When Seamus Coleman's Smiling ( lyrics)

Tune: When Irish Eyes are Smiling

When Seamus Coleman’s smiling
.Evertonians smile too
He’s our star Irish midfielder
In the Mersey Royal Blue
He plays with Irish passion
As he rides his Irish luck
And when Seamus Colemans playing
Gareth Bale Can get to fook

He once played for Sligo Rovers
Is the pride of Donegal
And when Celtic tried to sign him
Davey Moyes he made the call
Seamus holidayed in Blackpool
Where he helped them out their league
And then headed home to Goodison
His promotion guaranteed

 

When Seamus Coleman’s smiling
.Evertonians smile too
He’s our star Irish midfielder
In the Mersey Royal Blue
He plays with Irish passion
As he rides his Irish luck
And when Seamus Colemans playing
Everton is on the up!

 

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Royal Blue Mersey

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Royal Blue Mersey

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Oh we hate Bill Shankley and we St John
But most of all, we hate big Ron
And we’ll hand those Kopites one by one
On the banks of the royal blue Mersey

Oh to hell with Liverpool and Rangers too
And well throw them all in the Mersey
And we’ll fight. Fight, fight, with all our might
For the boys in the royal blue jerseys

Now were heading down dat London way
For to see the Toffees playing
And if we see those Chelsea poster boys
It will be them who're for a slaying

Oh we hate Bill Shankley and we St John
But most of all, we hate big Ron
And we’ll hand those Kopites one by one
On the banks of the royal blue Mersey

Oh to hell with Liverpool and Rangers too
And well throw them all in the Mersey
And we’ll fight. Fight, fight, with all our might
For the boys in the royal blue jerseys

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Some Poetry

Chelsea won the match, but the extremes of joy and sadness, hope and despair, were all wearing an Everton shirt – losers yet unvanquishable.

The Daily Telegraph, 30 May 2009


They don’t give a prize for the best fans on Cup Final day. But Everton’s would have won by a landslide.

Liverpool Echo, 1st June 2009

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