Rock Of Gibraltar
Feel So Bad · Nocturama [2003]
I'll be steadfast and true
And my love will never falter
The sea would crash about us
The waves would lash about us
I'll be your Rock of Gibraltar
Sometimes it's hard
And we're both caught off guard
But there's nothing I would ever alter
The wind could howl round our ears
For the next thousand years
I'd still be your Rock of Gibraltar
The best thing I done
Was to make you the one
Who I'd walk with down to the altar
You'd stand by me
And together we'd be
That great, steady Rock of Gibraltar
Under the big yellow moon
On our honeymoon
I took you on a trip to Malta
And all through the night
You held me so tight
Your great, steady Rock of Gibraltar
Could the powers that be
Ever foresee
That things could so utterly alter?
All the plans that we laid
Could soon be betrayed
Betrayed like the Rock of Gibraltar
Rock Of Gibraltar
Rock Of Gibraltar stands as a standout track from Feel So Bad's 2003 album Nocturama, showcasing the band's distinct approach to English indie rock. The recording captures the group's signature blend of melodic sensibility and atmospheric depth, reflecting the creative energy of their early 2000s output. Within the broader context of their discography, the song exemplifies the band's ability to craft emotionally resonant compositions that balance introspection with driving rhythms. Nocturama remains a key release for fans exploring the era's alternative sounds, offering a cohesive listening experience that highlights the band's evolving musical identity. This track continues to resonate with audiences who appreciate thoughtful songwriting and dynamic arrangements within the genre.