Three Lions 96 - Remastered

"I think it's bad news for the English game"

This line introduces a critical perspective on the current state of English football, suggesting a lack of creativity.

"It's coming home, it's coming home, it's coming"

The repetition of this phrase expresses an intense longing for success, creating a hopeful yet ironic contrast with past failures.

"Everyone seems to know the score"

This line reflects a collective cynicism about England's chances, highlighting the shared disappointment among fans.

"That England's gonna throw it away, gonna blow it away"

Here, the speaker acknowledges a common fear that England will fail, emphasizing a cycle of hope and disappointment.

"Cause I remember Three lions on a shirt"

This line evokes national pride and nostalgia, linking the speaker's hope to past glories.

"Thirty years of hurt"

This phrase encapsulates the long history of disappointment, contrasting sharply with the hope expressed in the chorus.

"What a save, what a good old England"

This line recalls specific moments of triumph, reinforcing the theme of nostalgia amidst current struggles.

"I know that was then, but it could be again"

The speaker expresses a belief in redemption, suggesting that past successes can be replicated despite the historical context.

"Never stopped me dreaming"

This line emphasizes resilience and hope, showing that despite setbacks, the desire for success remains strong.

"England have got it in the bag"

This phrase conveys a sense of confidence and optimism, contrasting with the earlier acknowledgment of past failures.