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Blue Sea of Ibrox
Ibrox's beloved anthem, the vast wall of blue that roars Rangers on.
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Blue Sea of Ibrox is one of the most beloved anthems in the Rangers song book. The lyrics sail the world's oceans before declaring the blue sea of Ibrox the greatest sight in football, and every Bears fan who's been there knows exactly what it means. A terrace classic that captures what it feels like to follow Rangers. Get the lyrics and sing it proud.
Lyrics for Blue Sea of Ibrox
I Have Sailed The Wild Atlantic,
Crossed the broad Pacific shore,
I've sailed around the stormy capes,
And heard the Forty's roar,
I've plied the Indian Ocean,
I've sailed the China Sea,
But there's a sea back home in Scotland,
More than all the rest to me.
It's the blue blue blue sea of Ibrox,
It's the greatest sight,
That I have ever seen (God save the Queen!),
It's the blue blue blue sea of Ibrox,
And it's part of every Rangers player's dream.
No more I'll sail the seven seas,
No more I'll ever roam,
No more I'll feel the urge again,
I'm back where I belong,
At three O'clock each Saturday,
I'll join the mighty throng,
With flags and banners all around,
I'll proudly sing this song.
It's the blue blue blue sea of Ibrox,
It's the greatest sight,
That I have ever seen (God save the Queen!),
It's the blue blue blue sea of Ibrox,
And it's part of every Rangers player's dream.
Ibrox Stadium,
I say Ibrox Stadium,
Ibrox Stadium,
I say Ibrox Stadium...
Language · English
Team · Rangers
Behind the chant
What's the story behind Blue Sea of Ibrox?
Blue Sea of Ibrox has been part of the Rangers supporters' repertoire since at least the 1980s, when Billy King recorded a version for the 'Football Anthems of Rangers' LP in 1986. The nautical imagery, sailing the world's oceans to return to Ibrox, has made it one of the club's most enduring songs.
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