{t: Roll the Old Chariot}
{st: Traditional Sea Shanty}
{tempo: 100}
Well a [Dm]nice drop of beer woudln't do us any harm,
no a [C]nice drop of beer wouldn't do us any harm,
so a [Dm]nice drop of beer wouldn't do us any harm,
and wel'll [Dm]all [C]hang [F]on [A]be[Dm]hind!

{soc}
Come on and [Dm]roll the old chariot along
We'll [C]roll the old chariot along
We'll [Dm]roll the old chariot along
And we'll [Dm]all [C]hang [F]on [A]be[Dm]hind
{eoc}

A nice jug of punch wouldn't do us any harm ...

A nice tot of rum ... 

A nice cup of tea ...

A drop of Nelson's blood ...

{ci: More Lines by David Coffin}

We'd be alright if the wind was in our sails

We'd be alright if we make it around the horn

Well, a nice watch below wouldn't do us any harm

Well, a drop of Nelson's blood wouldn't do us any harm

Well, a night on the town wouldn't do us any harm

{ci: More Lines by Alan Davis; he sings an oak chariot}

A plate of Irish stew wouldn't do us any harm

A nice fat cook wouldn't do us any harm

A round on the house wouldn't do us any harm