For the love of God, the 'It's coming home' lyric refers to the 1996 tournament being held in this country, not to England's chances of winning. The song's about how the England football team are generally a bit shoot.
So can we please not?
I lived very near Wembley in 1996 and cycled past the stadium on my commute to and from Watford every day.
It was a brilliant summer and I watched all of the matches in the Rat and Carrot in Harlesden.
The pub was the first pub on one of the main routes back to London out of Wembley, so a large number of away supporters who'd failed to get tickets outside of the ground would end up jumping off the bus to watch the game live (all Wembley pubs were shut). It was rocking in the Rat and Carrot and it got picked up by the TV and newspapers at the time. The pub became all ticket come the semi finals.
Three Lions is an annoying song when it's sung by 18 year old piss heads who've never attended a match in their lives, but it's iconic for any true England supporter who understands the true sentiment that lies behind it.
Personally, I'm bricking it for Sunday. I reckon we have the skills and determination to beat the Italians, but I think the ghosts of the past will come back to haunt us.
Whatever, we are in the final and I have my table booked at the local football club.