The Premier League is filled with clubs of many different shapes and sizes, but one thing that all 20 teams share is a passion for the game and a real desire to get behind their team, win, lose or draw.
Every club in the top flight has that one song that fans associate with them, from You'll Never Walk Alone for Liverpool to Hi Ho Wolverhampton at Molineux, it really is special.
With that in mind, Football FanCast has created a list featuring the main chant or song for every Premier League club, complete with lyrics.
Arsenal North London Forever
Lyrics: "North London forever,
Whatever the weather,
These streets are our own,
And my heart will leave you never,
My blood will forever,
Run through the stone…"
We're kicking off our list with a chant that booms around the Emirates every matchday.
With the impressive performances on the field this season and the Premier League title well within reach, you can bet that the Arsenal fans will sing this one just that little bit louder from here on in. Taken from Louis Dunford's 'The Angel', Gunners supporters have been belting this anthem out since last season.
Aston Villa Hi Ho Aston Villa
Lyrics (to the tune of Hi Ho Silver Lining): "You're everywhere and nowhere, baby
That's where you're at
You're rollin' down a bumpy hillside
In your hippy hat
"You're flying across the country
And getting fat
You're saying everything is groovy
When your tyres are flat
"And it's Hi Ho Aston Villa!
Anywhere you go, baby
I see your sun is shining
But I won't make a fuss
Though it's obvious…"
This is one that perhaps won't go down well with bitter rivals Wolverhampton Wanderers, as both clubs' pre-match and post-match rituals involve singing this at the top of your lungs.
Both sets of fans will argue over who sang it first, but no one really knows the answer.
Bournemouth Boscombe, Back of the Net
Lyrics: "Boscombe,
(Back of the net),
Boscombe,
(Back of the net)…"
Bournemouth aren't exactly blessed with a huge amount of iconic chants, but this song has been around for a long time and is one that the more hardcore fans will recognise and appreciate.
Brentford Hey Jude
Lyrics: "Brentford
Don't make it bad,
Take a sad song and make it better,
Remember to let her into your heart
Then you will start to make it better, better, better, better, ooh.
Na na na,
Na na na na!
Na na na na!
Brentford,
Na na na,
Na na na na!
Na na na na!
Brentford…"
This is, of course, a popular song that was originally sung by The Beatles.
If you ever rock up to the Gtech Community Stadium, you'll be sure to hear this bellowing out before and after matches, win, lose or draw.
Brighton & Hove Albion Sussex By The Sea
Lyrics: "Now is the time for marching, now let your hearts be gay,
Hark to the merry bugles sounding along our way.
So let your voices ring, my boys, and take the time from me,
And I’ll sing you a song as we march along,
Of Sussex by the Sea!
Good old Sussex by the Sea!
Good old Sussex by the Sea!
You may tell them all we stand or fall,
For Sussex by the Sea."
Many football fans perhaps won't look at Brighton as a fanbase with that much passion and aggressiveness, but if you've ever experienced this being bellowed out by 30,000 Seagulls fans prior to kick-off, you may just feel on edge.
Burnley The Burnley Aces
Lyrics: "Oh my lads, you should have seen 'em running,
Running down the Brunshaw road the Burnley boys are coming,
All the lads and lasses, smiles upon their faces,
Running down the Brunshaw road,
To see the Burnley Aces…"
Now, this is a song that's iconic among quite a few fan bases, with each having their own rendition.
However, with Burnley, it can be heard home and away, and fits ever so well with the Brunshaw Road.
Chelsea Blue Is The Colour
Lyrics: "Blue is the colour, football is the game
We're all together, and winning is our aim
So cheer us on through the sun and rain
'Cause Chelsea, Chelsea is our name
Here at the Bridge whether rain or fine
We can shine all the time
Home or away, come and see us play
You're welcome any day…"
This is one of the more iconic songs in the list, and matchdays at Stamford Bridge just wouldn't be the same without it.
Although results haven't exactly gone in favour of the Blues at times in the current campaign, as a player, if you're hearing this as you await kick-off, it'll be sure to get you right up for it.
Crystal Palace Glad All Over
Lyrics: "You say that you love me,
(Say that you love me),
All of the time,
(All of the time),
You say that you need me,
(Say that you need me),
You'll always be mine,
(Always be mine),
And I'm feeling, glad all over,
Yes I'm, glad all over,
Baby I'm, glad all over,
So glad you're mine."
Palace fans have been belting out Beatles hit Glad All Over since the late 60s, when it was performed by The Dave Clark Five – who wrote the song – at Selhurst Park. Now a tradition in south London, it has become a staple of the matchday experience.
Everton Spirit of the Blues
Lyrics: "It’s good news for the blues,
And there’s no more time to lose,
Cos we’re hot on the trail,
And there’s no way we’re gonna fail,
So get your coat on and get moving,
Cos we don’t know the meaning of losing,
So come on come on,
Get down to Goodison Park,
Wooooo.
Everton, we never shone so brightly,
Everton, the spirit of the blues,
Everton, we never shone so brightly,
Everton, the spirit of the blues…"
As far as classic Everton songs go, there aren't many better than the Spirit of the Blues. Kenny Parry wrote the hit 38 years ago with Billy Kinsley in just one sitting.
Fulham We Are Fulham
Lyrics: "We are Fulham,
We are Fulham,
We are Fulham, FFC,
We are Fulham,
Super Fulham,
We are Fulham,
F*** Chelsea!"
Fulham aren't known for their wide array of chants, but this one is simple but effective, with a bit of vulgarity in there for good measure, so parental discretion is advised.