Lakewood's Grant Elementary Shows Us How 'Take Me Out to the Ball Game' Should be Performed

LAKEWOOD, OH — When the World series was in Chicago, Cleveland fans had to endure Bill Murray, Vince Vaughn and Eddie Vedder's interpretations of the ballpark classic "Take Me Out to the Ball Game," which of course, was made a Wrigley Field staple by the late, great Harry Caray.

Murray's Game 3 rendition of the song, traditionally sung at the bottom of the seventh inning, was perhaps the hardest to watch and listen to, with his incorporation of a Daffy Duck voice.

Well, the Indians fans at Grant Elementary School in Lakewood have produced a video which could erase those Chicago World Series performances from our memories for good.

Lakewood teacher Jaime Chanter shared this uber-cute video with Patch via Twitter featuring Grant Elementary's Indians fans rallying together to sing "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" and show their team pride on Detroit Avenue.

Check out the awesome video below:

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