musicman2343 wrote:
I think it's pretty ingenious and would sound hilarious sung by a huge group of people. of course, we'll all have to learn the melody and words. maybe distribute them at the next game the a-band plays at! we could defintely get some of the a-band to sing it really loud. maybe it will catch on. and since we're near the student section and above the boards, if enough of us sing it, it may reach the ice!
great job Niz!
The melody is easy, you will know it when you hear it most likely. Easy one four five four progression.
The Niz wrote:All right, I think I have the final product. Everything I stated earlier about mental challenges still applies but is absolutely hilarious to hear a group of people singing it.
Its to the tune of an old english sailing song called "Safe and Sound and Home Again"
Hey (Goalie's Name),
Not a Sieve, nor colander, nor swiss cheese,
You hardly play well enough to please.
We don't think your terrible or that you suck,
You just never seem to stop the puck.
Your playing days are almost done,
With a five hole bigger than Paris Hilton's,
Hope we're not being too mean,
'Cause you're the best player on our team.
With Self-esteem shattered and your ego broke,
Its not your fault, that D's a joke.
So Goalie Goalie Goalie let the puck go by,
and you can hear us count real high.
We'd love to sing Aye-Zig all night,
So Goalie Goalie Goalie let the puck go by!
Post Script: Be Gentle
Sorry I got the name of the song wrong, its not safe and sound... its called "Don't forget yer old ship mate"
Glove side, stick side, we don’t care!
Blue line, slot, or anywhere!
Goalie, goalie, can’t you see,
You’re no match for ol’ BG!
....thoughts?
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BGFan wrote:An oldie but goody:
You're a goalie tried and true so we will do this cheer for you! Whoops! (while looking under your raised arm behind you)
h2oville rocket wrote:
Puck slides quickly by Masked frustration again
Says flashing red light
So was it the UT education that taught you to pronounce it "mask-ed"? Or was it the UT education that didn't teach you how to count to 7?
Neither- it was the UT education that taught me to think outside the box and not allow myself to be limited creatively by what some Japanese guys thought centuries ago.
I close my eyes, only for a moment and the puck goes in.
All those shots pass between my pads, another goal allowed.
Dustin Carlson,
All the Bucks have is Dustin Carlson.