Hope he didnt get run over

Idiot, doesn’t he know it’s “in our Lancashire roads”?

Bloody scousers have nicked this song off us changing Lancashire to Liverpool and banging on about a cathedral. That lot will rob anything

I heard that in broken English on reading it..

Hate that chant.

Brilliant chant. It’s home and not homes, with an S, but I like it because it’s one of a few song we can sing without clapping, which prevents the speed singers from wrecking it.

It’s a lazy chant, with the word Liverpool changed to Lancashire.

cricketfieldclarets wrote:

Have you heard his rendition of um pa pa?

Claretforever wrote:but I like it because it’s one of a few song we can sing without clapping, which prevents the speed singers from wrecking it.

They still try.

claptrappers_union wrote:It’s a lazy chant, with the word Liverpool changed to Lancashire.

If you want a Cathedral
you won't find one there

No, you'll find two.

not in our Lancashire home

It`s rubbish and embarrassing coming from us.......cringworthy!

In our Lancashire homes (not Liverpool then)

We speak with an accent exceedingly rare (like most accents?)

The Longside of Burnley will always be there (1996?)

In our Lancashire homes (wait, the Longside is?)

Don't be picky !!

There’s no content to it. The song is about a building in yer house

claptrappers_union wrote:There’s no content to it. The song is about a building in yer house

Home is where the heart is - and for a lot of people that’ll still be the Longside.

Home is also where you automatically connect to the WiFi.......

So I’m thinking my home is Greggs

Home = Turf Moor

Our worst song

bfccrazy wrote:Home is where the heart is - and for a lot of people that’ll still be the Longside.

I would be surprised if more than half those who sing this line while stood in the Cricket Field end have ever stood on the Longside? Petty argument but I agree its a **** song

Have to admit that the CFS singing, "We are the Longside", is odd....with the Longside, largely silent!

I sing “In my Anglesey home”

IanMcL wrote:Have to admit that the CFS singing, "We are the Longside", is odd....with the Longside, largely silent!

I think the Longside has come to mean Burnley. The heart of our club, where fans stood when we had nothing. Like a we are one kind of thing, all in it together. Symbol rather than fact.

Here's the original....

In My Liverpool Home

CHORUS
In my Liverpool Home, In my Liverpool Home
We speak with an accent exceedingly rare,
Meet under a statue exceedingly bare,
And if you want a Cathedral, we've got one to spare
In my Liverpool Home

I was born in Liverpool, down by the docks
Me Religion was catholic, occupation hard knocks
At stealing from lorries I was adept,
And under an overcoat each night we slept

Way back in the forties the world had gone mad
Mister Hitler threw at us everything that he had
When the smoke and dust had all cleared from the air
"Thank God" said me da that the Pier Head's still there!

When I grew up I met Bridget McGann
she said "Your not much but I'm needin' a man"
"For I want sixteen kids and a house out in Speke"
Well the spirit was willing but the flesh it was weak

There's a place in dis city were the nits de wear clogs
They've six millon kids and ten million dogs
De play tick with hatchets and I'll tell you no lie
a man's a coward if he has more than one eye.

The Green and the Orange have battled for years
They've given us some laughs and they've given us some tears
But Scousers don't want a heavenly reward
They just want the Green Card to get into Fords

The Dockers Umbrella has bitten the dust
You might buy a Meccanno, no charge for the rust
Scottie Road is a legend now past away
But you can go down to Yateses and drink all the day.
"What's your religion?' a feller once said
so I climbed in me 'wellies' and I Kung Fooed his head
"Oy! hold on!" he said, "I'm not starting a nark"
"Do you worship at Anfield or Goodison Park?"

Chester Perry wrote:If you want a Cathedral
you won't find one there

If you want an England keeper.

We've got 2 to spare.....

It’s um ba ba

I think i better change my username then
I was a Stoke away in the championship in about 2006/2007 and it had not been sung for years me and my brother started it off in the concourse at half time making its comeback

claptrappers_union wrote:I sing “In my Anglesey home”

Just so long as it isn't a weekend holiday home.......