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'Three Sheets to the Wind (The Barmy Army Boozer)' is a rowdy cockney knees-up in which three drunk mates — Terry, Del and Charlie, supporting West Ham, Arsenal and Chelsea — argue over their clubs before reconciling in song. Built on authentic rhyming slang and terrace call-and-response, each lead gets a distinct voice: a hoarse bellowing baritone, a fast nasal tenor, and a smug booming bass.

I3 Standalone Folk & Singer-Songwriter

Three Sheets to the Wind

Style

A rowdy 120 BPM cockney pub knees-up with honky-tonk piano, oom-pah accordion and terrace-chant handclaps, carrying three sharply different drunk male leads — a bellowing baritone, a nasal patter tenor and a booming crooning bass — into a whole-pub gang-vocal chorus.

Tags

  • #cockney
  • #pubsingalong
  • #kneesup
  • #football
  • #terracechant
  • #comedysong
  • #london
  • #rhymingslang
  • #singalong
  • #funnysong
  • #originalsong
  • #ossory