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Je te verrai (I'll be seeing you)

Featuring the music of Elise and Tobi
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Je te verrai is the long-forgotten French version of the American evergreen I'll be seeing you. The French translation was written in 1945, just after the liberation of Paris from Nazi Germany by the allied troops. At the time, the song was frequently played on the radio and sung by French celebrities like the husband of Édith Piaf, Jacques Pills.

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