Three Scotland fans in bid for official Euros song status with ‘Shot at Glory’

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Three Tartan Army foot soldiers have launched a bid to make their original song 'Shot at Glory' Scotland's official football anthem for the Euros this summer.Inspired by the lack of an official Scotland chant, pals John Murray, Dave Clark and Bruce Jolliffe clubbed together as The Caledonian Dream.They hope the rousing rapture they penned will set the Scottish terraces alight at Euro 2024 and spur their national team on to victory.The track, which has a video featuring great Scottish footballing moments, mixes catchy lyrics, bouncy beats and patriotic pipes.

And the boys hope their trophy-lifting track will go viral and get the national blood pumping. John - the brains behind the track, says it would be a dream come true to hear the Tartan Army singing his song in Germany.And the civil servant said he even hopes the track can help him land some tickets ahead of matches against the hosts, Switzerland and Hungary.Inspired by the World Cup song recorded and released by the national team for the 1974 World Cup - 'Easy Easy' - The the 48-year-old has written a dance song which urges Clarke's men to lift the trophy.The track has lyrics such as: "McTominey and McGinn, this is where we begin.

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