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Which song best captures our win against Hawks?

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Everybodys'  gotta learn sometime "The Korgis"

Frank Zappa - Broken hearts are for assholes.  

Special shout out to Mitchell, rioli and Sicily. Ram it, ram it, ram it.......

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Autocorrect hasn't heard of Frank Zappa


12 hours ago, dieter said:

The finale of Beethoven's 9th Symphony. Aim high, you bogans.

Here are the lyrics (in English) if you want to sing along:

 

Joy, beautiful spark of divinity,
Daughter from Elysium,
We enter, drunk with fire,
Heavenly, thy sanctuary!
Your magics join again
What custom strictly divided;
All people become brothers,
Where your gentle wing abides.

Who has succeeded in the great attempt,
To be a friend's friend,
Whoever has won a lovely woman,
Add his to the jubilation!
Indeed, who calls at least one soul
Theirs upon this world!
And whoever never managed, shall steal himself
Weeping away from this union.

All creatures drink of joy
At nature's breast.
Just and unjust
Alike taste of her gift;
She gave us kisses and the fruit of the vine,
A tried friend to the end.
[Even] the worm has been granted sensuality,
And the cherub stands before God!

Gladly, as His heavenly bodies fly
On their courses through the heavens,
Thus, brothers, you should run your race,
As a hero going to conquest.

You millions, I embrace you.
This kiss is for all the world!
Brothers, above the starry canopy
There must dwell a loving Father.
Do you fall in worship, you millions?
World, do you know your creator?
Seek him in the heavens;
Above the stars must He dwell.

 

In the year 2525..........if the AFL is still alive.


I could have danced all night seems to polling well but "what a feeling" for mine.

On a side note I have heard the 1971 hit song penned by Us musician Homer Banks  "If Loving You Is Wrong) I Don't Want to Be Right" was a response to Hawthorn beating the Dees in the last match of the home and way season and ruining our chance of playing finals. Turns out he was a huge Melbourne supporter.

The song by Shaggy, "It wasn't me" springs to mind when Hawks players front up to the MRP.

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"Watts love got to do with it?" - Tina Turner

"The Thrill is Gawn" - B.B. King 

"Invincible" - Kelly Clarkson

"Red, red Viney" - Simply Red (& Blue)

"O McDonald had a farm" - Various

"Nathan Jones" - the Supremes ( I kid you not).

.....aaand I'm done.

 

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I've got the perfect one to kickstart things...but I'll put Jizz in there too, along with Metallica.


"Is that all ya got?

I'll take your best shot"

(Think Rioli bump on Oliver)

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Tiptoe through the tulips by Tiny Tim

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