Trigger Finger
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- Jul 18, 2011
- 107
Presumably you're emailing all of these to your PA announcer who can put the lyrics on the screen for you all?
As mentioned by someone on here the other day
"The wheels on your house go round and round"
And when we win to the tune of Eaton Rifles
Beaten Nigels,Beaten Nigels.
(Lord of the Dance)
Glenn, Glenn, wherever you may be
You'd sell your gran for a decent fee
When Gus said no, you ran to join the scum
And count your cash in your Croydon slum
and I cant understand why we sing "Barmy Army, Barmy Army" what has that got to do with Brighton? or have I along with a thousand other missed something?
and I cant understand why we sing "Barmy Army, Barmy Army" what has that got to do with Brighton? or have I along with a thousand other missed something?
because the words are BLUE AND WHITE BARMY ARMY? does that make it seem a little more sensible?
I can understand your confusion to be fair, usually there's one bloke shouting 'BLUE AND WHITE' inbetween everyone else's chants of 'Barmy Army', and if you're far away from that one bloke, then it does just sound like we're singing 'Barmy Army'.
(Lord of the Dance)
Glenn, Glenn, wherever you may be
You'd sell your gran for a decent fee
When Gus said no, you ran to join the scum
And count your cash in your Croydon slum
One man went to burn (burn!)
Went to burn down Selhurst (shit!)
One man and his petrol bomb
Went to burn down Selhurst
[and so on until]
Ten men went to burn (burn!)
Went to burn down Selhurst (shit!)
Ten men and their petrol bombs
Went to burn down Selhurst
The Albion! [clap clap clap]
The Albion! [clap clap clap
just simply think we should sing BRIGHTON ARE BACK BRIGHTON ARE BACK HELLO HELLO