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    My versions of Hallelujah

    Hi guys,

    You may be aware that ex fame academy star Alisdair Griffiths released his own cover of Leonard Cohen's hit 'Hallelujah' a few years back. However, his version centred around Australian hitman Mark Viduka and his time spent at Middlesbrough.

    In turn, I have penned two little numbers in similar vain dedicated to two of my favourite unfashionable premiership stars.

    The first tells the tale of Stoke City and their prized asset Rory Delap.

    The second revolves around the much adored Jimmy Bullard and describes a match against London rivals West Ham - the team Jimmy was binned by as a youngster.

    Let me know what you all think!

    Rory Delap

    Stoke City have arrived in town
    Pulis wears his cap as a crown
    And he will reign on strongly rule Britannia

    There is no hope, their doomed to fail
    But Tony’s got the Holy Grail
    Defences wield to the might of Rory Delap

    Rory Delap Rory Delap
    Rory Delap Rory Delap

    The premier league, where they belong
    All the plaudits, all the gongs
    Ricardo Fuller’s earring sparkles brightly

    In spite of the critics they rose to the top
    Despite the claims the team would flop
    The missile throw of their boy Rory Delap

    Rory Delap Rory Delap
    Rory Delap Rory Delap

    Dave Kitson demands a first team role
    But come on ginge, you can’t buy a goal
    The crowd cheers loud when TP decides to hook ya

    The clock ticks down, Bolton are one up
    We a need a throw-in to the lift the cup
    Megson’s heart sinks at the sight of Rory Delap

    Rory Delap Rory Delap
    Rory Delap Rory Delap

    Jimmy Bullard

    Craven Cottage shouts his name
    He takes to the pitch, his hair aflame
    Watch out Bowyer, our boy’s about to do ya

    The whistle sounds, the game starts
    The Fulham roar is bursting with heart
    Epitomised by the much loved Jimmy Bullard

    Jimmy Bullard Jimmy Bullard
    Jimmy Bullard Jimmy Bullard

    The tackles fly, there’s chances galore
    Dyers dives, he hits the floor
    Roy Hodgson shakes his head in disillusion

    The board is up, 3 minutes to play
    Free kick awarded, let us all pray
    The spotlight shines on the saviour Jimmy Bullard

    Jimmy Bullard Jimmy Bullard
    Jimmy Bullard Jimmy Bullard

    He sets himself, a bag of nerves
    He’s come along way since West Ham reserves
    Danny Murphy gives an inspiring nod of approval

    He strikes the ball as sweet as a nut
    Like Tiger Woods holing a winning putt
    The stadium announcer cries hail Jimmy Bullard

    Jimmy Bullard Jimmy Bullard
    Jimmy Bullard Jimmy Bullard

    #2
    My versions of Hallelujah

    "Rory Delap" line 4 - they're.

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      #3
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      Rory Delap, line 6, misuse of wield.

      I think the Jimmy Bullard one is quite good, but can't imagine it actually being sung.

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        #4
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        Apologies for the poor grammar. 'wield' is meant to read as 'yield'

        No excuses for the 'they're' discrepancy.

        Don't expect either to be sung on the terraces. Was just having a bit of fun and wanted to share.

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          #5
          My versions of Hallelujah

          I think it would be best if you recorded them and stuck them on YouTube, then posted the links.

          Folk might then appreciate them better.

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            #6
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            Perhaps that would be an idea to post them on YouTube. Shame I can't sing though.

            I feel people were a bit podantic in their replies.

            I was merely wishing to spread some festive joy. Didn't really sign up for a critical analysis.

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              #7
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              stu121121 wrote:
              I feel people were a bit podantic in their replies.
              I'm saying nowt.

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                #8
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                I like them.

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                  Etienne wrote:
                  Rory Delap, line 6, misuse of wield.

                  I think the Jimmy Bullard one is quite good, but can't imagine it actually being sung.
                  Glass Half Empty wrote:
                  "Rory Delap" line 4 - they're.
                  Welcome to otf Stu!

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                    #10
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                    stu121121 wrote:

                    I was merely wishing to spread some festive joy. Didn't really sign up for a critical analysis.
                    Boy.

                    Have you come to the wrong fucking forum or what.

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                      #11
                      My versions of Hallelujah

                      Ha ha, sorry Stu, welcome and all that. I could make an excuse about my having a bit of thick head this a.m. but the real reason,as my kids would doubtless tell you, is that I'm a grumpy old git most of the time these days.

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