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Alternative National Anthems 15:28 - Jun 8 with 1002 views

Following on from the other anthem thread in the footy section, how about some alternative anthems for countries.

I have

England, Cigarettes and Alcohol
France, non, je ne regrette rien
Australia, I come from a land down under
Ireland, the wild rover
USA , Money, Money Money

Please add as you like

Poll:

Will Phil ever confirm we are actually close on a signing ever again

Alternative National Anthems on 22:24 - Jun 8 with 142 views

orfordbuoy

Alternative National Anthems on 16:25 - Jun 8 by IndependentlyBlue
Always thought the English national anthem was Land of Hope and Glory If it isn’t then perhaps it should/could be.

everybody knows it's 'Jerusalem'

Why it's not is unfathomable.

Alternative National Anthems on 23:34 - Jun 8 with 66 views

ArnoldMoorhen

Alternative National Anthems on 22:24 - Jun 8 by orfordbuoy
everybody knows it's 'Jerusalem' Why it's not is unfathomable.

Yes, Jerusalem is great.

Sung with gusto by all the Little Englanders, when it is a scathing piece of satire by a visionary socialist.

He would be delighted.

Alternative National Anthems on 23:42 - Jun 8 with 58 views

orfordbuoy

Alternative National Anthems on 23:34 - Jun 8 by ArnoldMoorhen
Yes, Jerusalem is great. Sung with gusto by all the Little Englanders, when it is a scathing piece of satire by a visionary socialist. He would be delighted.

Any anthem written in the past will have lyrics that can be questioned. Call it satire, others would claim one of hope.

As one of the first nations to create a welfare system, seems appropriate you label him a visionary socialist.

and there's no need for the petty xenophobia. It really says a lot more about you.

Alternative National Anthems on 00:08 - Jun 9 with 37 views

vinceg

Alternative National Anthems on 15:51 - Jun 8 by Illinoisblue
Looking for some Welsh lineage so I can sing this until my throat explodes

A fabulous song. Immediately Wales lost their World Cup play-off against Bosnia, this song came blaring out at the stadium to lift the spirits of the defeated Welshies.

Slightly ironic the first line of the chorus "ry'n ni yma o hyd" means "we are still here" though

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