Misc Traditional – Strike The Bell (Guitar)
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[Verse]
G C Out on the poop deck a-walkin' about G D There stands the second mate so sturdy and so stout G C What he is thinking of he only knows himself D G Oh, we wish that he would hurry up and strike, strike the bell.
[Chorus]
D G Strike the bell second mate, let us go below C G D Look well to windward you can see it's gonna blow; G C Look at the glass, you can see it has fell D G Oh we wish that you would hurry up and strike, strike the bell.
[Verse]
G C Down on the main deck and workin' at the pumps, G D There is the larboard watch a-longing for their bunks; G C They look out to windward and see a great swell, D G They are wishing that you'd hurry up and strike, strike the bell.
[Chorus]
D G Strike the bell second mate, let us go below C G D Look well to windward you can see it's gonna blow; G C Look at the glass, you can see it has fell D G Oh we wish that you would hurry up and strike, strike the bell.
[Verse]
G C Forward on the forecastle and keepin' sharp lookout, G D There is Johnny standin', a-longin' fer to shout, G C Lights' a-burnin' bright sir and everything is well, D G And he's wishin' that the second mate would strike, strike the bell.
[Chorus]
D G Strike the bell second mate, let us go below C G D Look well to windward you can see it's gonna blow; G C Look at the glass, you can see it has fell D G Oh we wish that you would hurry up and strike, strike the bell.
[Verse]
G C Aft at the wheelhouse old Anderson stands, G D Graspin' at the helm with his frostbitten hands, G C Lookin' at the compass through the course is clear as hell D G And he's wishin' that the second mate would strike, strike the bell.
[Chorus]
D G Strike the bell second mate, let us go below C G D Look well to windward you can see it's gonna blow; G C Look at the glass, you can see it has fell D G Oh we wish that you would hurry up and strike, strike the bell.
[Verse]
G C Aft on the quarter deck our gallant captain stands, G D Lookin' out to windward with a spyglass in his hand, G C What he is a-thinkin' of we know very well, D G He's thinkin' more of shortenin' sail than strikin' the bell.