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This one was released in 1943 and first recorded by Bing Crosby and later by Sinatra. It hit the best seller cart on September 9, 1943, topping out at #9.

In all the letters sent from my Grandfather to his future wife (my Grandmother) from September 23, 1943 until the end of the war, he always signed off with a slight variation... "P.S. I love you Sunday, Monday, and Always"

Awwww, how sweet. I will have to get a copy of that for my WWII Jukebox.

I just downloaded the MP3 file and am uploading it to the jukebox right now. Brian, take a look at this page too: http://www.6thcorpsmusic.us/thanks.htm

Sunday, Monday or Tuesday

Wednesday, Thursday or Friday

I want you near

Every day in the year

Oh, won't you tell me when

We will meet again

Sunday, Monday or always

If you're satisfied

I'll be at your side

Sunday, Monday or always

No need to tell me now

What makes the world go 'round

When at the sight of you

My heart begins to pound and pound

And what am I to do

Can't I be with you

Sunday, Monday or always

Always and forever I must be with you

Beginning Sunday and Monday and then forever

Oh, won't you tell me when

We will meet again

Sunday, Monday or always

If you're satisfied

I'll be at your side

Sunday, Monday or always

No need to tell me now

What makes the world go 'round

When at the sight of you

My heart begins to pound, pound, pound

What am I to do

Can't I be with you

Sunday, Monday or always