Hidden Meanings in "Stand On The Rock"

[David]

We need more activity in here. Let's talk about the hidden subtext of "Stand On The Rock."

Think of the immortal line from Chandler in "The Big Sleep" when Marlowe tells the butler, "She was sitting on my lap ... & I was sitting down."

Could "Stand On The Rock" be a veiled reference to penile erection & to a heightened state of sexual excitation?

[Johnny Stew]

Originally Posted by David

Could "Stand On The Rock" be a veiled reference to penile erection & to a heightened state of sexual excitation?

I won't tell you what I used to sometimes sing instead of "stand on the rock."

[strandinthewind]

Originally Posted by Johnny Stew

I won't tell you what I used to sometimes sing instead of "stand on the rock."

and you did not use the verb stand - but the imperative sit

[chiliD]

Originally Posted by Johnny Stew

I won't tell you what I used to sometimes sing instead of "stand on the rock."

Originally Posted by strandinthewind

and you did not use the verb stand - but the imperative sit

And, the alternate term for "rooster" as well, I'm assuming.

[Neb-Maat-Re]

Originally Posted by chiliD

And, the alternate term for "rooster" as well, I'm assuming.

Gallus domesticus?

I don't get it.