Download Anthem Song Nottingham Forest

'The Forest March' - 'We've Got the Whole World in Our Hands'
by  Warner K17110 was released in February 1978 on 7-inch vinyl. This was a joint collaboration between the group Paper Lace  and Nottingham Forest Football Club and features the fans singing as well as the team of the time. Changes to the lyrics included "We're the best team, in the land / We're the best damn team, in the land" amongst others.
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Paul McCartney & Wings - Mull Of Kintyre
Nottingham Forest supporters have two main anthems, snippets of both of which are played on the tannoy before each half of a match begins at the City Ground. One of them is "City Ground", sung to the tune of Mull of Kintyre by Paul McCartney  and Wings. Forest fans have adapted the verses, and the anthem features lyrics such as "Oh mist rolling in from the Trent" and "Far have I travelled, much have I seen, Goodison, Anfield are places I've been".
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'You've Lost That Loving Feeling'
The second anthem is 'You've Lost That Loving Feeling' by the Righteous Brothers, which Forest fans sing to taunt the opposing fans when the Reds have scored a goal
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Guy Mitchell - Singing The Blues
"I never felt more like singing the blues, when Forest win, and Derby lose"
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Lee Marvin - Wandrin' Star
with such lyrics as: "I was bo-rn, under a Trent End goal" and also slight changes in the verses where Marvin describes what wheels and mules were made for, to how certain implements were made for inflicting injuries on fans of fierce rivals Derby County.
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The Animals Went In Two By Two, hurrah!
To the well-known tune "The Animals Went In Two By Two, hurrah!" is sung the words "When Derby go down again and again, we'll sing, we'll sing". The song goes on: "When Ian Moore scores a goal, you can shove your Hector up your hole, and we'll all go mad when Derby go down again". This refers to '60s Forest favourite Ian Storey-Moore, and Kevin Hector, a similarly prolific goalscorer for bitter rivals Derby County.

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