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The Hearts song- Saints version


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Good song the Hearts lads have, listen to it a couple of times and I wouldn't mind the lads running out to this (obviously I've changed the words a little :-). The bit in bold could be sung fairly easily... thoughts?

 

 

Down on the South coast, a famous old side

Everyone knows of their passion and pride

 

So this is the story their history paints

There's no other team to compare with the Saints

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S-A-I ....... N-T-S

If you can not spell it then here’s what it says,

Saints, Saints, Glorious Saints,

It's down at St Marys we bide,

The red & white stripes always up for the fight

Its Southampton we follow with pride

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You’ll hear the noise when the Saints are about,

Pride of the South it is never in doubt

We flock to St Marys we packed out the Dell,

Where teams like United and Liverpool fell

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S-A-I ....... N-T-S

If you are a thick skate then here’s what it says,

Saints, Saints, Glorious Saints,

It's down at St Marys we bide,

The red & white stripes always up for the fight

Its Southampton we follow with pride

This is my story,

This is my song ,

Follow the Saints and You can't go wrong,

 

Onwards we march and together we stand

The famous Southampton, the best in the land

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Most of that tune, the first part anyway, is from a well known folk tune sometimes known as 'Willikins and his dinah" which has been used for dozens (or more) different sets of words because it's so adaptable (and in many societies well known). Sing the first few bars to anybody who knows even a little traditional music and they'll know the rest. Let me know the words and I'll sing it!

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Most of that tune, the first part anyway, is from a well known folk tune sometimes known as 'Willikins and his dinah" which has been used for dozens (or more) different sets of words because it's so adaptable (and in many societies well known). Sing the first few bars to anybody who knows even a little traditional music and they'll know the rest. Let me know the words and I'll sing it!

 

Hi Sue, do you know "the piano's on my foot"?

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