The medley of Roger Waters’ “Vera” (from Pink Floyd’s landmark 1979 album, The Wall) and the World War II standard “We’ll Meet Again” is not as odd a pairing as it might initially seem. The Vera in Waters’ song is Vera Lynn, who recorded “We’ll Meet Again” in the 1940s. Stigers finally made the connection in 1995, when he was in England during the 50th anniversary of V-E Day. “I thought, ‘God, wouldn’t it be cool to put these two songs together,’” he says. “I filed the idea away, and then I brought it up with Scrapper when we were talking about songs for this record. His eyes lit up and he said, ‘That’s perfect. What a great idea.’”