THE KILLERS - WEMBLEY SONG ---done by ear hope it’s okay--- In the borough of Brent the legend is real Stands a two headed monster made of 23000 tons of steel        And they called it Wembley       Whether it’s a hot blooded win or heartbreaking loss Those three lions proudly play under the weight of St. George’s cross            Out in Wembley           CHORUS Day-Oh (Day-Oh) Day-Oh (Day-Oh) Day-Oh (Day-Oh) Day-Oh Pink Floyd The Animals and Genesis and The Who without the Moon ELO INXS Michael you left us all to soon         but you climbed those stairs to Wembley The Boss The Stones the Man in Black the bitch is back and Fleetwood Mac Take That Bon Jovi Green Day I said some shit But that was the old me U2 Oasis The Foos The Eagles Madonna and Muse Metallica Viva La Vida AC/DC G n’ R George Michael stay away from cars ’66 the winning team Freddie Mercury and Queen I can still hear Freddie sing   CHORUS After tonight you’re gonna put another name on that list Mr. Brightside had you scratching your head When you heard we were from Vegas but you were positive it was Sheffield or Camden      But that didn’t matter   The seed was planted You took us in like your own Now we’re bound by tradition my how we’ve grown From Dave’s apartment to Wembley ---SING IT!--- I got soul but I’m not a soldier (I got soul but I’m not a soldier) Da da da da da (Da da da da da) And the decades disappear like a sinking ship But we persevere God gives us hope But we still fear what we don’t know The devil’s water and the good old days Ain’t we all just runaways? CHORUS 2x ---done by ear hope it’s okay---

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson évoque la légende de Wembley, ce monument emblématique qui vit des moments de joie intense et de tristesse lors des grandes compétitions sportives. Elle célèbre l'esprit de la musique et de la culture qui se mêle à la passion collective, en mentionnant de nombreux artistes et groupes qui ont marqué des générations. À travers des références à des icônes musicales, elle souligne comment ces artistes ont influencé des vies tout en rappelant que même les grands peuvent être vulnérables. Dans une atmosphère de nostalgie, la chanson rappelle que, malgré les défis et les incertitudes, l'espoir demeure et la tradition perdure.