The (in?)famous song recorded
by the 1988 FA Cup finalists
Liverpool. The song was Craig
Johnston's idea, not John
Barnes' as many might think.
At this time there were only
two scousers in the first
team(John Aldridge and Steve
McMahon), and the theme of the
song evolves around their
teammates strange
accents(Non-Liverpudlian
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The (in?)famous song recorded
by the 1988 FA Cup finalists
Liverpool. The song was Craig
Johnston's idea, not John
Barnes' as many might think.
At this time there were only
two scousers in the first
team(John Aldridge and Steve
McMahon), and the theme of the
song evolves around their
teammates strange
accents(Non-Liverpudlians
understandibly finds this hard
to belive).This song made it
to #3 on the charts in
England.Lyrics:Liverpool FC is
hard as hellUnited, Tottenham,
ArsenalWatch my lips, and I
will spell'Cause they don't
just play, but they can rap as
wellLiverpool FCLiverpool FCMy
idea was to build Liverpool
into a bastion of
invincibility...Aahaah...aah..
.aah (Liverpool FC)...had
Napoleon had that idea he'd
have conquered the bloody
worldWalk on... walk on...
with hope... in your heart...
and you'll ne... ver
walk...aloneAlright AldoSound
as a poundI'm custy la but
there's nothing downThe rest
of the lads ain't got it
sussedWe'll have to learn 'em
to talk like usWell I'm
rapping now, I'm rapping for
funI'm your goalie, the number
oneYou can take the mick,
don't call me a clownAny more
lip and you're going
downAlright Ace, we're great
me and youBut the other lads
don't talk like we doNo they
don't talk like we do, do they
do laWe'll have to learn 'em
to talk propaWalk on... walk
on... with hope... in your
heart... and you'll ne... ver
walk... aloneYou two scousers
are always yappingI'm gonna
show you some serious rappinI
come from Jamaica, my name is
John Barn-esWhen I do my thing
the crowd go bananasHow's he
doing the Jamaica rap?He's
from just south of the Watford
GapHe gives us stick about the
north/south divide'Cause they
got the jobsYeah, but we got
the sideWell I came to England
looking for fameSo come on
Kenny man, give us a
game'Cause I'm sat on the
bench paying my dues with the
bluesI'm very big down under,
but my wife disagreesThey've
won the league, bigger stars
than DallasThey got more
silver than Buckingham
PalaceNo-one knows quite what
to expectWhen the red
machine's in full effectWell
Steve McMahon sure can rapIt's
about time he had an England
capSo come on Bobby Robson,
he's the man'Cause if anyone
can, Macca canMacca-can...
Macca-can... Macca-can...
Macca-can...Liverpool FC is
hard as hellMy idea was to
build Liverpool up and up and
up until eventually they would
be untouchable. Everybody
would have to submit. Give in,
give in, give inWe're highland
ladsOch-ai the nooAnd there's
four of usAnd only two of
youSo if you want nai
troubleAnd you don't want a
slapYou'd better teach us the
Anfield rapDon't forget us
paddiesAnd me the Great
DaneAnd I'm from London mate
so watch your gameWell you two
scousers, you're always
squakingBut we'll just let our
feet do the talkingOur lads
have come from all over the
placeThey talk dead funny, but
they play dead greatWell now
we've gotta learn 'em talk
real coolThe song you've gotta
learn if you live in the
PoolWalk on... walk on... with
hope... in your heart... and
you'll ne... ver walk...
aloneYou'll never walk
aloneHo-ho my wordThat's
unbelievable, it really isI
think they should stick to
playing football. TerribleWhat
do you think Kenny?

Category Sports

Tags Anfield, Rap, FA, Cup, songs, Aldridge, McMahon, Johnston, Barnes, scousers