Vera Lynn - I'll Be Seeing You free for downloading

My father spent four years delivering B17s and B25s to North Africa while my mother waited patiently listening to this song. What a nation we once were!

"Oldies"? I was born after the War but I love and admire Vera Lynn, you don't have to be old to appreciate Her.

She can still make me cry - her voice  and the songs

She should be played everywhere in public, specially in these day where hate is on the attack-.

Such beautiful comments. With all the bad news these days,  I simply wanted a break and went to play one of my all time favorite songs. I still can't determine which version is the best. They are all good. It's the song itself and the words which truly make a person feel he is human. Ms. Lynn did wonders for our World War II heroes but it does as much today when one feels a little down. I'll be seeing you, Just relax and listen. No song today can do that for us.

My Dad served in WWII and this was his favorite...all Soldiers related to this one..thank you for sharing a classic 

she is still alive. Little miracles

I am 76 years old (young)  and I remember Vera Lynn during the war.  Mostly it was 'Blue birds over the white cliffs of Dover'.  To a little kid the war was quite exciting with all that was going on.  Thousand bomber raids, flying bombs and spitfires flying in anger.  The bombing raids were really exciting, a little kid could not perceive getting killed so I thought it really great.  My poor mother was having kittens with worry.

I'm nearly 80 and this takes me back to being a child with my long departed parents and I just can't stop the tears

I am old 65 years but this is my favorite song

I'll be seeing you in all the old, familiar places That this heart of mine embraces all day through In that small cafe, the park across the way The children's carousel, the chestnut tree, the wishing well I'll be seeing you in ev'ry lovely summer's day In everything that's light and gay I'll always think of you that way I'll find you in the morning sun and when the night is new I'll be looking at the moon but I'll be seeing you

Such tears of gratitude, and also grief to know so many who fought for our freedom never made it home again. And I might not even exist if The Hague had not been liberated on May 5, 1945. Thank you from a Dutch born kid, now 65.

Timeless, the original English rose, you will never go out of fashion for us Vera.

Never heard Vera Lynn before. What a great voice!

I love theses type of songs; lest we forget! Their message is eternal! 

WW2 songs of the 40ies the songs I will never forget                                                         John USN