QPR Anthem

[Shepherds Mush]

With Stokes delilah and the recent forest youve lost that loving feeling, why dont we adopt hi ho silver lining when we go 1 up?

Youre everywhere and nowhere baby
Thats where youre at
Going down a bumpy hillside
In your Rangers hat
Flying across the country
And getting fat
Saying everything is groovy
When youre tyres are flat
And its hi ho Queens Park Rangers
Everywhere we go now baby
I see your sun is shining
But I wont make a fuss
Though its obvious

[QPRWEBBIE]

With Stokes delilah and the recent forest youve lost that loving feeling, why dont we adopt hi ho silver lining when we go 1 up?

Youre everywhere and nowhere baby
Thats where youre at
Going down a bumpy hillside
In your Rangers hat
Flying across the country
And getting fat
Saying everything is groovy
When youre tyres are flat
And its hi ho Queens Park Rangers
Everywhere we go now baby
I see your sun is shining
But I wont make a fuss
Though its obvious

Used to be everywhere you go we follow

[vespa]

I thought it was
everywhere we go,theres agro

[Shepherds Mush]

Whatever it is, would be great to get it as terrace chant at least once a game esp ifvwe are winning

[Olly]

First done by Wolves. This song has been adopted by the supporters of football clubs such as Scunthorpe United, Stockport County, Queens Park Rangers, Aston Villa, Sheffield Wednesday and Wolverhampton Wanderers. The song is played before matches on the loudspeaker system so that the fans can sing along to the chorus with the lyrics adapted to include a reference to their club (e.g., 'Hi Ho Queens Park Rangers'. 'Hi Ho Aston Villa', 'Hi Ho Sheffield Wednesday' or 'Hi Ho, Wolverhampton').

[Shepherds Mush]

First done by Wolves. This song has been adopted by the supporters of football clubs such as Scunthorpe United, Stockport County, Queens Park Rangers, Aston Villa, Sheffield Wednesday and Wolverhampton Wanderers. The song is played before matches on the loudspeaker system so that the fans can sing along to the chorus with the lyrics adapted to include a reference to their club (e.g., 'Hi Ho Queens Park Rangers'. 'Hi Ho Aston Villa', 'Hi Ho Sheffield Wednesday' or 'Hi Ho, Wolverhampton').

Granted but would be great if the fans did it during the game

[Olly]

No I agree, but find some better words and more about us.