Vera
Pink Floyd * Track #17 On The Wall
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- #13Goodbye Cruel World
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- #14Hey You
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- #15Is There Anybody Out There?
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- #16Nobody Home
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- #17Vera
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- #21In the Flesh (Reprise)
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- #24Stop
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- #25The Trial
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Vera by Pink Floyd
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Pink FloydWrited by
Roger WatersAbout
Roger Waters initially wanted the song “We’ll Meet Again” to open The Wall, one of Vera Lynn’s most successful, if not the most successful.
As he drifts farther from reality, Pink yearns for ideas of home and reconnecting with his personal roots, recalling the hope that Vera Lynn – a World War II e...
Vera Lyrics
[Intro]
"Where the hell are you?
"Where the hell are you, Simon?" *Shots*
[Verse: Roger Waters]
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?
Vera Q&A
Who wrote Vera's ?
Vera was written by Roger Waters.
Who produced Vera's ?
Vera was produced by James Guthrie & Bob Ezrin & Pink Floyd & Roger Waters.
When did Pink Floyd release Vera?
Pink Floyd released Vera on Fri Nov 30 1979.
What did Pink Floyd say about "Vera"?
This is supposed to be brought on by the fact that a war movie comes on the TV.
—Roger Waters, Radio 1