Fly Eagles Fly
The roar of the city that rises with every snap.
"Fly Eagles Fly" is the fight song of the Philadelphia Eagles. It is played at home games and sung by fans as a show of support for the team. The song is a central part of the game-day experience at Lincoln Financial Field, uniting the crowd in a shared expression of loyalty to the franchise.
- Composer
- Music by Charles Borrelli, lyrics by George S. Kaufman (Leo Feist was the publisher, not the composer)
- Cultural Role
- Primarily played after touchdowns and as a victory anthem; also performed after the national anthem as a pre-game tradition, but its main role is post-score and post-game celebration
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