From the Mac, Jurko, and Harry Show. On ESPN Radio 1000 Chicago

Photo Slide show set to music. The pictures follow the words to the song. Song by Steve Goodman.

at Wrigley Field

Eamus Catuli! They're drinking the poison again on the North Side of Chicago. Even after a century of heartbreak and frustration Cub Fans still find a reason to believe!

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The curse continues! After being swept by the D-backs, this video chronicles the last 99 years of Chicago Cub futility and frustration with a light-hearted parody of Nena's monster hit "99 Red Balloons".

His name will live forever in infamy. Steve Bartman and his attempted catch of a foul ball, costing the Cubs a chance at the World Series, has become the image of futility, frustration and heartbreak that defines the Cubs franchise. From BeachwoodReporter.com's Tom Latourette.

Here are the lyrics. Spread the word. Keep the faith and do not shed a tear Lets go Cubbies Everybody says this is the year Lets go Cubbies Ernie Banks and Ron Santo at the leftfield foulpole. I hopped the El and headed to the game Wrigley Fields my home From the bleachers to the ivy wall im finally home. Number 26 and 23 Waving so magestically Hey Cubs Score some runs Let's keep the faith Hey Cubs Score some runs Let's win this game Hey Cubs Score some runs Let's go all the way Anywhere you go to see them play a Cubs fan is there. In Milwaukee, Houston or L.A. the Cub fans are there Tinker to Evans then to Chance back to back World Champs. Hey Cubs Score some runs Let's keep the faith Hey Cubs Score some runs Let's win this game Hey Cubs Score some runs Let's go all the way This is a song I wrote celebrating the Cubs play-off berth. I felt that the Cubs needed a song that was made for the new millenium. No offense to Steve Goodman.