ARTIST:  Vera Lynn with Montovani and His Orchestra SONG:    When They Sound the Last All Clear (1941) WRITERS: Music: Hugh Charles / Lyrics: Lewis Elton VIDEO:   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LdsH6c6T9lc CAPO:    1st fret for original key [Intro]                   [Verse 1] When they sound the last All Clear How happy my darling we’ll be When they turn up the lights And the dark lonely nights Are only a memory. Never more we’ll be apart Always together sweetheart. For the peace bells will ring And the whole world will sing When they sound the last All Clear.       [Bridge] We’ve got our troubles and we’ve got our cares But as long as we keep smiling through There’ll come a day when the clouds roll away And the sun will be shining anew.   [Verse 2] When they sound the last All Clear How happy my darling we’ll be When they turn up the lights And the dark lonely nights Are only a memory. Never more we’ll be apart Always together sweetheart. For the peace bells will ring And the whole world will sing When they sound the last All Clear.

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À propos de la chanson

Cette belle chanson évoque un futur plein d'espoir, où l'amour triomphe des épreuves. Elle parle de la joie qui envahit les cœurs lorsque les temps difficiles prendront fin, laissant place à la lumière et à la paix. Les souvenirs des nuits sombres s'effaceront, et les êtres chers se retrouveront enfin, unis et heureux, alors que le monde entier célébrera cette harmonie retrouvée. Écrite dans le contexte de la Seconde Guerre mondiale, elle résonne comme un message d'espoir face aux incertitudes de l'époque, soulignant l'importance de garder le sourire malgré les difficultés. C'est un véritable hymne à la paix et à l'amour.