Words and Music By Jack Lather
November 2006

(Pick the bass note of the chord before strumming)

Intro:(Am-G-Am)x2

(Am)                       (G)       (Am)
I've gone a million miles down this road.
(Am)                  (G)          (Am)
And seen a thousand faces I don't know.
            (G)          (Am)           (G)         (Am)
And still I roll, still I roll, I just roll, I just roll.
(Am)                       (G)       (Am)
Looking in the dark with a drifters stair.
(Am)                    (G)        (Am)
I got nothing but a pistol and a prayer.
             (G)         (Am)          (G)         (Am)  (G) (Am)
And still I roll, still I roll, I just roll, I just roll.
 
         (C)
With an empty seat beside me.
      (Am)
And a scar that you can't see.
      (G)                      (Am)
But it always reminds me the price of being free.
            (G)            (Am)         (G)         (Am) (Am-G-Am)x2           
And still I roll, still I roll, I just roll, I just roll.


(Am)                (G)     (Am)
I swear I saw Elvis in Tennessee.
(Am)                  (G)          (Am)
He ain't dead he's driftin' just like me.
             (G)         (Am)            (G)        (Am)
And still I roll, still I roll, I just roll, I just roll.
(Am)                    (G)    (Am)
I left my wife in Phoenix all alone.
(Am)                                 (G)        (Am)
For a man like me there ain't no place to call home.
      (G)       (Am)          (G)         (Am)  (G) (Am)
So I roll, so I roll, I just roll, I just roll.


         (C)
With an empty seat beside me.
      (Am)
And a scar that you can't see.
      (G)                      (Am)
But it always reminds me the price of being free.
            (G)            (Am)         (G)         (Am) (Am-G-Am)x2           
And still I roll, still I roll, I just roll, I just roll.