Some more verses for the version that Steve Parke's mentions above :

Oh the first thing that he called for was a bottle of Charteusium,
Glory hallelujah, hi-ro-jerum.
But old nick told him it wasn't a hotelium.
Glory hallelujah, hi-ro-jerum.

Oh the first thing that he called for was a whiskey and a sodium,
Glory hallelujah, hi-ro-jerum.
But old nick told him to shovel on the coalium.
Glory hallelujah, hi-ro-jerum.

The moral of the story is that riches are no jokium,
Glory hallelujah, hi-ro-jerum,
We'll all go to heaven 'cause we're all stony brokium;
Glory hallelujah, hi-ro-jerum.

I've heard this sung by (at least) two great Irish traditional singers Dick Hogan from County Tipperary and Barry Gleeson from Dublin (who has recorded a slightly different version of it on CD. I can't remember the title off hand but I can get details if anyone is interested). Barry's brother is Brendan Gleeson the actor (who is also a fine fiddle player).