"I Shall Be Released" is a 1967 song, written by Bob Dylan.
[Strophe]
E                            F#m 
They say everything can be replaced   
G#m            A               E 
They say every distance is not near  
                    F#m 
So I remember every face   
G#m      A              E  B7 
Of every man who put me here
[Strophe]
E                   F#m 
I see my light come shining  
G#m      A                E 
From the west down to the east   
             F#m 
Any day now, any day now  
G#m A          E 
I   shall be released 
[Strophe]
E                           F#m 
They say every man needs protection  
G#m                 A        E 
They say that every man must fall  
                       F#m 
Yet I swear I see my reflection  
G#m          A               E  B7 
Somewhere so high above this wall 
[Strophe]
E                   F#m 
I see my light come shining  
G#m      A                E 
From the west down to the east   
             F#m 
Any day now, any day now  
G#m A          E 
I   shall be released 
[Strophe]
E                                      F#m 
Now yonder stands a man in this lonely crowd   
G#m       A                  E 
A man who swears he's not to blame   
                        F#m 
All day long I hear him shouting so loud   
G#m         A               E    B7 
Just crying out that he was framed
[Strophe]
E                   F#m 
I see my light come shining  
G#m      A                E 
From the west down to the east   
             F#m 
Any day now, any day now  
G#m A          E 
I   shall be released 
[Outro]
             F#m 
Any day now, any day now  
G#m A          E 
I   shall be released