Steeleye Span - Let her go down

^CSometime in Oc^Ftober, We?^G? sailed fr^Fom Engl^Cand's shore When we?^G? sailed^C into^G a r^Caging storm Like I've?^F? never, ev^Ger s^Ceen before And ^Fall of the crew, they were?^G? brave men But the?^C? captain, he w^C7asÂ^F braver He said,Â^G &quo^Ct;NeverÂ^G mind th^Ce ship, me boys, There's none of us here can?^F? save her”

“Let he^Cr goÂ?^C?dow^GnÂ?^F? Swim for your?^C? live^Cs ^{G F} Swim for your?^C? children ^DmSwim for your?^G? wives But let her ^Cgo do^CwnÂ^{G F} Let her go?^C? downâ?^C? ^{G F}

^CLost in the open ^Focean There were ^Gsome of the ^Fcrew and ^Cme As the ^Gcaptain ^Csteered our ^Gwounded ^Cship To the ^Fbottom of an ^Gangry ^Csea And with his ^Fdying breath we all ^Gheard him say, "It's^C the fortune ^C7of a^F sailor" And he said, &^Gquot;N^Cever mind^G the ship^C, me boys, There's none of us here can ^Fsave her”

“Let he^Cr goÂ?^C?dow^GnÂ?^F? Swim for your?^C? live^Cs ^{G F} Swim for your?^C? children ^DmSwim for your?^G? wives But let her ^Cgo do^CwnÂ^{G F} Let her go?^C? downâ^C€^{G D}

^DHe wondered if his ^Gshipmates Were ^Aready just to ^Gpray and give ^Din So he ^Acalled their ^Dnames out ^Aone by ^Done But there was no ^Gone else a^Around but ^Dhim He saw the ^Gship go down in the f^Aading light And he ^Dknew he could have ^D7saved ^Gher He said, "^A;The cap^Dtain lied, when^A the cap^Dtain cried", 'There's none of us here can ^Gsave her";

“Let he^Dr goÂ?^D?dow^AnÂ?^G? Swim for your?^D? live^Ds ^{A G} Swim for your?^D? children ^EmSwim for your?^A? wives But let her ^Dgo do^DwnÂ^{A G} Let her go?^D? down ^{D A G} Let her go?^D? down ^{D A G} Let her go?^D? down”