Football Boots‎: HJK Songs


If you know the lyrics in Finnish please let us know in the comments. Thanks!

Lyrics

If you know the lyrics in Finnish please let us know in the comments. Thanks!

A traditional sounding chant from the most successful team in Finland

Lyrics

The football boots, (The football boots) A round ball, (Round ball), It's a nice dumari, (It's a nice dumari) Opponents of sweating, (Opponents sweats), Coaches keeps calling, (Coaches keeps calling) Does not come anything, (Does not come any); I have to shout louder, (I have to shout louder) The football boots, (The football boots) A round ball, (Round ball), It's a nice dumari, (It's a nice dumari) Opponents of sweating, (Opponents sweats), Coaches keeps calling, (Coaches keeps calling) Does not come anything, (Does not come any); HJK have to shout, (I have to shout HJK) ...


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