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Obama's favourite Irish Band,Corrigan Brothers Release song for QPR Victory Song " Back in the Premier League QPR"- Corrigan Brothers
Irish folk band the Corrigan Brothers who have charted all over the world with their International Hit, "There's no one as Irish as Barack Obama" as well as enjoying millions of you tube hits have written a song to celebrate QPR's return to the Premier League. The band of brothers from Limerick Ireland who have played for President Obama wish to celebrate the Irish connections of QPR as guitarist Brian Corrigan explains, "when we were kids Don Givens was a hero in Ireland and he ensured all of Ireland had a soft spot for QPR. Now Irish legend Richard Dunne as well as Kevin Doyle are flying the Irish flag at QPR and we felt it was worth celebrating the team in song".
QPR Back IN the Premier League QPR will be relased on Sunday May 25th and the band hope to be in Loftus Road to perform the song at the start of next season during their UK tour currently being scheduled for August next. Brian Corrigan said " we would love to raise the roof of Loftus Road with a live performance of the song".
Back to the Premier League QPR........Corrigan Brothers
Lyrics
Toor a loo Toor a loo toor a loo toor a LOR
Back to the premier league QPR
It's been a long season
It sometimes can be
but the R's are now heading
to premier lague
and Bobby Zamora
scored late in the game
to send QPR
BACK UP AGAIN again
Toor a loo Toor a loo toor a loo toor a LOR
Back to the premier league QPR
A TEAM of heros
re wrote the story
and beat the rams
for Play off Glory
the R'S all stood tall
and defended for fun
he stood like a rock
did richrd dunne
Toor a loo Toor a loo toor a loo toor a LOR
Back to the premier league QPR
down to ten men
baks to the wall
the R's defence
stood strong and tall
rob greens heroics
a sight for sore eyes
the premier league
for harry's boys
Toor a loo Toor a loo toor a loo toor a LOR
Back to the premier league QPR
Toor a loo Toor a loo toor a loo toor a LOR
Back to the premier league QPR
Toor a loo Toor a loo toor a loo toor a LOR
Back to the premier league QPR
Irish folk band the Corrigan Brothers who have charted all over the world with their International Hit, "There's no one as Irish as Barack Obama" as well as enjoying millions of you tube hits have written a song to celebrate QPR's return to the Premier League. The band of brothers from Limerick Ireland who have played for President Obama wish to celebrate the Irish connections of QPR as guitarist Brian Corrigan explains, "when we were kids Don Givens was a hero in Ireland and he ensured all of Ireland had a soft spot for QPR. Now Irish legend Richard Dunne as well as Kevin Doyle are flying the Irish flag at QPR and we felt it was worth celebrating the team in song".
QPR Back IN the Premier League QPR will be relased on Sunday May 25th and the band hope to be in Loftus Road to perform the song at the start of next season during their UK tour currently being scheduled for August next. Brian Corrigan said " we would love to raise the roof of Loftus Road with a live performance of the song".
Back to the Premier League QPR........Corrigan Brothers
Lyrics
Toor a loo Toor a loo toor a loo toor a LOR
Back to the premier league QPR
It's been a long season
It sometimes can be
but the R's are now heading
to premier lague
and Bobby Zamora
scored late in the game
to send QPR
BACK UP AGAIN again
Toor a loo Toor a loo toor a loo toor a LOR
Back to the premier league QPR
A TEAM of heros
re wrote the story
and beat the rams
for Play off Glory
the R'S all stood tall
and defended for fun
he stood like a rock
did richrd dunne
Toor a loo Toor a loo toor a loo toor a LOR
Back to the premier league QPR
down to ten men
baks to the wall
the R's defence
stood strong and tall
rob greens heroics
a sight for sore eyes
the premier league
for harry's boys
Toor a loo Toor a loo toor a loo toor a LOR
Back to the premier league QPR
Toor a loo Toor a loo toor a loo toor a LOR
Back to the premier league QPR
Toor a loo Toor a loo toor a loo toor a LOR
Back to the premier league QPR
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