationwide. You have captured all our thoughts. X
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Thank you so much Brian. Much appreciated!
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