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The music was written by the Lightning Seeds' , with comedians and —presenters of football-themed comedy show —providing the lyrics. It also regularly reappears in the UK singles chart around major football tournaments involving the England team. Themes The lyrics, unlike those of most football songs, speaks not of unbounded optimism for victory, but instead talk of how, ever since 1966 and the of the English football team, every tournament has ended in dashed hopes. The former was a reference to a notorious World Cup qualifier against in 1989, where defender gave a typically committed performance, despite his head bleeding profusely for much of the match. The FA requested that this line be changed, so as to avoid suggestions of imagery. On the CD of , there are two tracks which are seemingly recordings of Baddiel, Skinner and Broudie trying to formulate what the song's lyrics should be when in the process of originally writing it. Success The phenomenon was at its peak in 1996, and were one of its leading lights, so their involvement gave the song very wide appeal. It reached number one in the singles chart, and as England progressed to the semi-finals, stadiums around the country echoed to the sound of fans singing the song after English victories over , and. It was so popular, in fact, that even other teams liked it. England faced in the semi-finals, and said later that the Germans were singing the song themselves on the way to the stadium, and the German team and the crowd sang the song as they paraded the trophy on the balcony in Frankfurt. The single as a result even made 16 in the German singles chart. The song was later sung by Germany fans during their team's first appearance at the new Wembley in 2007 and is still heard frequently on German radio stations. The original version of the song still receives regular airplay in England around the time of a major football tournament. It has been adopted as a and is occasionally sung by fans at England international matches today. A total of five different versions were present in the top 100 at the time. In doing so, it became the first song in history to have four non-consecutive stints at number one in the UK. By the following week the single had fallen to number 97, setting a record for the fastest ever descent from the top of the charts. This version of the song begins with the sound of crowds from the 1996 tournament singing the chorus of the original song in the stadiums. It then samples 's commentary of the decisive penalty miss by England's in a shoot-out with Germany, where England were eliminated at the semi-final stage. Pearce's commentary of earlier rounds of the tournament was also used later in the song. The song was largely composed of a recurring chorus, samples from commentators and pundits, and the occasional short verse. Baddiel and Skinner had previously mocked Kuntz' name on their Fantasy Football television programme. The video also featured appearances from who also made a cameo in the music video for the original song in 1996 , , and. The scene from the video when Frank Skinner dips his arm into custard while grasping a melon, so it bears a comical resemblance to the , was shown on German public TV station a few days before the final was to be played. The song features added vocals from the , a soprano Olivia Safe and commentator. It entered the UK singles chart at 21. The song can be found on as its lead single. When the election was held on 1 May 1997, Labour won by a landslide. The song is based on the lead singer comparing watching England defeated in the with his parents' concurrent divorce. This anthem is also used as welcome song during football games of French club team. Deutschmacher member Arnd Zeigler, a popular radio and TV host, also works as the club's stadium announcer, and the cover version has since been adopted as official stadium hymn at its home ground, the. Retrieved 10 July 2018. Retrieved 11 July 2018. Retrieved 14 July 2018. Retrieved July 9, 2018. Retrieved 20 July 2018. Retrieved 14 May 2010. Retrieved 14 July 2018.
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