| intro | Bb F C F |
| Oh the empire it is finished no foreign lands to steal | F | |
| so the greedy eye of England is turning towards the seas | Bb F C | |
| Two hundred miles from Donegal | F Dm | |
| There's a place that's called Rockall | F | |
| And the groping hands of whitehall | Bb F | |
| are grabbing at it's wall | C F |
| Oh Rock on Rockall you'll never fall | F Dm | |
| to Britain's greedy hands and you'll meet the same resistance | F Bb F | |
| like you did in many lands | C | |
| May the seagulls rise and pluck your eyes and the water crush you shell | F Dm F | |
| and the natural gas will burn your ass and blow you all to hell | Bb F C F |
| This rock is part of Ireland it's written in folklore | F | |
| When Finn McCool took a sod of grass He threw it to the fore | Bb F C | |
| Then he tossed a pebble across the sea | F Dm | |
| Where ever did it fall, the sod became the Isle of Man | F Bb F | |
| The pebble's called Rockall | C F |
| Oh Rock on Rockall you'll never fall | F Dm | |
| to Britain's greedy hands and you'll meet the same resistance | F Bb F | |
| like you did in many lands | C | |
| May the seagulls rise and pluck your eyes and the water crush you shell | F Dm F | |
| and the natural gas will burn your ass and blow you all to hell | Bb F C F |
| Oh the seas will not be silent while Britannia rules the waves | F | |
| And remember that the Irish will no longer be your slaves | Bb F C | |
| And remember that Britannia well she rules the waves no more | F Dm F | |
| So keep your hands off Rockall, it's Irish to the core | Bb F C F |
| Oh Rock on Rockall you'll never fall | F Dm | |
| to Britain's greedy hands and you'll meet the same resistance | F Bb F | |
| like you did in many lands | C | |
| May the seagulls rise and pluck your eyes and the water crush you shell | F Dm F | |
| and the natural gas will burn your ass and blow you all to hell | Bb F C F |
| Bb F C F |