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Ok well, does anyone know the name of the song in the movie called Eurotrip in which when the Manchester U soccer hooligans are in the scene. I dont know the name of the song but I like it. So does anyone know the name?

What are the lyrics?

there was a movie called Eurotrip?

Try this:

http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&token=&sql=10:z4ke4j876way

;)

Um I dont have the lyrics. Yes Eurotrip is a movie. It's this movie about these 4 Americans who just graduated from high school and they go out to Europe on a vacation. One of them tries to look for his german penpal whom he thought was a boy but was actually a girl, a hot one. http://imdb.com/title/tt0356150/ Here's a link for more info.

no one saw that movie
not even you
don't lie

Well it must be one of these

1. Scotty Doesn't Know
2. My Generation
3. Wild One
4. 99 Red Balloons
5. In the City
6. Shooting Stars
7. Nonchalant
8. Scott Doesn't Know [Euro Version] - Jeff Cardoni
9. Make My Dreams Come True
10. Du - David Hasselhoff
11. Les Promesses - Autour de Lucie
12. I Love Marijuana - Linval Thompson
13. Turn It Up
14. Get Loose

Take your pick

Um I dont have the lyrics.
Don't you even remember part of them?

Um I dont have the lyrics. Yes Eurotrip is a movie. It's this movie about these 4 Americans who just graduated from high school and they go out to Europe on a vacation. One of them tries to look for his german penpal whom he thought was a boy but was actually a girl, a hot one. http://imdb.com/title/tt0356150/ Here's a link for more info.

Click on the little speaker icons on the link I provided above for audio samples...

....hmm, may have to be a member to do that.

Anyway, sounds like a cool soundtrack - even has David Hasselhoff! ;)

I think he's referring to when the Manchester United hooligans were about to beat the living crap out of Scotty so he sang "My Baby Takes the Morning Train". I have no idea who sings it but its really old.

I think he's referring to when the Manchester United hooligans were about to beat the living crap out of Scotty so he sang "My Baby Takes the Morning Train". I have no idea who sings it but its really old.
This one?


I wake up every mornin', I stumble out of bed
Stretchin' and yawnin', another day ahead
It seems to last forever, and time goes slowly by
Till babe and me's together, then it starts to fly

'Cause the moment that he's with me, time can take a flight
The moment that he's with me, everything's alright
Night time is the right time, we make love
Then it's his and my time, we take off

CHORUS:
My baby takes the morning train,
He works from nine till five and then,
He takes another home again to find me waitin' for him

REPEAT CHORUS

He takes me to a movie, or to a restaurant, to go
Slow dancing, anything I want
Only when he's with me, I catch light
Only when he gives me, makes me feel alright

CHORUS:
My baby takes the morning train,
He works from nine till five and then,
He takes another home again to find me waitin' for him

All day I think of him, dreamin' of him constantly
I'm crazy mad for him, and he's crazy mad for me
When he steps off that train, I'm heading for, a fight
Work all day to earn his pay, so we can play all night

CHORUS:
My baby takes the morning train,
He works from nine till five and then,
He takes another home again to find me waitin' for him

(chorus repeats out)

He's always on that morning train
He works so hard
To find me waiting for him...

"Morning Train (Nine to Five)" by Sheena Easton.

I haven't seen Eurotrip, I hear it's good though.

No, it's the song when the soccer hooligans were going to beat the crap out of this guy because he had a French soccer jersey when the bus arrived in Paris.

no one saw that movie
not even you
don't lie
No really, I've seen it. I've seen the movie on dvd. Ok ppl seen it. It's a real movie. Believe me. Ur lieing, I know it, you know it, everyone knows it. Understand, it's a real movie.

Is it a proper song, or is it a football chant?

Is it a proper song, or is it a football chant?

Why is a football chant not a 'proper song'?

Why is a football chant not a 'proper song'?
Damn you BWO.

It was written in haste.

To clarify:

Was it a football chant?

Damn you BWO.

No, damn you for backing down so fast - I was looking forward to a good fight there.

No, damn you for backing down so fast - I was looking forward to a good fight there.
Personally, I am not in the mood for a fight over semantics and a hastily written post.

But anyway.

A chant could simply be defined as being some simple words sung with the same note, or notes with little deviation from the original. (You can tell I am no musician). A song tends to have backing music and a more complex rhythm to it.

However I was mistaken in using the word 'proper.' As it tends to be used in a purely subjective way, eg the idea that some people hold regarding 'proper' music. So a chant is a song, but not vice-versa.

However I still hold that my sentence was fine as a way of differentiating between something that would be chanted from the stands of Old Trafford and something that could be put on the soundtrack to the film.

Personally, I am not in the mood for a fight over semantics and a hastily written post.

I'm not just being pedantic or picking on a hastily written post for the sake of it, but rather because it seemed to betray something about your beliefs about music - which you then went on to outline.



However I still hold that my sentence was fine as a way of differentiating between something that would be chanted from the stands of Old Trafford and something that could be put on the soundtrack to the film.

So where does "We Are The Champions" fall? or "You'll Never Walk Alone"?

I'm not just being pedantic or picking on a hastily written post for the sake of it, but rather because it seemed to betray something about your beliefs about music - which you then went on to outline.

As I said, the idea of there being proper songs is as ludicrous as there being proper music.

So where does "We Are The Champions" fall? or "You'll Never Walk Alone"?
Thank you for highlighting the impossibility to effectivly pidgeon-hole something.

However the original sentence I was going to use was worse.