Three Lions: The story of England's football anthem
"Football's coming home"
In the summer of 1996, England was gripped by football fever. The Three Lions were preparing for the European Championships, and the country was united in its belief that this could be the year that football finally came home.
To mark the occasion, the Football Association commissioned a new anthem for the team. The song, "Three Lions", was written by comedians David Baddiel and Frank Skinner, and it quickly became a hit with fans.
The song is a catchy and upbeat anthem that perfectly captures the spirit of English football. It's a song about hope, heartache, and ultimately, about never giving up on your dreams.
"It's coming home"
The lyrics of "Three Lions" have become synonymous with English football. The line "It's coming home" has become a rallying cry for fans, and it's a reminder that one day, England will finally win a major tournament.
The song has been covered by numerous artists over the years, and it remains one of the most popular songs in the English football fan repertoire.
Conclusion
"Three Lions" is more than just a song. It's a symbol of English football and a reminder of the passion that the game inspires. The song has been sung by fans at every major tournament since 1996, and it will continue to be sung for many years to come.
So, next time you hear "Three Lions", take a moment to remember the summer of 1996 and the hope that we all felt. And, who knows, maybe one day, it really will come home.
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