We’ll Be Together is a song that appears as the seventh track on Nothing Like The Sun. According to Sting, the song was written for the Japanese beer company Kirin to use in their commercials. However, in the liner notes for Nothing Like the Sun, he had a different description:

I shall meet you outside the railway station, you shall know me by the cut of my clothes and the smell of my cologne."

However, on Sting’s website, he talked more about how he did the song for Kirin:

‘We’ll Be Together’ is funny because it was written as a beer commercial for a Japanese company called Kirin. I like the idea of music being a craft, I’m not precious about it. They wanted a song and the only prerequisite was the word “together”. I wrote the song in 3mins 49sec, which is exactly the length of the song. The Japanese loved it, and then the record company loved it too. “This is exactly what we need.” “But I didn’t invest anything in this song. I just put it together.” They said: “No! It’s a hit!” And it was. It’s probably the only straight rock track on the collection (‘Fields Of Gold’). Kirin is OK as a canned beer. It’s not as good as Newcastle Exhibition. But then, what is"
Source: Sting.com

The song revolves around a man who is obsessed with a woman and says he’ll do anything to win her love.

The ending of the song includes some lyrics from If You Love Somebody Set Them Free.

Sting later covered the song in Fields of Gold: The Best of Sting 1984-1994.