City Songs

 
 
We Love You Bangor, We Do
We love you Bangor, we do

We love you Bangor, we do

We love you Bangor, we do

Oh Bangor, we love you


 
You Are My Bangor...
(YOU ARE MY SUNSHINE)
You are my Bangor

My only Bangor

You make me happy

When skies are grey

You’ll never know dear

How much I love you

Please don’t take my Bangor away


 
Cockles & Mussels Alive Alive Oh!
In Bangor’s fair city

Where the girls are so pretty

I first set my eyes on sweet Molly Malone

Where she wheeled her wheelbarrow

Through street small and narrow

Singing …

We love you Bangor, we do

We love you Bangor, we do

We love you Bangor, we do

Oh Bangor, we love you

and rather more surreally

In Bangor’s fair city

Where the girls are so pretty

I first set my eyes on sweet Kylie Minogue

Where she wheeled her wheelbarrow

Through street small and narrow

Singing …

[to the tune of “I should be so lucky”]

City City City

City City

City City City

Oh!

There could be millions of others – use your imagination

I first set my eyes on the lads from The Clash …

Singing (Rock the casbah)

“The Cofis they don’t like us – oh, oh

Bangor City, Bangor City

    Oh Barry they don’t like us/Carmarthen they don’t like us, etc etc.”

and optionally

I first set my eyes upon Blood, Sweat and Tears …

Singing (Spinning Wheel)

“What goes up, must come down

Bangor City gave a stuffing to Caernarfon/Barry/Carmarthen Town”

Cockles and Mussels – alive, alive-o


 
 
One Nil To The Men In Blue
(Go West)
One nil, to the men in blue

Na Na Na, Hey Hey, Kiss Him Goodbye

Aled Rowlands, Aled Rowlands, Hey Hey Aled Rowlands

(or Kenny Burgess, Marc Lloyd Williams, Simon Davies etc etc)


 
 
We’re On The Ball
Priestley to Goodall

Goodall to Griffiths

Griffiths to Blackmore

Blackmore to Brett

Bretty to Shaker

Shaker to Burgess/Aled

Burgess to Robbo/Jiwsee

It’s a goal, goal goal

We’re on the ball,

We’re on the ball …


 
Alan, Alan Goodall
(The Flinstones)
Alan, Alan Goodall

He is City’s fav’rite number three

At the

Back for Bangor

He has made his name in history

He’s Got the Whole World in his Hands

We’ve got Phil Priestly in the goal (x3)

We’ve got Priestly in the goal

We’ve got Clayton Blackmore, number two (x3)

We’ve got Blackmore number two

And so on …

Unless you prefer …

We’ve got Marc Lloyd Williams, scoring goals

We’ve got Aled Rowlands, on the wing

We’ve got Simon Davies, in midfield

We’ve got Clayton Blackmore, at the back


 
Lofty's Song
(The Addams Family)
He tackles and he passes,

He harries and harasses

He is a different class, yes

He’s Owain Tudur Jones

Da da da da (clap clap)


 
Phillip Priestley
(Rule Britannia)
Philip Priestley,

We’re proud to sing his name

When he saves the ball

We’ll win the game

Marc Lloyd Williams,

We’re proud to sing his name

When he scores the goal

We’ll win the game

Clayton Blackmore

We’re proud to sing his name

When he wins the ball

We’ll win the game


 
 
Son Of My Father
Oh Graham Graham

Graham Graham Graham Graham

Graham Brett

Oh Chrissy Chrissy

Chrissy Chrissy Chrissy Chrissy

Chrissy Short


 
The Wild Rover
And it’s Bangor City

Bangor City FC

We’re by far, the greatest team

The world has ever seen


 
Marc, Marc, Marc Lloyd Williams
(Chick Chick Chick Chick Chicken)
Marc Lloyd, Marc Lloyd Williams

Score another goal for me

Marc Lloyd, Marc Lloyd Williams

Its nearly half past three

We haven’t had a goal for half an hour

And it’s nearly time for tea

So - Marc Lloyd, Marc Lloyd Williams

Score another goal for me


 
 
We Shall Not...
We shall not be moved

We shall not

We shall not be moved

We shall not

We shall not be moved

We’ve got the team, the score to win the League of Wales

We shall not be moved


 
Caersws!
(GO WEST)
Your shirts like a Tesco bag

Your shirts like a Tesco bag

Your shirts like a Tesco bag

Your shirts like a Tesco bag


 
Come In A Taxi
(GUANTALAMERA)
Come In A Taxi

You Must Have Come In A Taxi

Come In A Taxi...


 
My Garden Shed
(OH WHEN THE SAINTS)
My garden shed,

Is better than this

My garden shed is better than this

It’s got a door and a window

My garden shed is better than this