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Always - original WWI song - revised WWII?

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Received this today:

I'm looking for information about a WW I song that was revised in WWII, called Always.

 

Kathy

 

I can't find any references to a song simply called, ALWAYS. Does anyone have any information on the original WWI tune or its counterpart in WWII.

 

There are tons of songs with Always in the title, but not just ALWAYS. Thanks in advance.


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Marion: Are you referring to a song named "Always". First couple of lines : "Ill be loving you, always.

Wiith a love that's true, always". The rest I forget half of it.



   
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I am not sure, since it was a request from Kathy, not myself. I am hoping she will stop in and add to this....


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