How to Sing Chicago Bears Fight Songs

If "Da Bears" are your favorite National Football League team, there's no better way to show your support than to learn to sing their fight songs. You'll be welcomed among the demanding ranks of Chicago Bears fans next time you're cheering them on to victory!

Things You'll Need

  • Printer or pen and paper
  • Music file playback software
  • Credit card or PayPal account (optional, may be needed)
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Instructions

  1. Learn to Sing Chicago Bears Fight Songs

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      Learn the first verse to "Bear Down, Chicago Bears," the official fight song: "Bear down, Chicago Bears, make every play, clear the way for victory. Bear down, Chicago Bears, put up a fight with a might so fearlessly."

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      Learn the second verse of the song: "We'll never forget the way you thrilled the nation, with your T-formation. Bear down, Chicago Bears, and let them know why you're wearing the crown. You're the pride and joy of Illinois, Chicago Bears, bear down!"

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      Memorize the song's lyrics. A good practice is to either re-type or copy and paste the lyrics into a word processor and print them, or print the lyrics directly from the website on which you found them. That allows you to learn the words without being tied to your computer.

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      Find and listen to a version of the song, preferably as played by the team's official band at a Bears home game. Realize that the Bears are so popular, they induce fans to record their own versions of the song. Fan variations may depart drastically from the official song. It is recommended you learn the proper version first before indulging in any individual variations.

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      Follow along with the lyrics. Listen to the song frequently enough to be able to sing it without having to play the music. Download the song from iTunes if you prefer, paying for it using your PayPal account or credit card (see Resources below).

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      Practice singing the song aloud until you no longer need your lyric sheet. When you think you have committed the song to memory, place your lyrics sheet face down and try to sing the song without referring to it.