DELUSIONAL Liam Gallagher has urged film bosses to ask him to sing the next James Bond song — after poking fun at the upcoming blockbuster’s title.
The former Oasis singer wants to join the likes of crooners Sam Smith and Paul McCartney as well as Adele and Madonna to have been chosen for the prestigious gig.
And he has even already written some of the lyrics.
Liam, 47, said: “The new James Bond one, it’s all about dying innit.
“Die not next week, can’t be a***d dying today, might die f*****g next month, there’s a lot of death going on.
“But you know they can give us a call, why not.”
The desperate rocker wants a gig singing for Quentin Tarantino and reckons one of his songs, Gone, would suit one of the Hollywood director’s typically violent movies.
He told Irish radio station Today FM: “Gone is a top tune, I could see that in a Tarantino film.
“If I could work with anyone? Tarantino, he’s pretty good, isn’t he.
“There’s a lot of him in Gone. But we don’t write music to go, ‘Right let’s put it in a film,’ but if people pick up on it then they’re welcome to it.
“A lot of people are a bit shy about being great, a lot of people call it arrogance if you big yourself, I think that’s a crime.
“If you’re good at something then shout about it. I can’t be doing with shrinking wall flowers going, ‘I’m all right’.”
Liam recently collaborated with Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight and director Anthony Byrne for single One Of Us.
