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Peckhamgatecrasher

Peckhamgatecrasher

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These are the two most likely you are looking for. The majority of the rest are pretty crude and/or violent.


Let 'Em Come

It's Saturday on Cold Blow Lane

We've all come down to cheer

We've had our jellied eels

And our glass of beer

Come rain or shine all the time

Our families we'll bring

And as the Lions run on the pitch

Everyone will sing


Let 'em come, Let 'em come, Let 'em come

Let 'em all come down to The Den

Let 'em come, Let 'em come, Let 'em come

Well only have to beat 'em again

Were the best team in London

NO, the best team of all

Everybody knows us

Were called Millwall


Let 'em come, Let 'em come, Let 'em come

Let 'em all come down to The Den

Let 'em all...... come down......... TO THE DEEEENNNNNNN



No One Likes Us


No one likes us, No one likes us

No one likes us, We don't care

We are Millwall

Super Millwall

We are Millwall from The Den

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Moflo

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Ha Ha I should have explained. A dear friend has passed away and she loved Millwall, her family would llike to find a copy of the song, It would have been the original words stating "we are from the Old Kent Road" She was 92 so it would have been an old old version! I myself have no idea being a Gooner so I bow to your superior knowledge! SO keep it clean peeps!
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Peckhamgatecrasher

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Perhaps you meant this one, Quids?


He was only a poor little hammer,

His face all tattered and torn,

He made me feel sick,

So I hit 'im with a brick,

And now he don't sing anymore.


Moflo, Roy Green wrote the original lyrics to the one above - perhaps you could do some 'googling' and see if there are earlier versions. There is a ska copy hanging around somewhere, not sure how that would go at a funeral!

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Emerson Crane

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Jah Lush Wrote:

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> Quids - you could have at least got the words

> right.

>

> If I had the wings of a sparrow

> If had the arse of a crow

> I'd fly over Arsenal tomorrow

> and shit on the bastards below below

> and shit on the bastards below.


Incorrect, substitue The Arsenal for Shite Hart Lane. And the word bastards for inbreds.

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Jah Lush Wrote:

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>

> If I had the wings of a sparrow

> If had the arse of a crow

> I'd fly over Arsenal tomorrow

> and shit on the bastards below below

> and shit on the bastards below.


Delete Arseanl, insert Aston. And followed by many refrains of Sh!t on the V!lla.

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