When They Sound The Last 'All Clear' by Vera Lynn

When They Sound The Last 'All Clear' Lyrics

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When they sound the last all clear,
How happy my darling we'll be,
When they turn up the lights,
And those sad 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.


. . . . and the ANZAC variation . . .
When they send the last Yank home,
How lonely some women will be.
When they turn out the lights,
There'll be long, lonely nights,
All those good times just a memory.
Evermore they'll be alone,
Those women no Aussie would own.
All they'll have are some clothes
And a kid who talks through its nose,
When they send the last Yank home
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When They Sound The Last 'All Clear' Lyrics

When they sound the last all clear,
How happy my darling we'll be,
When they turn up the lights,
And those sad 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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"When They Sound the Last 'All Clear'" (Vera Lynn, 1941)