Greystone Chapel

Intro Part  [B] [E] [A] [B] [E]

I[B]nside the walls of prison my [E]body may be but my [A]Lord has [B]set my soul [E]free

There's a [E]greystone chapel here at Folsom

a house of worship in this den of [B]sin

You wouldn't [E]think that God had a place here at Folsom

But he [A]saved the soul of [B]many lost [E]men

Now this [E]greystone chapel here at Folsom

Stands a hundred years old made of granite r[B]ock

It takes a[E] ring of keys to move here at Folsom

But the [A]door to the House of [B]God is never [E]locked

I[B]nside the walls of prison my[E] body may be but the [A]Lord has [B]set my soul [E]free

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There are [E]men here that don't ever worship

There are men here who scoff at the ones who [B]pray

But I've [E]got down on my knees in that greystone chapel

And I [A]thank the Lord for [B]helpin' me each [E]day

Now this [E]greystone chapel here at Folsom

It has a touch of God's hand on every [B]stone

It's a [E]flower of light in a field of darkness

and it's [A]givin' me the [B]strength to carry [E]on

I[B]nside the walls of prison my [E]body may be but my [A]Lord has [B]set my soul [E]free