Vera Lynn - The White Cliffs of Dover download

Thanks to all the brave men and women who fought for freedom in WWII.  May they RIP.   Please Lord, don't let history repeat itself.

My Dad fought in WW2 (Canada) and he remembered Vera Lynn very well. He;s gone now (1994) but some of the stories he told us about those days will never die.

" The children will not leave unless I do. I shall not leave unless their father does, and the King will not leave.... " This is a quote from history that will live in British hearts for a thousand years. QE II's mum

RIP, Dame Vera. Who else is listening tonight and remembering their parents?

Who's here after hearing of her death? Rip Queen

Does anybody here remember Vera Lynn? Remember how she said that we would meet again, some sunny day. Vera! Vera! What has become of you? Does anybody else in here feel the way I do?

for my father and his brothers who spend 6 years of their lives fighting facisim

Have always loves that lady. Her singing is so haunting. I am now 76 years old had loved her singing since I was a teenager

As a teenager I wondered why my dad would shed a tear when he saw this lady. 50 years hence I share his sentiments and realise just how much Miss Lynn must have boosted the troops morale.

Brings tears to my eyes. Beyond beautiful..

It boggles the mind...........We faced and defeated two of the most powerful military's on earth, (Germany-Japan), in only 6 years!..................Now we have a pack of Jihadis running circles around us for more than 10 years! It makes me sick!

RIP dame vera Lynn such a amazing woman she will be missed

Makes you feel proud, even if you aren't British. R.I.P Vera Lynn

Vera Lynn Welch, i still love you, for the joye you did bring to our Allied forces to liberate Europe from the terrible Agressor who killed many innocent lives. Thank you for that, because, without the Allied, i maybe would not be born. I pay my respect to those who gave their lives, to freedom my family and others., but also you, YOU were the drive into many hearts to bring these young and old soldiers to fight for anothers freedom, without recontribution. I love you still, and many others do !

My father, who spent his boyhood in England during the war, loved Vera Lynn, especially this song. It was playing as he lay dying.

This will always be remembered as the song that brought hope to the UK during WWII during its darkest hours. Thank you, Dame Vera.

I was born after the war.  Somehow I like songs that helped our troops  morale. I wish I could appreciate the same music today instead of all that screaming.

Anyone watching this after hearing about her passing