Lee Brennan Unheard Song For Over 40 Years

Liverpool FC Champions League Paris Song 



 This is perhaps the only surviving recording of Liverpool singer Lee Brenan's  'Champions Once Again'.  Recorded for the champions league final in Paris, not 2022, but in 1981.

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