Chants, Music, Angst and Anthems

Here's a dead simple Song to learn

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over 18 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
Here's a dead simple Song to learn
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over 18 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
Yella yella yellah,
Yella yella yellah,
 
Yella yella yella yella yella yella yellah!
 
 
To the tune of this youtube video: (listen carefully, i can't remember the name of the tune)
 
 
I love the real simply ones!
phil_style2007-07-27 11:10:22
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over 18 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
Sounds like the "why ay ay" bit in "Buffalo soldiers" by Bob Marley and the Wailers
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over 18 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
Kiwipie, I think you're right. . . .
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over 18 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
Hard News, that's a gem.
 
The one's with the least number of words are the best. As long as everyone knows the tune they're so simply.
 
I took some heta for the oway-oway-oway" chant on Sunday for it being too simply but I reckon it's a classic we should use it.
 
See here:
 
Oh-way ohway ohway ohway ohwya ohway ohwhaaaa Oh-way ohway ohway ohway ohwya ohway ohwhaaaa
ooooooo, we are the phe-o-nix FC
la la la la la la
la la la la la la
 
See here for rythm, tune:
 
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over 18 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
A summary of some of the good simply one's formthe last wee while:
 

To the �Why-aye-aye� part of Buffalo Soldier

 

Yella yella yellah,

Yella yella yellah,

 

Yella yella yella yella yella yella yellah!

 

To the Tune of �YMCA�

 

Phoenix! Na na na na na na na na

Phoenix! Na na na na na na na na

Phoenix! Na na na na na na na na

Na!    Na!    Na!    Na!   Na!     Na!

 

Phoenix! whoaaaaooaoaoaoaoaao

Phoenix! whoaaaaooaoaoaoaoaao

Phoenix! Whoaaaaooaoaoaoaoaao

Na!    Na!    Na!    Na!   Na!     Na!

 

 

To: �She'll be coming round the mountain�

 

I'd rather be a kiwi than a roo

I'd rather be a kiwi than a roo

I'd rather be a kiwi

Rather be a kiwi

Rather be a kiwi than a roo

 

To the tune of �Flinstones�:

 

Phoenix, We're the Phoenix

We're the greatest A-League football team

Rising, from the ashes

Playing footy like you've never seen.

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over 18 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
phil_style wrote:
A summary of some of the good simply one's formthe last wee while:
 

 

To the Tune of �YMCA�

 

Phoenix! Na na na na na na na na

Phoenix! Na na na na na na na na

Phoenix! Na na na na na na na na

Na!    Na!    Na!    Na!   Na!     Na!

 

Phoenix! whoaaaaooaoaoaoaoaao

Phoenix! whoaaaaooaoaoaoaoaao

Phoenix! Whoaaaaooaoaoaoaoaao

Na!    Na!    Na!    Na!   Na!     Na!

 

 

 
Can I wear a hard hat and tight denim shorts when I sing this one?
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over 18 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
Sure. .  did you listen to the MP3 of the milan fans singing it? While it may look a bit pish on paper it actaully sounds bloody good when sung by a footbal crowd.
phil_style2007-07-27 13:38:53
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over 18 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
Nah didn't listen to it. Got radiosport blaring through the computer instead.
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Nah didn't listen to it. Got radiosport blaring through the computer instead.
 
Sweetas. Check out the MP3 when you get the chance. It's not nearly as gay as it looks to read it. It could actually be a winner! The Milan crowd do a real good job of it.
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Oh man, that song takes me back! For a second there I was back at Berhampore Primary school, playing footy on the  asphalt playground, kicking arse against the bigger kids from SWIS...good times!
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over 18 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
phil_style wrote:
A summary of some of the good simply one's formthe last wee while:
 

 

To: �She'll be coming round the mountain�

 

I'd rather be a kiwi than a roo

I'd rather be a kiwi than a roo

I'd rather be a kiwi

Rather be a kiwi

Rather be a kiwi than a roo

 

 
I knew my chant was class.

Three for me, and two for them.

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