Sisters (song)

"Sisters" is a popular song, best known for its performance in the 1954 musical film White Christmas. Composed by Irving Berlin, it is a sentimental duet about the strong bond between two sisters.

The song is typically performed by two female singers and showcases close harmonies. The lyrics express the sisters' unwavering support for each other and their shared experiences. The song's themes of familial love and loyalty have made it a recurring favorite during the holiday season and in popular culture representations of sisterhood.

The most famous rendition is the one performed by Rosemary Clooney and Vera-Ellen (with Trudy Stevens dubbing Vera-Ellen's singing voice) in White Christmas. The song's enduring appeal has led to numerous covers and performances by other artists over the years. The choreography in the film, featuring fan props, has also become iconic.