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The Rock
CTook a ride on a boat
From a hFarbour by the Cbay
CI took a walk on on a rock
Yes it Gstill stands todaCy
CI thought of all the men
who couldn't Fconform to societCy
and I sCaw myself
Gstanding on the roCck
CI took a look in a cell
thats when the Fmen began to rCoar
Cfour grey walls of nothing
and Gnowhere else to gCo
Cand I thought of all the men
who would Fnever sell their soCuls
and I sCaw myself
Gstanding on the roCck
FLand of the glCory
Gland of the frCee
Ffreedom means nCothing
and nDothing means you're fGree
CI stepped back on the boat
I could Fsense a storm was duCe
CI had to look behind to see
Gif what I felt was truCe
Cand I thought of all the men 
couldn't Ftake a telling what to Cdo
and I Csaw myself
Gstanding on the roCck
FLand of the glCory
Gland of the frCee
Ffreedom means nCothing
and nDothing means you're fGree
CI thought of all the men
who couldn't Fconform to societCy
and I sCaw myself
Gstanding on the roCck

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The Rock

by Frankie Miller

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The Rock

Took a ride on a boat

F C

From a harbour by the bay

I took a walk on on a rock

G C

Yes it still stands today

I thought of all the men

F C

who couldn't conform to society

and I saw myself

G C

standing on the rock

I took a look in a cell

F C

thats when the men began to roar

four grey walls of nothing

G C

and nowhere else to go

and I thought of all the men

F C

who would never sell their souls

and I saw myself

G C

standing on the rock

F C

Land of the glory

G C

land of the free

F C

freedom means nothing

D G

and nothing means you're free

I stepped back on the boat

F C

I could sense a storm was due

I had to look behind to see

G C

if what I felt was true

and I thought of all the men

F C

couldn't take a telling what to do

and I saw myself

G C

standing on the rock

F C

Land of the glory

G C

land of the free

F C

freedom means nothing

D G

and nothing means you're free

I thought of all the men

F C

who couldn't conform to society

and I saw myself

G C

standing on the rock

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