Bob Seger - Like a rock

^GStood there boldly sweatin' in the sun ^CFelt like a million, felt like number one The ^Fheight of summer, I'd ^Cnever felt that strong Like a ^Grock.

^GI was eighteen, didn't have a care ^CWorkin' for peanuts, not a dime to spare ^FBut I was lean and ^Csolid everywhere Like a ^Grock.

^GMy hands were steady, my eyes were clear and bright ^CMy walk had purpose, my steps were quick and light ^FAnd I held firm to ^Cwhat I felt was right Like a ^Grock.

Like a ^Grock - I was strong as I could be Like a ^Crock - nothin' ever got to me Like a ^Frock - I was ^Csomething to see Like a ^Grock.

And I ^Emstood arrow straight, unencumbered by the weight Of all these ^Ghustlers and their schemes I stood ^Cproud, I stood tall, high above it all I ^Amstill believed in my ^Ddreams.

^GTwenty years now, where'd they go ^CTwenty years - I don't know ^FI sit and I wonder sometimes^C where they've ^Ggone

And ^Gsometimes late at night ^C- oh when I'm bathed in the firelight ^FThe moon comes callin' a ^Cghostly white

And I re^Gcall, I recall. Like a ^Grock - standin' arrow straight Like a ^Crock - chargin' from the gate Like a ^Frock - ^Ccarryin' the weight Like a ^Grock. Like a ^Grock - the sun upon my skin Like a ^Crock - hard against the wind Like a ^Frock - I ^Csee myself again Like a ^Grock,