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I think the reason they changed some of the lyrics was because in the original there are references to Abbe Lane ( sort of the J-lo of her day in the 50s) & Chichicastenangeo which is in Guatemala & I don't think a lot of people in the 90s would pick up on the references.

Ms. Anderson sung this on the radio on the night of the D-Day invasion in Europe in 1944. It always brings a tear to my eye when I hear it, as it's like she is singing all the brave boys who will not make it back home to heaven as they liberate the world from Hitler

This version is very, very, similar to the Andrews Sister's Jingle Bells from the 1940's. Both are very, very, nice as well!

I hadn't seen this movie in years, probably since I was a kid in the early 60s and I saw it with my Mom & Dad at the drive in. I lost both my Mom & Dad last year & all of a sudden when this song came on, I found myself crying. Well done Mary, practically perfect in every way!