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Edward Ebeneezer Jeremiah Brown
Ipswich Town's famed walkout anthem, sung before every home match.
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Edward Ebeneezer Jeremiah Brown is the Ipswich Town anthem played over the PA at Portman Road before every home match. Rooted in supporter culture, it follows a lifelong Tractor Boys fan who never misses a game. A staple of Ipswich chants and songs, it's the first thing fans hear when matchday kicks off. Get the full lyrics and listen free.
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My name is Edward Ebeneezer Jeremiah Brown,
And I'm a football supporter of Ipswich Town,
Where ever they play,
You'll find me,
I haven't missed a game since I was three,
With my scarf and my rattle,
And my big rosette,
Singing where was the goalie,
When the ball was in the net,
Follow the Town,
Up or down,
I'm Edward Ebeneezer Jeremiah Brown,
And everybody calls me Ted...
Taal · English
Team · Ipswich
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Wat is het verhaal achter Edward Ebeneezer Jeremiah Brown?
The song was written by Gerald 'Gerry' Hicks and premiered at a Cavendish Memorial Hall musical in 1971, with actors waving Ipswich Town scarves. It was later adopted by the club and has been the Portman Road walkout song ever since.
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