We Will Meet Again
Journey · Arrival [2001]
The lady said them
Her eyes that spoke to me were sending my heart a thought
So deep I can't forget them
I guess it wasn't the right time or the place
For love right then
But we met destiny, and it sealed our fate
We'll meet again (we will meet again)
I know we will (we will meet again)
On my heart it's written (we will meet again)
Somewhere, someplace, somehow I'll find her then as I did now
Just for a moment
And I will hear the wind that told me
I will return again my love have patience
Life's a circle, it all comes back around, so until then
I'll be waiting for you knowing somehow
We'll meet again (we will meet again)
I know we will (we will meet again)
On my heart it's written (we will meet again)
And if she were standing in a crowd
She'd be the one that I would find among the faces
And if the music was too loud
It'd be her voice that I would hear
Above it all (we will meet again)
I know we will (we will meet again)
I know we will (we will meet again)
And if she were standing in a crowd
She'd be the one that I would find among the faces
And if the music was too loud
It'd be her voice that I would hear
Above it all (we will meet again)
I know we will (we will meet again)
On my heart it's written (we will meet again)
From this day till... (we will meet again)
We'll meet again (we will meet again)
We'll meet again (we will meet again)
We Will Meet Again
We Will Meet Again stands as a poignant song in Journey's extensive discography, appearing on the 2001 album Arrival. This track captures the band's enduring commitment to melodic rock, blending emotional depth with the polished production values characteristic of their later career. While the group is often celebrated for arena anthems from the late 1970s and 1980s, this recording reflects a more introspective approach, focusing on themes of connection and hope. The song showcases the band's ability to craft accessible, heartfelt music that resonates with long-time fans and new listeners alike. As part of their broader body of work, it reinforces Journey's legacy as a defining force in American rock, maintaining the high standards of songwriting and vocal performance that have sustained their popularity for decades.