Derby Day Songs for Beginners

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you're the pride of singapore

time for ur sandwich's

O'SHEA takes it up the arse.

when the blues go marchin in..


if u hate man utd clap ur hands

ello ello we are the city boys

richest club in england. richest club in europe!!!
 
felixbg said:
its a lot like that old lands lyme or whatever people sing at new years whilst holding hands and jumping around looking like pricks ... pretty sure thats as close as were gunna get.
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PMSL, no one knows what it's called. That's the one though, think it's Auld Lang Syne, but not 100% sure.

Hardly songs but a couple of normal chants for the aussies are of course WE LOVE YOU CITY and bestteaminthelandandaaallthewooorld :) Not sure if Invisible Man will make an appearance as well.
 
needs to be split up more than how its written down aswell ... baaring in mind im no expert only heard it a few times ... mostly when waiting for the shower :-p

In 63 when we went down
into Division Two,
The Stretford End cried out aloud
'It's the end of the Sky Blues',
Joe Mercer came
we played the game
we went to Rotherham (AND WON !!!)
We won 1-0 and we were back
into Division One

(since then)

We've won the league,
we've won the cup
we've been to Europe too,
And when we win the League again
We'll sing this song to you

CITY CITY CITY CITY CITY CITY......
 
bluejimmines said:
There was one on Saturday that i'd not heard before

build an Empire build an Empire
putting City at the top
put the Arabs in the middle
and we'll burn the fucking lot.

it was something like this anyway to the build a bonfire song
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Build an empire
Build an empire
Put City at the top
With the Arabs in the middle
We'll win the fucking lot.
 
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