It gets worse
So, Alex 'out of Blur' James and his tiresome Fat Les pals are rumoured to doing a World Cup song.
And now this...
"Punk singer Jimmy Pursey, formerly of Sham 69, is to record an alternative England World Cup song.
Hurry Up England, a reworking of his band's 1978 hit Hurry Up Harry, was chosen by Virgin Radio listeners as the station's rival to the official song."
Catflaps, indeed.
Anyway, do keep me informed about the Song for the Socceroos show.
And now this...
"Punk singer Jimmy Pursey, formerly of Sham 69, is to record an alternative England World Cup song.
Hurry Up England, a reworking of his band's 1978 hit Hurry Up Harry, was chosen by Virgin Radio listeners as the station's rival to the official song."
Catflaps, indeed.
Anyway, do keep me informed about the Song for the Socceroos show.
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