When We Meet Again Lyrics - Singles - Bill O'neal

Far thee well to all I long have loved, 

Far thee well to fleeting friends; 

And adieu to comrades tried and true, 

I will ne'er return again. 

And when we meet again, my friend, 

On foreign fields far-flung; 

Let us raise a glass to ages past, 

Oh when we meet again. 

From the hills I came-- beyond the main, 

Far beyond the brambling burn; 

Ringing in refrain they call again, 

To those hills once more I turn. 

And when we meet again, my friend, 

Beyond the burnie brae; 

High in heathery hills--'round the rolling rills, 

Oh when we meet again 

Long this song was sung for you, my son, 

Long the children's rhymes have rung; 

Some soft shepherd song calmly calls me on, 

So this sojourn song is sung. 

And when we meet again, my friend, 

That song will never end; 

There will be all time, for children's rhymes, 

Oh when we meet again. 

And when we meet again, my friend, 

That song will never end; 

There will be all time, for children's rhymes, 

Oh when we meet again. 

Oh when we meet again.