C Took a ride on a boatF C From a harbour by the bayC I took a walk on on a rockG C Yes it still stands todayC I thought of all the menF C who couldn't conform to societyC and I saw myselfG C standing on the rockC I took a look in a cellF C thats when the men began to roarC four grey walls of nothingG C and nowhere else to goC and I thought of all the menF C who would never sell their soulsC and I saw myselfG C standing on the rockF C Land of the gloryG C land of the freeF C freedom means nothingD G and nothing means you're freeC I stepped back on the boatF C I could sense a storm was dueC I had to look behind to seeG C if what I felt was trueC and I thought of all the menF C couldn't take a telling what to doC and I saw myselfG C standing on the rockF C Land of the gloryG C land of the freeF C freedom means nothingD G and nothing means you're freeC I thought of all the menF C who couldn't conform to societyC and I saw myselfG C standing on the rock
The Rock
Frannkie Miller
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