i've got 12 hours at work tonight to try and learn this masterpiece!

Took me all day, but this helps;







Good luck!

I've found it useful to sing it to the tune of "Doddy's Diddymen"

"We are the Diddy Men, that come from Knutty Road"

On a slight diversion, in the late 70's early 80's there was a wire song done to the Wombling song along the lines of :



"The wires of Warrington, common are we" ... Anyone remember it ?

We could do a 21st century version



The Wires of Warrington, chavvish are we



only to be sung where the big screen is, though

Just copied and pasted it into word and about to print it off. I wonder if around 4,500 copies will be enough though?

The phrasing of each verse is so complex that I find myself singing 2 tunes per verse but still finding it quite catchy. The Diddymen approach works for the opening 2 lines of the verse, then a quick key change and into a tune that I cannot put a name to



We are the Wiremen

We are the Wire Men



We kick that ball

We score that goal

Wire Wire Men



I can just imagine Jedward making this a big hit for us

"making good use of the things that we find, big les boyd will place you on your behind"

Depends on the font size, if you can fit it on one page size 16, we could share.



Has anyone thought to send the music score to the drummer?

The last 3 lines works with the end of the Matt King song... That what you looking for mate?

That's the one

And after singing the song all morning, the first 2 lines ofthe verse are sung to the 'we are the cheeky girls' refrain.





(cheeky girls tune)

We are the Wiremen

We are the Wire Men



(Matt King tune)

We kick that ball

We score that goal

Wire Wire Men







Boom !!!