Club Song
The Swan Districts club song is to the tune of the 1926 song Babyface written by Harry Akst and Benny Davis. The club's song lyrics were written by John Watts.
- We're all right,
- We are the mighty fighting black and whites
- There's not another team to match our pace,
- Take our place
- The Swans boys are jumping
- We sure have started something
- Here we come
- Our banners fly on high to show that we have won
- We play with all our might
- Because we're full of fight
- We're the famous
- Black and whites
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