The Song of HMS Dreadnought (Remastered)

(Verse 1) Oh, the Dreadnought rose from the dockyard’s hand, The pride of the navy, the best in the land. With turrets tall and engines new, She changed the game, the world she drew. The waves would part as she steamed ahead, Her iron hull where no foe dared tread. A warrior born in the age of steel, The Dreadnought’s power the world would feel. (Chorus male choir shout) Sing, lads, sing of the Dreadnought’s fame, The ship that gave the seas her name. A titan strong, a queen of might, She ruled the waves both day and night. (Verse 2) At Jutland’s clash, her shadow loomed, A fleet inspired, her rivals doomed. Her name was echoed in fear and awe, A naval force that rewrote the law. Through years of peace and battles grim, Her legacy stood, her light grew dim. But the Dreadnought’s spark forever stays, The dawn of fleets in her golden days. (Chorus male choir shout) Sing, lads, sing of the Dreadnought’s fame, The ship that gave the seas her name. A titan strong, a queen of might, She ruled the waves both day and night. (Bridge) With every keel that came to be, Her spirit sailed the endless sea. The first of many, the pioneer, The Dreadnought’s voice we always hear. (Outro) So raise a glass to the ship of old, Her story told in hearts so bold. HMS Dreadnought, a legend true, The sea remembers what you knew. (Final Chorus male choir shout) Sing, lads, sing of the Dreadnought’s fame, The ship that gave the seas her name. A titan strong, a queen of might, She ruled the waves both day and night.